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byRenesaTakes projects across India; Visit studio in Vasant Vihar, New DelhiStarts from350 per sq. ft.View full gallery

A curated selection of spatial dialogues, exploring the interplay between memory, material, and form across residential and commercial landscapes.

This is the Elgin Cafe in Ludhiana, a space where I orchestrated a dialogue between colonial charm and modern restraint. The grand scale, checkerboard flooring, and double-height ceiling create a memorable hospitality experience that feels both timeless and contemporary.

For the House of Masaba flagship, I translated the brand's bold ethos into a sculptural form. The curving, terracotta-hued lime plaster walls evoke the drape of fabric, creating a retail environment that is as much a gallery for fashion as it is a store.

The reception of the Be Well wellness center in Amritsar, where the narrative begins. Here, I used a language of restraint, combining natural stone, warm wood, and diffused light to establish an immediate atmosphere of calm and clarity.

At Lair, a speakeasy in Gurgaon, the design is about creating a clandestine experience. This sculptural, reflective spiral staircase is the central artery of the space, a mysterious form that guides guests through a journey of concealment and discovery.

The Lord Elgin Glasshouse in Amritsar is an oasis of lush greenery and opulent comfort. I designed this space to feel like an escape, where the interplay of light through the glass structure and the rich textures of the furniture create a transportive atmosphere.

This New Delhi farmhouse, conceived as a private gallery, is a study in monumental forms. The design explores a subtle brutalism, using the raw tactility of concrete to create a powerful dialogue between the structure and the surrounding nature.

In this sunlit corner of QBF Coffee in New Delhi, I blended Japanese and Scandinavian aesthetics to create a warm, simple, and inviting atmosphere. The design uses natural wood and soft light to craft a serene haven for work, relaxation, and conversation.

The entry passage of the House of Gond in Pune, where traditional Indian craftsmanship is the protagonist. The corridor, flanked by meticulously carved Chettinad teak pillars, sets a narrative of heritage and artistry that unfolds throughout the home.

About Featured

In every project we undertake, we seek the threshold where the heavy meets the light. Whether it is the raw, exposed concrete of a farmhouse or the delicate woodwork of a heritage-inspired cafe, our focus remains on the structural dialogue. We design for how a space feels when you inhabit it, ensuring the architecture is not merely a backdrop, but a participant in the user's sensory journey.

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