Indoor-Outdoor Living Architecture

A close-up of the pool at the House of Veils. The water is edged with tropical plants and a delicate screen facade, creating a private oasis that feels both lush and integrated with the architecture.

The exterior of the House of Veils showcases our approach to indoor-outdoor flow. The cantilevered structure creates a sheltered patio space that merges the living room with the pool and garden, all under one dynamic roof.

In the House of Veils, even entertainment spaces are connected to the outdoors. This bar area is defined by filtered screens and large glass panels that look out onto a verdant, private garden.

This illustrated section of the House of Veils shows how the living spaces are organized around the pool and courtyard. The design ensures a constant visual and physical connection to the landscape from every part of the home.

At our Pavilion homes, the pool is designed as a reflective water edge between the house and the vast paddy fields. The living room opens completely to this view, merging the interior with the expansive landscape.

The double-height living and dining area of a Pavilion home looks directly out over the paddy fields. The space is flanked by a large patio and pool, creating a fluid transition from the built environment to the natural one.

The patio of a Pavilion home, where the interior living space extends outwards towards the pool. This covered outdoor area provides a comfortable space to enjoy the panoramic views of the surrounding fields.

A screened, semi-open walkway at a Pavilion home creates a breathable threshold between inside and out. It filters light and air while guiding you towards the entrance foyer, which is centered around another courtyard.

In The Nest, we designed a shared kitchen that opens onto a social courtyard. The space features inbuilt steps for informal seating, creating a collective area that connects residents to each other and to the classic outdoor Goa feel.