Commercial & Hospitality Interior Design

The restaurant's interior is designed to connect with its cultural context. A large, hand-painted mural depicting local village life runs along the wall, while the expansive glass windows frame the beautiful trees outside, creating a dialogue between art, nature, and design.

The entrance to the Koteshwaram restaurant features a textured concrete wall with traditional arched niches. The custom brass signage and emblem add a touch of heritage and elegance, setting the tone for the culturally-rooted dining experience inside.

We designed these comfortable booth seating areas to offer a sense of privacy while maintaining the open feel of the restaurant. The warm tan leather upholstery is complemented by a divider wall with blue-green tiles and lush planters.

A glimpse into our restoration project for The Bangalore Club, a landmark of the city. The video shows the blend of colonial architecture with modern amenities, from the grand exterior to the richly detailed wood-paneled interiors and classic patterned flooring.

This entryway at The Bangalore Club showcases our approach to heritage interiors. We used dark wood paneling, an arched doorway, and geometric floor tiles to create a space that feels both grand and intimate, honoring the club's historic character.

A curved navy blue sofa sits against custom wood-paneled walls, creating a sophisticated lounge area within The Bangalore Club. The design respects the original architecture while introducing contemporary furniture for comfort and style.

The bar area at The Bangalore Club features tall, arched windows that flood the space with light. We designed a mirrored bar front that reflects the classic black and white floor tiles, adding a touch of modern glamour to the historic setting.

This video captures the essence of the Gorukana Resort, a project designed to merge with its forest surroundings. It shows the treehouse-style cottages, the use of natural materials like wood and thatch, and the seamless integration of the structures with the existing trees.

Our design for the Gorukana Resort cottages was inspired by the local tribal architecture. These A-frame structures with thatched roofs and stone bases are nestled among the trees on a sloping hillside, minimizing their impact on the natural environment.