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Behind the Scenes of Our Design Process

byStudio WightVisit studio at Richmond Road; Projects across BengaluruStarts from2,200 per sq. ft.View full gallery

Architecture isn't just about the final structure. Here is how we turn a rough whiteboard sketch into a space that actually breathes and works for your daily life.

Sketching is therapeutic for me; it's where ideas take their first breath. This video shows the initial ideation for a farmhouse plan on a whiteboard. This is how most designs start, with a free-flowing sketch that gives clarity to the thought process before we move to any software.

Perspective drawing is a fundamental skill that brings a 2D plan into a 3D vision. Here I am sketching a two-point perspective on the whiteboard, a process that helps visualize the form and scale of a building long before construction begins. It’s a skill I love returning to.

Site life is where the magic happens before the masterpiece is revealed. This video shows the transition from a digital render on a tablet to the actual construction site. It's a thrilling feeling to see a space we envisioned start to take shape, piece by piece.

Periodic site visits are crucial for quality control and problem-solving. I often record video notes on-site to document changes and simplify details for the team. This simple tip ensures everyone is on the same page and the project progresses smoothly.

Sometimes the best solution is a simple hack. This video shows how we transformed an old but well-loved sofa by adding a new custom-upholstered panel. It's a great example of how small spends can make a big impact, giving existing furniture a completely new and modern look.

About Our Design Process

We don't jump into software the moment we start a project. You’ll often find us standing at a whiteboard with markers, sketching out plans or perspective views to really understand how light and wind move through your space. It is a messy, manual, and vital first step that helps us nail the layout, circulation, and flow before we ever touch a computer screen.

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