The Anagram Ethos: Craft, Detail & Innovation

We believe in blurring the lines between structural engineering and interior aesthetics. Take the Outré House, where we designed a sunken seating area that seamlessly integrates with the custom light fixture on the floor below. This isn't just a design choice, it is a structural conversation between levels, connecting spaces through a single, cohesive element rather than treating them as isolated rooms.

Our work is an exploration of material behavior and spatial dynamics. When we approach a project, whether it is a furniture piece like the SWISH bench or a hotel feature wall in Jaipur, we look for ways to push the boundaries of what local materials can do.

For the SWISH bench, we experimented with flexible plywood to mimic the fluidity of water, creating a form that acts as both seating and sculpture. Similarly, our work on the Green Bean Hotel involved translating the geometry of Rajasthan’s step-wells into a modern brick feature wall. These are not merely decorative touches. They require rigorous planning, from mortar thickness to brick layout, ensuring that every detail serves both a functional and visual purpose.

We approach each project as a unique opportunity to challenge conventional building methods. We find value in the handmade, often working directly with craftsmen to realize forms that standard construction might avoid. Our process involves continuous dialogue between our design team and the site reality, ensuring that what we draw is what gets built. We invite you to look closely at these process images, from the technical elevation drawings to the final material finishes, to understand the rigor we apply to every square foot of your space.