Designing Storied Commercial and Public Spaces

When I work on a commercial office, I don't just furnish a lobby; I curate an identity. For projects like the Maddock office, it meant craning a massive, 10-foot vintage medicine cabinet seven storeys up to create a reading nook that felt deeply personal. It is these logistical challenges combined with the warmth of reclaimed materials that transform a standard workspace into a narrative of your company's journey.

Commercial spaces often suffer from sterility, but I design offices to feel like extensions of the human experience. Whether I am breathing new life into a historic legislative landmark like the Vidhan Bhavan in Mumbai or crafting an intimate executive cabin for production houses, my focus remains on legacy.

For professional environments, I avoid the trend of glass-and-steel monotony. Instead, I bring in reclaimed teak wood, antique furniture, and handcrafted details that ground the space. When designing the Maddock office, the objective was to showcase the company's evolution. We used the founder's original chair alongside an 8-foot antique desk to bridge the past and the present. It is about creating a setting where business happens, but where you also feel a sense of belonging.

Renovating landmarks like the Vidhan Bhavan requires a profound respect for the existing structure. It is a phased, delicate process of modernizing functionality while preserving the architectural integrity of a space that has witnessed history. This is not about demolition; it is about sensitive restoration.

If you are looking to renovate your office, I handle everything from structural reconfiguration to sourcing unique vintage accents. Whether it is converting a dull corporate hall into a cinematic entrance or sourcing antique bookcases that require specialized logistics, my team ensures the execution is as thoughtful as the concept.