Seamless Living Spaces: Fluid Interior Design & Architecture

The sunken living area in the House of Basho is a core feature, designed to connect inhabitants to the ground and the outdoors. This architectural choice fosters a relaxed, communal atmosphere, perfect for the home's "slow living" ethos.

For Apartment 56, we designed the living area as a free-flowing gallery space. We integrated existing structural columns by transforming them into fluid, sculptural divisions that enhance the open plan rather than obstructing it.

The House of Veils looks inward, creating its own world through internal courtyards. The entrance foyer opens into this expansive living area, where light filters through screens and curved walls guide the eye, unveiling the social spaces progressively.

In our Kolgaon project, the double-height living space is defined by a feature brick wall that continues from the exterior. This emphasizes the connection between architecture and interiors, creating a cohesive material narrative.

This living area in our Pavilions in the Fields project is centered around an internal courtyard and staircase. The design uses warm textures and minimal furniture to keep the focus on the expansive views of the surrounding paddy fields.

The Sanctuary, a wellness pavilion in Hyderabad, features this open-plan living space designed around a central tree. The use of structural timber and floor-to-ceiling glass creates the feeling of an urban oasis, blending the comfort of the indoors with the serenity of nature.

With expansive views of the sea, the living spaces in our Dona Paula masterplan are designed to be light and open. We used minimal interiors and large glass openings to ensure the focus remains on the stunning natural surroundings.

The living area for the vertical villa in 'The Nest' is organized around a double-height courtyard. This brings natural light deep into the home and creates a sense of spaciousness and connection to the outdoors, even within a multi-story building.

A walk through the House of Basho, a retreat home designed for calm and slow living. The video shows how the spaces flow together, from the sunken living area to the dining space, all unified by an earthy charm and connection to the outdoors.