About

Renesa isn’t just about filling up a space - it’s about making places that stick in your memory. I see commercial interior design as a kind of storytelling, where every corner has a reason to be there and every material means something.

How I Think About Spaces

• I never start with just a moodboard or a trend. First, I get to the heart of what a brand stands for - that’s the starting point for every spatial story I create.
• My focus is on atmosphere. Whether it’s a restaurant with a moody vibe or a retail store that feels more like an experience than a shop, I want people to step in and actually feel something.
• Lighting is huge for me - soft, sharp, dramatic, or subtle. It’s like the background score of a film, setting the mood as you move through the space.

What I Work On

• Hospitality: From cave-like bars to bright, breezy cafes, each place has its own vibe. Projects like LAIR and QBF Coffee are all about that.
• Retail: I turn brand identity into three-dimensional experiences. The House of Masaba flagship is a good example of what I mean by brand identity spatial design.
• Wellness: Calm, uncluttered, warm - that’s my approach to wellness studio interiors. Think natural stone, teakwood, floating lights.

My Tools & Touch

• I love using honest materials - lime-plaster, rattan, brass, concrete. They add a tactile energy to commercial spaces.
• Proportion and flow matter more to me than just decoration. Everything’s got to feel easy and natural when you walk through.

Though I’m based in Delhi, my projects are scattered across cities like Gurgaon, Hyderabad, and Amritsar. Every place is a new story for me to tell.