Earthy & Eco-Conscious Home Designs in Bengaluru

The Eesha residence is set amidst farms, designed to blend with its natural surroundings. The entire structure is built with exposed CSEB, creating an earthy, serene home that carries the essence of its rural setting.

A closer view of the Eesha residence facade, highlighting the patterned brick jali screen. This feature provides ventilation and creates beautiful light play while adding a decorative element to the earth-block construction.

The Madhura house seen from the street, with a local cow wandering past. I design homes to be a part of their context, reflecting the life and rhythm of the neighborhood.

Another perspective of the Madhura residence, showing the interplay of the dual sloping roofs and the warm texture of the exposed brick walls. The design provides each of the two homes with private balconies and terraces.

This living space in the Madhura house is designed for gatherings and music. The room is enveloped in the warmth of a terracotta brick vault roof and Jaisalmer stone flooring, creating an acoustically and visually rich environment.

A vibrant and earthy room featuring a combination of terracotta, Jaisalmer stone, and a yellow oxide wall with leaf imprints. The vaulted ceiling adds a sense of traditional grandeur and volume to the space.

The terracotta-tiled vault ceiling and walls create a monolithic, cave-like feel in this living room. The warmth of the materials is balanced by the simple wooden furniture and traditional Indian instruments, reflecting the home's cultural soul.

This bedroom showcases a palette of natural materials: exposed mud block walls, a filler slab ceiling, stone floors, and wood furniture. The space feels honest and connected to the earth, providing a calm and restful atmosphere.

Sunlight streams into this bedroom, highlighting the texture of the exposed brick walls. The room opens onto a small balcony, blurring the line between inside and out and allowing for natural ventilation.