Earthy and Exposed Materials Architecture

This covered patio at the Reshma House is an extension of the living space, defined by its exposed brick walls and terracotta floor tiles. It’s a perfect example of creating a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor living.

An exposed brick accent wall brings texture and warmth to this hallway in the Reshma Residence. It contrasts with the clean white walls and serves as a backdrop for the home's central staircase, guiding movement through the space.

At the Sharada Residence, an exposed brick wall provides a dramatic backdrop for the dining area and floating staircase. The design integrates a traditionally carved wooden door, blending rustic materials with classic Indian craftsmanship.

The exterior of the Chatty Residence features extensive use of natural sandstone cladding. The perforated roof design above the balcony creates shifting patterns of sunlight on the stone, adding a layer of visual interest throughout the day.

This bedroom in the Sharada Residence uses exposed brick blocks to create a rustic and calming atmosphere. The simple, low-lying furniture and natural fabrics complement the earthy texture of the walls, promoting a sense of tranquility.

Sunlight grazes an exposed brick wall at the Reshma Residence, highlighting its texture and color variations. This close-up shows how we use natural light to animate surfaces and create a warm, inviting ambiance.

In this child's room at the Sharada Residence, we used stabilized mud blocks for the walls, paired with a wooden ladder leading to a loft. This choice of material is both sustainable and adds a playful, tactile quality to the space.