Heritage Architecture and Modern Interior Design

Modern wellness amenities, like these new steam and sauna rooms, are seamlessly integrated into the heritage setting of the Bangalore Club. The design uses warm wood paneling and clear signage to create a functional, spa-like experience that respects the original structure.

In the ladies' washroom, a feature wall of patterned blue tiles provides a vibrant contrast to the warm wood cabinetry and colonial gold stone countertops. The custom-framed mirrors with rounded corners soften the space, blending classic and contemporary design elements.

For a modern duplex residence, I drew inspiration from Regency-era elegance to create a living room that feels both grand and comfortable. A bookmatched marble feature wall, fluted wood paneling, and integrated LED lighting come together to form a space that is sophisticated and livable.

Detail is everything in historic preservation. This close-up of the gents' washroom sink shows the interplay of textures, from the speckled colonial gold stone to the smooth ceramic basin and the classic design of the chrome faucet, all set against a backdrop of decorative tiles.

This design board illustrates the material palette for the ladies' handwash area, showcasing the thoughtful selection of finishes. It highlights the art leather for seating, colonial-style storage, matte beige tiles, and decorative highlight tiles that come together to create a cohesive and elegant space.

A 3D axonometric view reveals the strategic space planning for the club's renovation, which I call 'The Sable Edit'. This technical drawing shows how I reconfigured the layout to improve flow and function, clearly zoning areas for changing, showers, and wellness treatments.