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byTejeshVisit Design Studio in Gubbalala; Projects across BengaluruStarts from₹180 Rs Per Sq. Ft. of Built-up AreaView full gallery

I do not just build structures; I weave stories, light, and texture into the places you inhabit. Here is a glimpse into how my artistic process shapes the residential spaces we create.

This modern rustic home, known as the 'Mountain Abode', captures the feeling of a mountainside retreat. The exterior lighting design highlights the texture of the stacked stone and the clean lines of the metal-clad roof against the evening sky.

This video shows the journey of a Mediterranean-style villa from a digital render to a finished home. It’s a testament to our process of turning imagination into tangible, beautiful reality.

In this contemporary Indian home, I used traditional wooden columns and a filler slab ceiling to create a sense of heritage and volume. The grand chandelier adds a touch of elegance to the double-height space.

I believe ceilings are a fifth wall waiting for a story. This exposed brick vault ceiling, accented with minimalist pendant lights, creates a warm, dramatic corridor and showcases a love for textural details.

The interior of the Spanish-inspired villa is designed for an airy, open feel. You can see how the double-height living room, defined by its graceful arches, connects different spaces and invites natural light deep into the home.

A staircase is more than just a utility; it's a sculpture. For this home, I designed a staircase inspired by the keys of a piano, with alternating black granite and white marble steps creating a playful, rhythmic ascent.

A home truly comes to life when it's lived in. This view of the 'Mountain Abode' living room, complete with the family's beloved pets, shows how a well-designed space becomes a comfortable, cherished backdrop for everyday life.

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You will notice I am obsessed with natural light and textures, from brick vault ceilings to staircases designed like piano keys. Architecture is not just about the floor plan; I prioritize how light moves through your home, how materials like oxide floors or exposed brick feel underfoot, and how the house interacts with the local climate.

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Tejesh

Visit Design Studio in Gubbalala; Projects across BengaluruStarts from ₹180 Rs Per Sq. Ft. of Built-up Area

I am Tejesh, and at SpAArC, we treat architecture like art. We do not just design plans; we get our hands dirty, bouncing ideas between paintings and blueprints. If you want a home that breathes, feels natural, and has a story, you are in the right place.

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We designed this double-height living room in a luxury Bangalore villa to feel both grand and inviting. The space is organized around a stunning central chandelier, with custom furniture and expansive windows that open up to the garden, creating a seamless connection with nature.8
This is from our Kaattu Veedu Guesthouse project, where we embraced earthy and sustainable design. The shaded verandah features handmade Athangudi tiles and restored wooden columns from old homes in Karaikudi, connecting the space to both nature and history.
We love adding a cheeky surprise to our designs. In this family living room, what looks like a wall of curated movie and music posters is actually a hidden bar, perfect for entertaining.
This living room showcases our take on Neo Japandi style, blending minimalism with warmth. We used a soothing beige palette, clean lines, and curated abstract art to create a space that feels both modern and timeless.

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Studio XSBased in Indiranagar; Projects across Bengaluru
This home is a testament to mindful resource use and nature-oriented planning. We married industrial aesthetics with subtle, rustic textures, creating a design where every detail, like the prominent copper-finished bay window, was carefully considered to add value and character.7
I designed this first-floor living area to be the emotional hub of the home. The open layout connects the living, dining, and kitchen spaces, ensuring family members can interact and share experiences, fostering a true sense of togetherness and modern luxury living.
This space is one of my favorites. It features a triple-height volume that brings incredible light and airiness, anchored by a massive circular skylight and a sleek, folded-plate staircase. It's a perfect example of how I use volume and light to create a central courtyard feel.
For this home on the outskirts of Bengaluru, we created a paradise for a slower pace of life. The French neoclassical inspired elevation, with its elegant arches, clean white palette, and integrated greenery, provides a sense of calm and timeless beauty amidst a developing landscape.

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Unskrithi Design StudioProjects across Bengaluru; Visit Studio in Ramamurthy Nagar
This is Kanasu, a home where my design philosophy comes to life. I believe a house should be a sanctuary, perfectly blended with the nature of namma Bengaluru, where light and shadow play across surfaces, and every detail matters.8
I design homes with spaces that breathe. This double-height dining area in the Kanasu residence connects vertically and opens horizontally to the outdoors, creating a sense of grandeur and seamless flow for family life.
For me, architecture must respect the land. In the 'Between Two Trees' project, I designed the entire home around the existing, mature trees, making them the heroes of the story rather than obstacles.
The heart of a home is often a central courtyard. Here, traditional Chettinad pillars ground the modern open-plan living space, creating a tranquil core that connects the entire family.

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Techno ArchitectureProjects across Karnataka; Visit Architecture Studio in Basavanagudi
This double-height living space captures our core belief that light is the most important material in architecture. We used large skylights and an open bridge to fill the home with natural light, connecting the upper and lower floors while creating a sense of openness and tranquility.10
The facade of this Bengaluru apartment building showcases our approach to modern Indian architecture. The intricate exposed brickwork and custom tree-of-life emblem are a testament to our focus on craftsmanship and creating buildings with a unique identity.
A sunlit courtyard nook brings warmth and life into the home. The vibrant yellow wall, terracotta tile roof, and the play of shadows from the skylight create a space that feels both traditional and refreshingly modern, perfect for a quiet morning.
We design homes with quiet moments in mind. This custom-built window seat provides a peaceful corner for reading and reflection, looking out onto a private garden and blurring the line between indoors and out.

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1Leapingfrog StudioVisit Studio in Domlur; Projects in Bengaluru & Hyderabad
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A modern residence where traditional jaali brickwork creates a dynamic play of light and shadow. This facade design is a testament to my love for blending heritage materials with clean, contemporary lines to build homes that feel both new and timeless.

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AKAR Design StudioTakes projects across India; Visit design studio in Doddakallasandra, Bengaluru
This is a re-interpretation of a traditional courtyard. I used a terracotta jali screen to create a semi-enclosed space that feels both private and connected to the outdoors. The way sunlight filters through the screen, casting intricate patterns that shift throughout the day, brings the space to life.8
In this penthouse, I designed a helical staircase to be more than just a way to move between floors; it's a fluid, sculptural element. Bathed in light from a large skylight, its form contrasts with the clean, linear fluted wood wall, creating a focal point that is both art and architecture.
This is the Madhura residence, designed as two homes stacked together. I used compressed stabilized earth blocks (CSEB) and prominent sloping tile roofs to connect the design to the family's ancestral roots while creating a modern, functional urban home with a generous front garden.
The double-height lounge is the heart of the Siri residence. I combined a random rubble stone wall with warm wood ceilings and nature-inspired art to create a space that feels expansive yet intimate. It’s designed for family gatherings, with visual connections to the gardens and terraces on every level.

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Design KacheriVisit Design Studio in Vasanth Nagar; Projects across Bengaluru & Karnataka

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