Tribe Verified

Modern Indian Interior Design & Styling

byCantilever ArchitectsProjects across Bengaluru; Studio in Sahakar NagarStarts from280 ₹ Per Sq. Ft. of Built-up AreaView full gallery

We blend clean, contemporary lines with the warmth of Indian heritage. Light, textures, and custom-designed elements create spaces that feel deeply connected to their roots.

This living room from the 'Ittige' project is a perfect example of our integrated approach. The space flows seamlessly, furnished with a mix of contemporary sofas, a traditional swing, and artful partitions that define areas without closing them off.

The media console in the 'Ittige' residence, set against a terracotta brick wall. We custom-designed this piece with cane-fronted cabinets and arched details, blending modern functionality with traditional craft techniques.

A view into the bedroom of the 'Ittige' residence, featuring a classic four-poster bed. The arched headboard with its damask pattern adds a touch of heritage, while the overall aesthetic remains clean and uncluttered.

Natural light streams into this bedroom, highlighting the textures of the space. We use sheer curtains to soften the light and incorporate indoor plants, like this fiddle leaf fig, to enhance the connection to the outdoors.

A detail shot showing the blend of elements in the 'Ittige' bedroom. A traditional Veena stands beside a modern blue chest of drawers, symbolizing the harmony between art, heritage, and contemporary living.

A close-up of the four-poster bed, showing the turned wood detail of the post and the subtle pattern on the headboard. These details add a layer of craftsmanship and elegance to the room.

We love to mix textures and patterns. Here, embroidered cushions sit on a modern daybed and a traditional wooden swing, anchored by a beautifully carved antique wooden pillar.

This custom-designed cane and wood armchair is a centerpiece of the living area. The play of light through the cane weave and the dramatic shadows on the floor are intentional elements of the design.

The living area in the 'House Under Tabebuia Trees' follows a minimal and neutral color palette. The focus is on clean forms, comfortable furnishings, and subtle details that create a serene and sophisticated living space.

A wider view of the minimalist living room, showing the careful composition of the sofa, armchair, and coffee table. The large plant adds a touch of nature, consistent with our design philosophy.

About Modern Indian Interiors

When we approach an interior, we do not just select furniture; we craft a dialogue between the objects and the architecture. In projects like the Ittige residence, we balanced modern, cane-fronted storage with traditional arched motifs, all custom-fabricated to align with the home's specific light conditions. We believe every piece of furniture should feel like an organic extension of the walls, ensuring the space remains both functional and calm.

Similar work from other experts

Browse through Curated picks from other experts on mytribe