Indian Modern & Earthy Interior Design

Another view of the living room in the Banashankari residence, where the wooden swing invites relaxation. The space is a dialogue between traditional craft and contemporary openness, bathed in natural light.

A render for an upcoming duplex in South Bangalore, designed with a distinctly Indian theme. This view shows the living area with a traditional jhula, repurposed vernacular columns, and an exposed brick wall.

This render shows the view from the courtyard into the living space of the South Bangalore duplex. The design uses Kota stone flooring and a central tree to create a seamless connection between the interior and a natural, earthy feel.

A split view showing the double-height courtyard and the living area of the South Bangalore duplex. This illustrates how I use vertical space and traditional elements like columns to create drama and flow.

A render of the living room, highlighting the use of cane and teakwood furniture, curated Indian artwork, and the warm play of sunlight. Every detail is chosen to reflect timeless Indian aesthetics in a contemporary home.

A design concept for the living room of the Kanakapura Residence. Here, antique restored pillars frame the opening, and the walls are clad in brick to lend a warm, earthy touch to the space.

A view of the massive double-height living room in the Kanakapura Residence. We used brick cladding, Kota stone flooring, and a wooden jharokha to scale down the dramatic volume and create a cozy, traditional feel.

Another perspective of the Kanakapura living room, showing how Indian motifs and traditional artwork are used to embellish the interiors and add cultural context.

The living room of the completed Akshaynagar duplex, featuring a bright yellow sofa against an exposed brick wall. The space is finished with warm tones and Kota stone flooring, creating a cheerful and earthy atmosphere.