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The Art of Indoor-Outdoor Living

byTechno ArchitectureProjects across Karnataka; Visit Design Studio in BasavanagudiStarts from450 ₹ per Sq. Ft.View full gallery

In Bengaluru, nature should not be an afterthought. We design homes where walls disappear, courtyards breathe, and your living area extends into the garden. It is about dissolving boundaries so you can live in harmony with the light, the trees, and the elements.

In the Kanasu residence, large sliding glass doors completely retract, merging the living room with the outdoor deck and vertical garden. This creates a single, expansive space for relaxation and entertainment.

This rooftop terrace features a slatted wood pergola that not only provides shade but also creates beautiful, linear shadow patterns on the floor. It’s an open-air lounge designed for enjoying the city views.

A view from the family room overlooking the double-height internal courtyard in "The Mantle" house. This visual connection across floors ensures the home feels open and integrated with its green core.

The central courtyard in "The Mantle" project, designed as an extension of the living area. We used slatted screens and lush planting to create a private, sun-dappled oasis within the home.

A view from the garden into the main living space of the "Between Two Trees" home. The pivot door opens up to reveal the traditional courtyard inside, showcasing a perfect harmony between the exterior landscape and interior design.

A private balcony off a bedroom, clad in warm wood. We design these spaces as intimate extensions of the room, offering a quiet corner to connect with the outdoors.

Simple, elegant seating by the poolside at the Kanasu project. This space is designed for quiet contemplation and enjoying the peace of your own private outdoor sanctuary.

The entrance to the Kanasu home is designed as a journey through greenery. The illuminated steps are flanked by lush plants, setting a tranquil tone from the moment you arrive.

Another angle of the landscaped entrance at Kanasu, showing how we integrate planters and vertical gardens into the building's structure to soften the architecture.

This wide shot shows how the living and dining areas flow towards the green spaces outside. The inclusion of indoor plants further blurs the line between the built environment and nature.

About The Art of Indoor-Outdoor Living

We do not just place windows. We use slim-line, floor-to-ceiling sliding systems that completely retract, allowing your living room to merge with the deck. In projects like Kanasu, this structural choice turns the garden into a living area, letting the Bengaluru breeze and natural light dictate the rhythm of your home.

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