Signature Interior Design Projects

In this Mumbai apartment, I designed these transformative sliding teakwood panels to create flexible living areas. The panels feature hand-painted art by a Thangka artist, depicting flamingos over wetlands, turning a functional divider into a stunning, movable mural. This is how I make spaces that can adapt to your needs, whether you're seeking openness or intimacy.

A bold, sculptural statement, this helical staircase in magenta provides a vibrant counterpoint to the home's otherwise earthy and restrained material palette. Positioned in the central court, it is not just a way to move between floors but a piece of art that energizes the entire space.

For the 'House of Skye' project, I designed this bunk bed to be more than just a place to sleep; it's a compact, multi-functional unit for a child's room. The design integrates a play nook below and hidden storage within the slatted rubberwood steps, making it a smart and playful solution for maximizing space.

This living room in Mumbai was designed to capture the breathtaking panoramic view of the city's skyline and the sea. The interior palette is kept soft and luxurious to complement, not compete with, the view, creating a tranquil sanctuary high above the bustling city.

These pivoting screens, crafted from rattan and teak held in a delicate brass frame, are a signature element in my 'Houses by a Park' project. They serve as elegant, permeable partitions that define spaces like the living and dining areas while maintaining a sense of lightness and connection to the central pebble court.

The kitchen in the 'House of Skye' showcases my love for materials. A custom in-situ terrazzo waterfall counter acts as a breakfast island, seamlessly connecting to the reclaimed teak herringbone floor. This junction of textures and patterns is where I believe a space finds its unique character.

This custom four-poster bed, with its vibrant red lacquered wood base, was inspired by the client's roots and the traditional craft of Channapatna toys. Paired with serene, textured wallpaper panels and warm teak flooring, it becomes the centerpiece of a deeply personal and culturally rich bedroom.

I believe bathrooms should be immersive sanctuaries. In this space, I used dramatic, book-matched marble to clad the walls and form an integrated sink. The result is a monolithic and luxurious retreat that feels carved from a single block of stone.

This home's exterior, with its traditional Mangalore tiled roof and generous eaves, is a modern interpretation of the classic Indian 'jagali' or veranda. It’s designed to offer shelter from the elements while fostering a strong, constant connection to the surrounding nature and garden.