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Bespoke Residential Homes

byArchitecture ContinuousProjects across Karnataka; Visit Studio in J.P. NagarStarts from220 per sq. ft. of built-up areaView full gallery

We design private residences, from urban villas to secluded farmhouses, that prioritize natural light, structural fluidity, and harmony with their immediate environment.

The Mobius Home in Bangalore, where the building's form was shaped by the existing trees. This project exemplifies our commitment to integrating architecture with nature, rather than displacing it.

The infinity pool of the Kabini farmhouse, designed to reflect the expansive sky and blend into the natural landscape. The patio area provides a serene space for relaxation with an uninterrupted view of the backwaters.

A detail of the Mobius Home's cantilevered glass structure. This element creates a feeling of being suspended amongst the trees, blurring the line between the interior and the lush exterior environment.

A view of the single-flight staircase leading up to the cantilevered canopy of the Mobius Home. The design uses lush greenery along the path to create a tranquil transition from the ground level.

This bungalow's design was inspired by the iconic VitraHaus. We adapted the concept to create a unique residential form with stacked volumes and a distinctive, angular balcony space.

The exterior of a 10,000 sq. ft. residence in old Bangalore, where luxury is juxtaposed with simplicity. The design features a prominent cantilevered volume, creating a modern and powerful architectural statement.

An upward view of the Bangalore residence, showing how the architectural form interacts with the tall, mature palm trees on the site. We prioritize preserving the natural context in our urban projects.

A 3D render of a residential project designed for a client in Muscat. The design features a clean, modern aesthetic with geometric screen patterns (jaali) for privacy and sun shading, blending contemporary form with traditional elements.

In this residential project, we designed a puncture in the courtyard wall to accommodate a large, existing tree. This detail shows our philosophy of making the architecture adapt to nature, not the other way around.

Another perspective of the Mobius Home, highlighting how the angled glass facade reflects the surrounding trees. The design creates a dynamic visual relationship between the building and its natural setting.

About Bespoke Residential Homes

We do not believe in replacing the site's natural topography. Instead, our residential projects begin with an analysis of existing flora and light paths, ensuring your home adapts to the landscape rather than forcing it to conform. Whether it is a tree puncturing a courtyard wall or a cantilevered glass structure that captures the morning light, our design process centers on building around your environment.

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