Betweenlines

We are a research-driven design practice creating eco-sensitive and people-centric spaces. Our work is a dialogue between context, community, and material honesty, spanning from urban design to upcycled interiors.

This is "Breathe," an award-winning earth house that embodies my core principles. The curved jaali wall, built with compressed stabilized earth blocks (CSEB), creates a living, breathing skin that connects the home to its lush, natural surroundings while providing ventilation and a play of light.

The heart of the "Aamra" farmhouse, designed for a food stylist. This space blends the kitchen and living areas, centered around a custom island. It showcases the use of upcycled materials and honest finishes like oxide cement, creating a warm, functional, and deeply personal home.

A detail from a residential interior, this built-in window seat is more than just a feature. It is a carefully crafted in-between space, a pause point designed for contemplation and connection with the outdoors, demonstrating my focus on creating architecture that enhances the quality of life.

This view from a renovated home shows how I approach existing structures. By replacing old windows with larger sliding units, we increased natural light by 50 percent, seamlessly merging the dining and living areas with the greenery outside and transforming the home's atmosphere.

A conceptual design for the "Vault House" on a narrow 15x40 foot urban plot. This proposal explores how bold architectural forms, like a curving ferroconcrete vault and a patterned brick facade, can solve the challenges of compact living while creating a unique and expressive home.

A view from the "Breathe" residence, where the architecture and landscape are designed as true companions. The house occupies only a quarter of the site, allowing the rest to become a thriving, eco-sensitive landscape that supports native plants and creates a habitat for local wildlife.

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Architectural Design

Visit Studio in BTM Layout; Projects across Karnataka & Tamil Nadu

We design homes and public spaces that use eco-friendly materials, Indian climate solutions like jaali walls and overhangs, and adapt to each site with close client collaboration and reuse of old materials.

80-250

per sq.ft.

A quiet moment in a sunlit bedroom at our Aamra residence. We design spaces that invite tranquility and connection, where natural light and views of the outdoors become integral parts of daily life. This window seat is more than a feature; it is a personal retreat.

The heart of the Aamra house, where the kitchen and dining areas converge. This open-plan space is designed for gathering, featuring a polished concrete island, upcycled wood cabinetry, and an exposed concrete ceiling, reflecting our principle of material honesty.

A detail from a contemporary kitchen, where we explored the interplay of textures. The combination of fluted glass, dramatic black marble, and warm wood creates a space that is both highly functional and visually sophisticated.

An exploration of natural textures in a custom wardrobe design. We combined louvered teak with delicate cane weave, creating a functional piece that is also a tactile and visually interesting object, celebrating traditional craft in a modern context.

A curved, built-in window seat finished in polished oxide. This architectural intervention transforms a simple bedroom window into a unique, contemplative space, demonstrating our focus on creating personalized nooks that enhance the living experience.

An open kitchen with a breakfast island, finished in a deep forest green. This design shows our ability to integrate bold color with natural wood tones and patterned tiles, creating a warm and inviting hub for family life.

The central courtyard of our "Breathe" residence, an earth house project. This space acts as the lungs of the home, with ferroconcrete fins that create a dynamic play of light and shadow while promoting natural ventilation and thermal comfort.

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Interior Design

Visit Studio in BTM Layout; Projects across Karnataka & Tamil Nadu

We design interiors that match your lifestyle and space, using local materials and upcycled elements for practical, sustainable solutions.

1,200-2,200

per sq.ft.

The 'Breathe' residence, where the structure is designed as a living, breathing skin. The building, with its perforated earth-block walls, is enveloped by a native landscape of wild grasses, demonstrating how architecture and nature can exist in true companionship.

At the 'Aamra' farmhouse, life unfolds around a mature mango tree, which serves as the heart of the home. The design prioritizes the existing landscape, creating a built form that respects and integrates with the natural environment, offering spaces for quiet contemplation and family life.

This is a view of the eco-sensitive landscape I designed at Kaggalipura, overlooking the Bannerghatta forest range. The design focuses on creating a rich habitat using native plant landscaping to attract local wildlife, turning the entire site into a sanctuary.

The concept of 'Jagli katte', a traditional sitting verandah, is central to the 'Aamra' project. Here, it becomes a space for leisure and connection, demonstrating how landscape design can foster slowness and unhurried activities within a natural setting.

This sustainability diagram illustrates my 'living sponge' concept for water management. It shows a systematic approach to rainwater harvesting and bioswale integration, designed to recharge groundwater, reduce runoff, and support a productive landscape.

An interior court within the 'Breathe' residence blurs the line between inside and outside. The space brings light, air, and greenery into the core of the home, with a Jaali screen that aids natural ventilation and shades the earth walls from the western sun.

These are my furniture design schematics using Lantana camara, an invasive weed. This exploration turns a harmful plant into a valuable resource, creating commercially viable furniture while empowering local artisans and promoting afforestation.

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Landscape Architecture

Visit Studio in BTM Layout; Projects across Karnataka

We design landscapes using native plants and bioswales to support local wildlife, manage water naturally, and fit each site’s unique ecology without heavy construction.

15-50

per sq.ft.

A quiet moment in the 'Aamra' residence, where a built-in diwan and integrated shelving create a space for rest and reflection. My goal is to design furniture that is not just an object in a room, but an integral part of the home's architecture and the lives lived within it.

These are the technical drawings for my Nannilam collection, where I explore the structural potential of Lantana camara. This project transforms an invasive weed into functional, beautiful furniture like diwans and lounge chairs, creating a model for commercially viable, eco-positive design.

A close-up of a custom wardrobe, showcasing a blend of materials and artisanal details. The dragonfly handles, patterned fabric panel, and natural cane weave demonstrate my commitment to creating unique, tactile surfaces and celebrating fine craftsmanship in every piece.

This conceptual rendering illustrates a wearable shelter for outdoor workers, designed to offer protection from extreme heat and rain. It shows how a single module can transform into a chair, bed, or canopy, and how multiple units can cluster together to form community spaces.

An ornate console table crafted from reclaimed wood, demonstrating how traditional forms can be reinterpreted with a focus on material honesty. This piece stands at an entryway, blending intricate carving with the simple beauty of the wood grain and handmade tiles.

The heart of the 'Aamra' farmhouse, where the dining area flows into the living space. The custom concrete island, wooden bar stools, and upcycled pantry cabinet are all designed to foster connection, blurring the lines between cooking, eating, and living.

A view into a study nook, featuring a dark-painted finish contrasted with natural wood and woven panels. This design shows how I use color and texture to define functional zones within a larger space, creating cozy, practical areas for work and life.

A detail of a wardrobe combining louvered wood and cane panels. This pairing of textures is not just for aesthetics; it provides ventilation while maintaining visual lightness, a principle I apply to make furniture both beautiful and practical.

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Sustainable Furniture & Product Design

Visit Studio in BTM Layout; Available across Bengaluru

We design and make furniture and products using upcycled materials, local resources like Lantana and stone, and involve local communities in the process.

15-60K

per custom furniture piece

Meet your expert

Betweenlines

My Story

We’re Betweenlines because for us, the magic’s always in the gaps - between city and wild, research and making, ideas and real life. We’ve built shelters you can wear, turned annoying lantana weeds into furniture, and learned a lot from both wins and flops. Our team’s a mix of folks who love to experiment. For us, the best bit is seeing a space grow its own story with the people who use it.

My Work

What We Do - Urban design, architecture, interiors, research - from big buildings to tiny details like upcycled interior finishes.

Eco-Sensitive Architecture - We use sustainable materials, recharge water, and design with nature in mind. Think interlocking bricks, reclaimed wood.

Community Empowerment Through Design - We love projects that help people - wellness spaces, heritage revamps, solutions for street vendors.

Material Honesty - Raw, handmade, sometimes wild - like lantana weed furniture or red oxide floors. We reuse and upcycle wherever possible.

Concept-Driven Facade Design - Every project starts with a story - a weave, a carpet, something that makes the space speak.

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