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Indoor-Outdoor Harmony in Modern Villa Design

byStudio 69 ArchitectsTakes projects across Bengaluru; Visit Studio in JayanagarStarts from3,200 per sq. ft. (Carpet Area)View full gallery

We blur the boundaries between home and nature through expansive glass facades and thoughtfully integrated landscapes. Discover how we bring the outside in.

This home's facade features floating edges and expansive glass doors that open onto a lush lawn, blurring the boundary between the living room and the garden. The design creates a dialogue between the structure and the elements.

A refined dialogue between materiality and nature. This entrance features a glass wall etched with botanical patterns, with real plants both inside and out, creating a layered, transparent connection to the green surroundings.

An outdoor lounge area designed for relaxation, featuring a comfortable sectional sofa and a hanging swing chair. The space is sheltered yet open, offering views of the surrounding palm trees and greenery.

This design showcases a perfect blend of architecture and landscape. A glass-railed balcony overlooks a densely planted garden, creating a harmony between the clean lines of the home and the organic forms of nature.

The entrance to this office space is designed to feel open and connected to the outdoors. A glass facade and lush landscaping create a welcoming transition from the garden into the building.

Another view of the outdoor lounge, highlighting the custom-designed furniture with slatted wood details that echo architectural elements. The space is designed for comfort and style in an urban setting.

A cozy balcony corner perfect for morning coffee. Wicker chairs and abundant potted plants create a small, private oasis that feels like an escape from the city.

This video reel showcases various warm nooks and cozy corners we've designed, many of which are on balconies or terraces. See how we use comfortable furniture and natural elements to create inviting outdoor relaxation spots.

A narrow side courtyard is transformed into a green corridor with artificial turf and potted plants. The design uses vertical space and contrasting textures of concrete and greenery to make the most of a compact area.

A different angle of the green corridor, showing the external staircase and the interplay of solid and void in the building's facade, all unified by the strip of green.

About Indoor-Outdoor Harmony

When designing for indoor-outdoor flow, we prioritize site orientation to capture prevailing breezes and optimize natural light throughout the day. We often utilize flush-threshold sliding glass doors to create a continuous floor plane, ensuring your living room extends seamlessly into the garden without a trip hazard. This level of precision requires careful planning during the structural phase, so it is helpful to discuss these spatial connections before we finalize the floor layout.

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