Custom Residential Architecture: Light, Air, and Nature

Looking across the double-height volume of the Split House, where glass walls and a large skylight create a profound connection to the outdoors. The interplay of light and shadow on the clean white walls is a key element of the design, making the space feel open, airy, and constantly evolving.

A floating staircase in the Split House, surrounded by indoor greenery that thrives under the central skylight. We believe in integrating nature throughout our homes, and this light-filled stairwell creates the feeling of walking through a garden as you move between floors.

A quiet moment in the Split House, where a traditional wooden swing offers a place for reflection next to the indoor garden. The design combines modern architectural elements with timeless details, creating spaces that are both contemporary and deeply comfortable for every generation of the family.

The living and dining areas of 'An Earthy Affair' are designed as a series of interconnected, open spaces that flow into one another. We used exposed brick walls and large glass doors to blur the line between the interior and the surrounding landscape, creating a home that breathes with its environment.

The dining space in 'An Earthy Affair' is framed by the rich texture of exposed brick and the clean lines of a modern kitchen. Sunlight filters through the double-height volume, highlighting the honest material palette and creating a warm, inviting atmosphere for family meals.

A view from the upper level of 'An Earthy Affair', showing the interplay of textures and light. The warmth of the brick walls and terracotta ceiling is balanced by a pop of color from the turquoise-painted library nook, creating a space that is both rustic and playful.

The semi-open living area in 'An Earthy Affair' is designed to feel like a veranda, protected from the elements but visually connected to the garden. The dappled light filtering through the trees and the use of natural materials create a tranquil space for relaxation.

An upper-level corridor in 'An Earthy Affair' overlooks the central living space. We used a combination of brick jaalis and wooden louvers to create privacy while allowing light and air to flow freely through the home.

A detail from 'An Earthy Affair' showing the view through a vibrant green railing. This element adds a splash of color and serves as a framing device, offering curated glimpses into the different levels and spaces within the home.