Art and Sculptural Elements in Interior Design

A close-up of the "Melting Candle" wall in our 'Aria' project. This terracotta-red sculptural element was hand-carved from plaster and clad in IPS, flowing sinuously onto the floor like melted wax. It obstructs the view just enough to create intrigue and wonder.

The "Melting Candle" wall serves as a sculptural backdrop for other art pieces. Here, it stands behind two beautiful paintings, creating a rich dialogue between different forms of art. It is a prime example of how we layer artistic elements to tell a deeper story.

In a transitional passageway, we commissioned this sculpture inspired by Buddhist prayer wheels. The meticulously executed piece is a modern take on the wheels, depicting the life of Shiva. It invites a moment of interaction and reflection as you move through the home.

A different angle of the Buddhist prayer wheel-inspired sculpture. Set within a clean, white niche, the intricate carving and warm wood of the wheels stand out, turning a simple passageway into a gallery-like experience.

Art is integrated into every corner. This bar table in our Powai House project is set against a bold, graphic black and white panel. The abstract design acts as a powerful backdrop, transforming a functional corner into an artistic statement.

A detail shot from the Powai House, showing the junction of the graphic art panel, a terrazzo bar top, and a white paneled wall. This composition highlights our focus on corners and the interplay of different materials, patterns, and textures.