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A Complete Home: Residence at Pioneer Lake District

byStudio BhoomiTakes projects across Bengaluru; Visit Design Studio in Narayana NagarStarts from₹250 per sq ftView full gallery

Step into a home where architecture behaves like nature. See how we integrated light, earth materials, and movement to turn this Pioneer Lake District residence into a breathing space.

This perspective highlights the home's verticality and our use of mixed materials. The wooden staircase, exposed concrete, and a circular brick ceiling detail work together to create a rich, textured interior with views across different living zones.

From this angle, you can see how the central staircase acts as a spine for the home, connecting different functional areas. An indoor garden at the base reinforces the connection to nature, even deep within the house.

Details matter in creating a warm and inviting entryway. Here, a custom wooden door with a natural live edge complements the polished yellow oxide floor and an indoor planter, setting a tone of earthy elegance from the moment you step inside.

About A Complete Home: Residence at Pioneer Lake District

Notice that circular brick dome ceiling in the photos. It is not just a design choice, but a filler slab technique we use to keep the home naturally cool while adding visual volume. Every element here, from the yellow oxide floors to the reclaimed wood in the staircase, was chosen to make the house feel like it is breathing with you.

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Takes projects across Bengaluru; Visit Design Studio in Narayana NagarStarts from ₹250 per sq ft

I am Chaitra, and here at Studio Bhoomi, we treat architecture like gardening. We do not just build walls; we create spaces that grow, breathe, and catch the morning light. If you want a home that feels more like an extension of nature than a concrete box, we should talk.

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