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Objects and Design Inspirations

byArchitecture BrioTakes projects across India and Rotterdam; Visit studios in Worli (Mumbai) and RotterdamStarts from10,000 per sq. ft. (Carpet Area)View full gallery

We examine the intersection of art and architecture through a collection of objects, furniture, and materials that define our design philosophy.

A collection of sculptural table lamps from India Design ID. We are always inspired by designers who explore the artistic potential of everyday objects, especially through the use of natural and textured materials.

The 'Submerge' lighting installation by Oorjaa Design, seen at India Design ID. We were drawn to the organic, mushroom-like forms and the ethereal glow created by the use of handmade paper.

An intricate lighting installation made of gilded, pod-like forms. This piece showcases a beautiful combination of natural inspiration and refined craftsmanship.

A sculptural floor lamp by Nituṣhā, featuring a stack of illuminated stone spheres within a dark metal shroud. This piece is a powerful example of how light and material can be combined to create a dramatic, artistic statement.

A sculptural wall sconce by Delta Light, inspired by leftover aluminum profiles. We appreciate design that finds beauty and purpose in industrial materials, transforming waste into an object of art.

A large, textured pendant light from At Home with Wriver. The use of natural, fibrous material to create a warm, diffused light resonates with our own design sensibilities.

Framed architectural art pieces seen at India Design ID. These three-dimensional paper-cut models explore the concept of home and memory, a theme that is central to our own practice.

A collectible 'puzzle' coffee table by Studio Indigene. The piece is composed of numerous individual wooden elements, showcasing a playful approach to furniture design and a mastery of woodworking.

A collection of textured art and ceramic objects from Espravo. We are drawn to the simple, organic forms and the subtle variations in color and texture, which add a human touch to an interior space.

A Japanese-style soaking tub made of terracotta-colored concrete by Crete Kala Studio. This piece combines a modern material with a traditional form, creating a unique and inviting bathing experience.

About Curated Objects & Inspirations

We view these objects not merely as decoration, but as prototypes for the environments we build. By studying how a lighting fixture interacts with shadow or how a piece of handcrafted furniture balances wood and stone, we gain insights that eventually inform the walls, ceilings, and open courtyards of our residential projects.

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