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Designing Bright and Airy Contemporary Living Spaces

byBA ArchitectsTakes projects across Delhi NCR, Lucknow, Ayodhya & Ambedkar Nagar; Visit studio in GhaziabadStarts from250 per sq. ft.View full gallery

We prioritize daylight through double-height volumes and open-concept layouts to create homes that feel expansive, calm, and naturally bright.

The family lounge in 'The Garden House' is flooded with natural light from double-height windows. The open-riser staircase maintains an unobstructed view and enhances the sense of spaciousness.

This perspective shows the connection between the living area, the upper floor, and the outdoors. The design uses a neutral palette and natural materials to complement the abundant light.

The dining area is situated within a soaring double-height space, with fluted wall paneling adding texture and grandeur. A metal screen provides a subtle division from the living area without blocking light.

A view from the living area towards the dining space, showing how the open layout and central skylight create a bright, interconnected living environment.

A cozy reading nook is carved out on the upper floor, featuring a built-in seat, curved walls with display niches, and a warm wooden ceiling, creating an intimate space overlooking the main living area.

The upper-level corridor and reading nook benefit from the light pouring in from the double-height windows, illustrating how we design every part of the home to feel bright and airy.

An aerial view of the landscape design for 'The Garden House', showing the thoughtful arrangement of pathways, seating areas, and dense greenery to create a private oasis.

A ground-level view of the garden, where carefully placed lighting and a variety of plant species create a rich, textured landscape that can be enjoyed day and night.

About Contemporary Living & Natural Light

In our latest residential work, we address the common challenge of dark interiors by integrating double-height voids and central skylights that pull daylight deep into the floor plan. This isn't just about installing larger windows; it’s about aligning the floor layout with the sun’s path, ensuring that living areas remain naturally bright throughout the day while using fluted wall panels and glass screens to maintain privacy without sacrificing that airy sense of openness.

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