Modern Farmhouse Landscapes & Urban Retreats in Delhi NCR

An expansive view of the C Farm landscape, showing the relationship between the main house, the infinity pool, and the garden pavilion. The design uses large, open lawns and carefully placed foliage to create a sense of scale and serenity.

The garden pavilion at C Farm is a study in simplicity and form. Nestled into the landscape with stone and plaster walls, it provides a secluded, sheltered space for relaxation with a direct connection to the surrounding greenery.

The pool area at C Farm is designed with clean lines and natural materials. Stone decking and integrated planters create a seamless transition from the water to the lawn, while a feature wall adds architectural interest and privacy.

This multi-level Gurgaon home is designed as a vertical garden, with terraces and balconies at every level providing green spaces. The landscape lighting accentuates the architecture and plantings, turning the home into a glowing sanctuary at night.

This video provides a tour of the C Farm project, showcasing its blend of traditional inspiration and contemporary design. It highlights the use of natural stone, intricate laser-cut screens, and spaces that flow effortlessly from indoors to the garden and pool deck.

A detail of the sculptural columns and pergola at C Farm. The design reinterprets traditional forms in a contemporary way, creating architectural elements that are both functional and artistic.

A view across the infinity edge of the C Farm pool. The design uses a dark tile to create a deep, reflective surface that mirrors the sky, while the stone surround and pebble-lined overflow connect the pool to the earthy material palette of the landscape.

The play of light and shadow from a pergola onto the wall of a building at C Farm. The bamboo growing alongside casts its own moving patterns, illustrating how I design spaces that interact dynamically with nature.

"Whispers by Chalets" is a project featuring two cottages nestled into a Himalayan hillside. The design uses local stone for retaining walls and building facades, grounding the structures in their mountainous context and creating terraced gardens that follow the slope of the land.