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Featured Architectural Projects and Design Philosophy

byInt-HabDesign Studio in JP Nagar; Projects across Bengaluru & South IndiaStarts from250 per sq.ft. (carpet area)View full gallery

A curated selection of my work that balances minimalism, functional planning, and a deep respect for natural light. These projects represent how I blend modern living with local sensibilities.

This double-height living room in our 'Jodi Mane' project captures my core belief in using vertical space and natural light. The large windows and skylights flood the area with sunlight, creating an airy, open atmosphere that connects the indoors with the surrounding greenery.

For the 'Chambal' restro-bar, I used a monochromatic palette of rustic red and exposed brick to create a warm, immersive dining experience. The design, including the globe pendant lights, evokes a sense of rustic celebration while maintaining a modern, open-plan layout.

A staircase should be more than just a utility; it can be the heart of a home. This suspended metallic staircase in 'Jodi Mane' is a functional sculpture, adding a bold splash of color and creating dynamic shadow play from the ample daylight.

This multi-functional library and relaxation space was designed for a family of doctors to unwind. The traditional wooden swing, open shelving, and informal seating create a comfortable, personal area that is both practical and full of character.

In the 'Wilasa' villa, I designed this terrace as a tranquil escape within an urban setting. The glass roof and abundant planters blur the line between inside and out, offering a space for relaxation that is filled with natural light and greenery.

This living room from the 'Chirantana' residence shows how minimalist design can be warm and inviting. I focused on clean lines, a mix of wood and concrete textures, and a layout that complements the home's modern architecture.

At 'Coast II Coast' restaurant, the design goal was to reflect its coastal cuisine. The continuous pinewood detailing on the ceiling and partitions, combined with a blue and beige color scheme, creates a light, contemporary, and cohesive dining environment.

This video gives a glimpse into the 'Jodi Mane' residence, a project where I focused on blending the built and unbuilt. You can see how the open layouts and large windows create a constant dialogue between the interior spaces and the natural surroundings.

About Featured

When you look through these projects, you will see a recurring focus on what I call the built versus unbuilt balance. Rather than filling every square foot with furniture, I prioritize courtyards, staircases, and windows that act as lungs for the house. Whether it is a residence in Mangaluru or a commercial space in Bangalore, the goal is always to create a dialogue between the interior and the exterior environment.

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