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Timeless Interiors & Courtyards: Design Your Personal Legacy

byK2IndiaTakes projects across India; Visit offices in Lado Sarai and Okhla, New DelhiStarts from950 ₹ per sq ftView full gallery

Your home should be a living museum, not a showroom. We design spaces that bridge India’s rich history with the quiet intimacy of modern living.

The entrance to our Golf Links Courtyard Home, framed by antique Chettinad doors. This view opens into the central courtyard, a tranquil space that serves as the heart of the home, connecting the various living areas.

The entrance porch of the Courtyard Home, featuring old teakwood columns from Kerala and lush tropical plants. This space sets a welcoming and organic tone, blending architectural elements with nature.

A corner of the courtyard featuring a large stone sculpture of Vishnu and a traditional bronze 'Uruli' filled with flowers. This space is a "museum without walls," where art and artifacts are displayed in an open, natural setting.

A miniaturized replica of a temple from Bhubaneshwar's Lingaraj Temple, placed within the courtyard. This, along with other traditional vessels repurposed as planters, adds character and a sense of sacred history to the space.

A wide view of the central courtyard, designed as an extension of the indoor living spaces. Shaded by large trees, it is a versatile area used for everything from quiet relaxation to hosting large dinners and classical dance performances.

The entrance area of the living room, where a wall is adorned with old Vaishnavite Tanjore paintings juxtaposed with Pharaonic mirrors from Egypt. This eclectic mix immediately establishes the home's multicultural and personal aesthetic.

The book-lined linear study in the Courtyard Home, a cozy refuge for reading and relaxing. The space is filled with personal collections, including a minimalist painting by Shobha Broota and a custom-designed 'Raspberry Bar'.

A small sitting room that serves as a cozy hub, featuring a loft bed accessible by a ladder. The walls are a memory gallery, displaying 19th-century ornithological watercolors, small mirrors from travels, and contemporary art.

A view into the bedroom through stained glass doors inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright. The room features a collection of Christian icons and crucifixes, reflecting a personal appreciation for sacred art from around the world.

The bedroom in its winter theme, with darker, charcoal-grey furnishings and an antique Bhutanese textile on the bed. The decor changes with the seasons, reflecting a dynamic and lived-in approach to design.

About Timeless Interiors & Courtyards

When we design a courtyard home, we do not just plan walls; we orchestrate the light and flow around the objects you love. Whether it is integrating antique teak columns from Kerala into your living room or structural planning for a sun-drenched study, the layout revolves around your personal collection. Your space is meant to be a quiet gallery of your own history, rather than a trend-chasing catalogue.