Modern Indian Homes Rooted in Tradition and Nature

We believe a home should be in dialogue with its surroundings. This multi-generational residence in Nagpur, 'The Light House', uses operable timber screens and staggered balconies to create privacy and shade, while remaining connected to the life of the neighborhood.

A floating staircase becomes a sculptural element against a wall of glass, dissolving the boundary between the home and the lush tropical garden outside. This design for 'The Tropical House' is a direct expression of our passion for creating homes that live and breathe with nature.

Inspired by the traditional Indian 'wada' or courtyard house, this multi-level atrium forms the heart of the home. Clad in warm timber, it creates visual and aural connections across floors, allowing light and life to flow through the entire structure, fostering a sense of togetherness for the family.

For 'The Leaf House', a weekend retreat, the form of the building itself was inspired by nature. The organic, leaf-shaped concrete shells shelter the living spaces while opening up to the landscape, creating a home that feels like a natural extension of its environment.

As night falls, 'The Light House' transforms into a warm beacon against the city skyline. The design ensures that the home feels just as inviting and alive after sunset, with carefully planned lighting that highlights its architectural form and the life within.

This apartment facade is our climate-responsive philosophy in practice. Deep, staggered balconies provide shade to the floors below, and elegant aluminum slats filter the harsh sun, ensuring the living spaces within remain cool and comfortable without sacrificing light.

A central courtyard offers a moment of profound peace and welcome. The traditional brass 'urli' filled with flowers, set against the clean lines of modern arches, symbolizes our approach: a seamless blend of timeless Indian heritage and contemporary architectural thought.