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Dynamic and Adaptable Home Interiors

byStudio MotleyBased in Koramangala; Projects across Bengaluru & MumbaiStarts from400 Rs Per Sq FtView full gallery

We design homes that expand and contract with your needs, using tactile materials to create fluid, multi-purpose living environments.

The 'Ikigai House' features large, sliding partitions that can completely transform the layout. Here, a study and lounge area is revealed, seamlessly integrated with the main living space, yet able to be closed off for privacy.

A series of pivoting teak and rattan shutters that separate different zones in a home. When open, they create a permeable screen that allows light and air to pass through; when closed, they offer privacy while adding texture to the space.

In this Bangalore home, sliding doors made of teak and fluted glass separate the master bedroom from the walk-in wardrobe. The translucent glass maintains a sense of light and space even when the areas are divided.

A video tour showing the transition from the living area to the dining room and kitchen, highlighting how partitions and open sightlines create a fluid, interconnected living experience.

Entering this home, the main door opens to reveal a long corridor flanked by partitions of teak, rattan, and fluted glass. These elements guide the journey through the space and hint at the rooms beyond.

A large sliding panel of teak and rattan at the entrance foyer. This element can be moved to conceal or reveal the main door, adding a layer of privacy and a touch of handcrafted warmth right at the entry.

About Dynamic & Adaptable Spaces

When we install sliding panels, we are not just partitioning a room. We are creating options for your daily rhythm. A fluted glass panel with a teak frame allows light to travel through to a dark corner, but gives you the privacy needed for a work-from-home setup. Think of these as movable architecture that lets you expand your living room for guests or shrink it down to a quiet reading nook in minutes. The key is in the smooth operation and the choice of material—rattan adds warmth, while glass maintains visual connectivity.

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