Artful Interiors: Materiality and Flexible Living

In this home, partitions of teak, rattan, and fluted glass create a sense of fluidity and containment, allowing spaces like the study and living room to feel connected yet distinct.

The open-plan layout flows from the living room to the dining area and kitchen, unified by the custom white terrazzo flooring that climbs the walls as a modern wainscot.

The Ikigai House features an open living area defined by rich hardwood floors and custom teak shelving, with sliding panels that can transform the space.

In the 'House of Skye', we used a combination of teak wood, rattan screens, and terrazzo floors to create a warm, modern aesthetic for fuss-free living.

A waterfall breakfast counter made of exposed concrete acts as a sculptural island between the kitchen and dining areas, complemented by warm herringbone wood flooring.

This modular shelving unit in teak and birch ply adds a dynamic display element, with movable boxes that can be reconfigured as the client collects new objects.

The living room opens to a large balcony with patterned cement tiles and a pine wood ceiling, offering expansive views of Hulimavu Lake.

This living room in Mumbai is designed to maximize its stunning view of the sea link, with neutral tones and low-slung furniture that keep the focus on the skyline.

For this bedroom, we designed a four-poster bed in lacquered wood, inspired by Channapatna toys, connecting the modern apartment to the client's Bangalore roots.