Signature Spaces and Design Stories
We believe every space has a story, grounded in memory and the gentle play of light. Here is a curated selection of our work, where minimalist aesthetics meet the tactile warmth of natural materials.
This double-height living room from our Amber House project is the heart of the home, designed as a warm, earthy haven. We used a textured lime plaster on the feature wall, creating a dynamic canvas for the shifting afternoon sun, while custom wooden furniture and mustard yellow accents add warmth and personality.
In our Cocoon House project, we curated a living space that feels both sophisticated and deeply personal. The design blends a rich emerald sofa and a patterned armchair with bespoke wooden coffee tables, all grounded by a colorful geometric rug, creating a space that is layered with character and comfort.
For the Eat Punjab restaurant in Gandhinagar, we designed an immersive dining experience using warm, natural materials. The space is defined by curved, upholstered booth seating in deep green, complemented by custom cane and wood ceiling installations and drum pendants that cast a soft, inviting glow.
This bedroom corner in the Cocoon House showcases our focus on creating serene, personal sanctuaries. We combined a fabric-panelled headboard with a natural wood frame, setting it against a backdrop of carefully chosen art and soft textiles to create a space that feels both minimalist and lived-in.
We designed the director's cabin in the 'On The Grid' office to be a space of calm focus. The custom-fluted wood desk with a marble top, paired with a linear hanging light, creates a clean, minimalist aesthetic, while louvered blinds allow for controlled natural light, enhancing the productive atmosphere.
In the Midas Resort, we designed the villa suites to seamlessly merge with the surrounding landscape. This bedroom features a full-height window that opens up to lush greenery, making nature the primary focal point. The interior palette of earthy tones and soft textures creates a tranquil retreat.
The entrance to Tres Amigos, a Mexican restaurant we designed, makes a bold first impression. We used a vibrant terracotta palette, glass blocks, and pixelated skull lighting to immediately immerse diners in a lively, modern interpretation of Mexican culture, setting the stage for the experience within.
This view of the Amber House living area highlights our use of vertical lines and double-height volumes to create a sense of openness and connection. The wooden slat railings are a signature element, offering visual continuity between floors while allowing light to filter through the space.
About Featured
In projects like our Amber House, we manipulate ceiling heights—lowering them at the entrance for intimacy and expanding them in the living area—to change how you feel the moment you walk through the door. We don't just fill space with furniture; we curate the transition from the busy outside world into a private, light-filled haven, ensuring the volume of the room dictates its function.
Our work spans from private residential havens to vibrant commercial spaces, yet every project follows the same quiet, people-centric process. Whether we are designing a home in Ahmedabad or a workspace in Bengaluru, we focus on adaptive reuse and the layering of textures.
We are obsessed with how light interacts with materials like lime plaster, teak, and terrazzo. You will notice this in our work for the 'On The Grid' office, where we used Georgian partitions and fluted wood to create focus without closing off the space. Similarly, in our hospitality projects like Tres Amigos, we move away from standard layouts to create immersive experiences that prioritize the guest's interaction with the environment.
Our design philosophy is rooted in the belief that a space should feel like it belongs to you, not just an architect. We incorporate your pre-loved art, family heirlooms, and personal history into the layout. We sketch, we rearrange, and we refine until the house feels lived-in, not staged.
When we collaborate, we look at the constraints of a site—the natural light, the available volume, and the existing structure—as opportunities. By removing the unnecessary and focusing on the tactile quality of every knob, finish, and custom furniture piece, we build environments that are calm, strong, and deeply personal. We invite you to explore these stories and imagine how we might collaborate to tell yours.
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