Atmospheric Interior Sanctuaries

The kitchen in the Bombay Penthouse, designed for entertaining. We used all Indian materials, including salvaged teak for the cabinetry and granite for the worktops, to create a space that is both functional and beautiful.

A custom-designed vanity in the Bombay Penthouse. The combination of salvaged teak, white Bhanswara marble, and a clean, mid-century inspired design creates a sense of peaceful, elemental luxury.

A detail of the kitchen cabinetry in the Bombay Penthouse. The contrast between the warm teak, the dark glass, and the cool granite backsplash is a study in material harmony.

A render of the Koba House, a country home by the Sabarmati river. We envision big, white spaces that frame expansive views, with dramatic skylights that make light the true showstopper.

A glimpse into the details of a penthouse interior. From a sculptural spiral staircase to custom-carved marble sinks and a serene, wood-paneled dining room, every detail is considered to create a cohesive and elegant home.

A spacious master bathroom in the Bombay Penthouse. White marble clads the floors and walls, creating a bright and serene sanctuary, while a teak bench and vanity add warmth.

The communal table in the gray concrete gallery space, illuminated by a custom installation of pendant lights. This space is designed for get-togethers of every kind, from art exhibits to large dinner parties.

Another view of the gallery space, showing the dramatic steel and wood staircase. The architecture takes a relaxed approach, providing a versatile canvas for life and art.

Atmosphere and mood are created through material and craft. This dining space in our Juhu project features a custom table, warm wood paneling, and a significant piece of art, all working together to tell a story.