Bold, Contemporary Interiors and Custom Design

This is Project 86, a bachelor pad where we went all out. We mixed iconic pieces like the Roche Bobois Bubble couch with a bold yellow bar and pop art. This is how we create a living room that’s not just for living, but for making a statement.

To show I do more than just "crazy," here’s a guest house in Gujarat. We used a soft, earthy palette, lime-plastered walls, and organic curves to create a space that feels calm and asks you to pause. It’s all about creating a feeling, not just a look.

The client asked, "Can we build a full-scale Indian temple inside a wooden house in the USA?" Challenge accepted. We used lightweight FRP to mimic heavy carved stone, creating an authentic mandir that respects the building's structure. This is problem-solving with soul.

For this kid's room, we designed a fun yet practical space. The arched bed nook, terrazzo platform with hidden storage, and a loft bed accessed by a ladder make it a personal playground. It’s about creating a room that grows with them.

I love using color to create a mood. This bathroom is wrapped entirely in a deep, immersive maroon, balanced by a freestanding tub and a dramatic marble counter. It’s bold, unapologetic, and turns a functional room into a personal sanctuary.

A quick tour of the master bedroom in Project 86. We used a stunning Edra cabana bed as the centerpiece, angled it away from the walls, and integrated the bathroom to create one large, flowing space. It’s about breaking the rules of a typical layout.

This is for anyone who thinks small spaces are limiting. We installed a "kreazy" automated Murphy bed that transforms from a couch to a bed, freeing up floor space. It’s a smart, tech-forward solution that adds function without clutter.

Details make the difference. For this sea-facing duplex, we used Grey Myst marble to frame the window, turning the view of the water into a living piece of art. The material itself tells a story.

It’s always a great feeling when a project gets noticed. Here I am with my client Karan Singh Thakur in a feature for HELLO! magazine, talking about how we created his "sensory extravaganza" party pad.