Featured Architectural Projects and Design Work

This formal living space from my Park West project embodies my design philosophy of creating tranquil, sophisticated environments. I used a layered neutral palette, punctuated by the soft green of the sofa and the warmth of a custom brass partition, to create distinct zones that flow into one another. The indoor swing adds a touch of playful serenity, making the space feel both grand and intimately personal.

In this master bedroom, I wanted to create a dramatic yet calming focal point. I achieved this with a custom back wall featuring a striking green marble pattern set against handmade flutes. Paired with rich wooden flooring and soft, layered textiles, the room becomes a personal sanctuary that feels both luxurious and deeply restorative.

In this master bedroom, I wanted to create a dramatic yet calming focal point. I achieved this with a custom back wall featuring a striking green marble pattern set against handmade flutes. Paired with rich wooden flooring and soft, layered textiles, the room becomes a personal sanctuary that feels both luxurious and deeply restorative.

For the Soul Spring experience center, my goal was to dissolve the boundaries between indoors and outdoors. I used expansive glass walls to frame the lush landscape and a surrounding water body to create a sense of tranquility. The result is a reception and waiting area that feels less like a building and more like a natural retreat.

For the Soul Spring experience center, my goal was to dissolve the boundaries between indoors and outdoors. I used expansive glass walls to frame the lush landscape and a surrounding water body to create a sense of tranquility. The result is a reception and waiting area that feels less like a building and more like a natural retreat.

This living room from the Earth Villa project is a celebration of natural textures and mid-century design. I used lime plaster on the walls to create a warm, tactile backdrop for the artisan-crafted furniture. The vibrant, hand-painted artwork and carefully chosen decor infuse the space with personality and a sense of wellness.

I believe great design is found in the details. This space shows how I transform functional needs into sculptural statements, from a floating desk with cylindrical supports to storage that doubles as a geometric art piece. Every element, including the playfully patterned chair, is chosen to create a space that is both practical and inspiring.

My design for the Embassy Lake Terraces project is defined by flowing curves and layered textures. Here, a structural column is wrapped in tactile material, seamlessly integrating it into the living space. This approach softens the architecture, creating a gentle, sculptural flow that guides you through the room and invites you to relax.

Designing for children requires a special balance of playfulness and practicality. In the crèche for the Shilpa Rathna clubhouse, I used a soft, imaginative wall mural and cheerful colors to spark creativity. The space is designed with safety in mind, featuring rounded forms and durable materials to create a fun and nurturing environment.