Featured Architectural Designs in Bengaluru

The living space in the 'Ittige' residence combines traditional Indian elements like a wooden swing with contemporary furniture. We used a mix of textures, from the concrete-finish walls to cane chairs and soft textiles, to create a warm and inviting family area that feels both modern and timeless.

In our 'House Under Tabebuia Trees' project, we designed this dining nook as a sanctuary of light. The curved wall with a grid of windows floods the space with diffused natural light, while the custom-built concrete bench and minimalist furniture create a serene, almost sculptural experience.

For this compact urban home, the '10 x 10 Residence', we designed a facade that is both beautiful and functional. The upper level features a screen of vertical wooden fins for privacy and shade, while the lower level uses a concrete 'jaali' screen with a traditional geometric pattern to allow for ventilation and a beautiful play of light.

This is the Zoca rooftop café, a space we designed for a young, modern clientele in Bangalore. The design uses large arched windows, plush velvet seating in a refreshing color palette, and whimsical cloud-like light fixtures to create an atmosphere that is both energetic and relaxing.

We designed the 'Frumos' luxury salon to be a peaceful retreat. The open-plan layout features distinct zones for different services, defined by architectural elements like arches and custom furniture, ensuring a spacious and calming experience for every client.

Detail is paramount in our work. This floating staircase, carved from concrete, is a perfect example of our fascination with cantilevered forms. Paired with a simple steel railing and set against a warm brick wall, it becomes a functional sculpture within the home.

A closer look at the 'Ittige' residence facade, where we juxtaposed the earthy texture of local brick with the clean, sharp lines of metal fins. This combination not only creates visual interest but also serves a practical purpose, providing shade and privacy while allowing air to flow freely.

We believe a home should reflect the personality of its owners. In this bedroom, a traditional four-poster bed and a cherished musical instrument, the veena, are given pride of place, creating a space that is deeply personal and rooted in culture.

Our design process begins with understanding how a space will be lived in. This sectional illustration for the 'House Under Tabebuia Trees' allows us to visualize the flow between floors and the interplay of different activities, ensuring the final home is a true reflection of the family's life.