Our Favourite Design Projects

I believe a pooja room should be a sanctuary of peace. For this space, I drew inspiration from the grandeur of South Indian temples, using vintage pillars, custom jalli work, and a mantapa that echoes temple gopurams. It’s a celebration of tradition, crafted with intricate details to create a truly sacred heart for the home.

This bedroom is a perfect example of the calm and serenity I strive for with Japandi design. The arched door opens into a zen-like space with a custom fabric-padded bed and warm oak wood. By keeping the material palette minimal and focusing on texture and light, I created a peaceful retreat from the bustle of city life.

A kitchen should be both beautiful and highly functional. In this home, I designed a bright, open kitchen with a two-tiered breakfast counter and shaker-style cabinetry. The warm taupe and white palette, paired with finely veined marble, creates a clean, minimalist feel that is still warm and inviting.

Art is what truly makes a space personal. I commissioned a local artist to create this stunning hand-painted mural for a large wall, turning a simple landing into the soul of the home. The built-in marble seating creates a multipurpose area for family to gather, read, or simply enjoy the view.

I love showing the transformative power of design. This living room started as a bare shell and became a vibrant, conversation-starting space. It shows how thoughtful planning, curated furniture, and personal art can completely change the feel of a home, making it both functional and full of character.

To bring a unique, traditional touch to this home, I traveled to Channapatna to work with local artisans. These pillars were meticulously carved and finished with natural lacquers, using dyes from turmeric and kumkum. This collaboration is a perfect example of how I love to blend local craftsmanship into my designs.

This moody, English-style library was designed as a contemplative retreat. With its dark wood, waffle ceilings, and custom shelving for a treasured comic book collection, it’s a space made for quiet work and relaxation. It shows my passion for creating rooms with a distinct character and purpose.

Designing for children is about creating a world of wonder. This bedroom features a mezzanine play area with fun peep-holes, a rock-climbing wall, and a blackboard for creativity. It’s a space designed to evolve with the child, blending playful elements with practical storage and a calm resting area.

The journey into a home should be memorable. For this farmhouse, I sourced a vintage wine-red door from a village in Andhra. Set against the earthy, natural landscape, it creates a striking focal point and immediately tells a story of history and character, setting the tone for the rest of the home.