Twin Villa: Designing Homes for Two Families

A view of the villa's layered facade, where private balconies and shaded verandahs create a dynamic interplay of solids and voids. The design provides both privacy and a strong connection to the outdoors for each family.

This video offers a glimpse into the life of the home, where walls open up to let the garden in and rooms feel like extensions of the landscape. It highlights how thresholds are softened to make the garden part of everyday living.

The custom-designed swing on this balcony is a perfect example of our indoor-outdoor philosophy. It's a space for quiet contemplation, suspended between the home's interior and the canopy of trees outside.

This wide, shaded verandah acts as an outdoor living room, furnished for comfort and surrounded by greenery. The louvered screens provide privacy and filter the sunlight, creating a perfect space for relaxation.

A jacuzzi and plunge pool area, tucked away in a private corner of the villa. The space is surrounded by wood decking and lush plants, with a skylight above, creating a serene, spa-like retreat.

The living room at Twin Villa opens up to views of the garden. The interior design is kept clean and modern, with a neutral palette and high-quality materials that complement the architectural focus on light and nature.

A sacred prayer space (puja room) designed with modern sensibilities. The use of traditional cane screens, brass bells, and soft lighting creates a tranquil atmosphere that feels both contemporary and reverent.

A sleek, modern dining area featuring a black marble table and sculptural horse artifact. The space is open and connected to the rest of the home, with large windows providing views of the surrounding landscape.

A bold and dramatic living area with a black-and-white chevron marble floor. The custom leather sofas and fluted wood wall paneling add texture and a touch of art deco glamour to the modern space.