This sectional render for 'Project 83' in Jayanagar, Bangalore, illustrates my approach to spatial design. It combines a dance studio, office space, and private residence within a single structure, using simple floor plates to create functionally complex and layered interiors. The design features a blend of exposed brick, concrete, and jaali screens.

An interior view of a private farmhouse project, showcasing a minimalist aesthetic. The space is defined by its clean lines, an earthy oxide floor, and a large window that fills the room with natural light, creating a serene connection with the outdoors.

A view from the 'Keremane' lake house project during its construction phase. The design intentionally frames the natural landscape, blurring the line between the indoor living space and the lakeside environment. This highlights my commitment to creating architecture that is deeply connected to its site.

A conceptual render for an upcoming restobar, designed to be a vibrant social hub. The interior design concept uses a palette of exposed brick, large industrial windows, and lush greenery to create a welcoming atmosphere, complemented by a striking pop-art mural.

This detail from a farmhouse project emphasizes texture and light. The ribbed ceiling creates a dynamic play of shadows, while the gridded window frames the view of the surrounding nature, demonstrating how material choices can define a space.

I was honored to be recognized as the 'Most Emerging & Promising Interior Design, Product Design & Architectural Design Firm of the Year 2022'. This award is a testament to my commitment to design excellence and the trust my clients place in me.

The design process begins here, with layers of hand sketches and site planning. This initial conceptualization phase is crucial for brainstorming ideas, defining spatial relationships, and ensuring the final design is perfectly tailored to the site and the client's vision.

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Architectural Design in Bengaluru

Takes projects across Bengaluru and Karnataka

We design homes and commercial spaces using natural materials, local resources, and layouts that are easy to maintain and inspired by nature.

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About Architectural Design

I design spaces that feel lived-in, rooted, and a bit unexpected. My style leans on simple floor plates but lets the spaces themselves get layered and nuanced - kind of like how nature works. I’m always looking for natural inspiration, whether it’s the twist of a shell or the calm of a lakeside breeze.

What Guides My Work

Sustainability isn’t just a buzzword for me. I use local resources, avoid waste, and go for earth-friendly choices wherever possible.
I’m all about honesty in materials. Expect to see raw concrete, exposed brick, Kota stone, oxide floors, and good old natural wood. They bring warmth and a timeless feel.
Low maintenance? Absolutely. I want your home to be easy to care for - because the best luxury is a space you don’t have to fuss over.

Projects That Tell My Story

The Lake House: Big windows, lots of exposed brick, and views that blur indoors and outdoors.
Makam Residence: Proof you don’t need a huge budget for minimalist Indian house design that’s both modern and rooted.
Project '83': Jaali screens, earthy tones, and complex spaces in a straightforward layout.

What I Cover

Homes, farmhouses, weekend getaways
Restobars, restaurants, workspaces
Mixed-use buildings

From that first sketch (sometimes after a bhoomi pooja) to the last detail, I’m with you, making sure the space lives up to its promise.

Highlights

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Featured

This master bedroom concept was designed for a couple who wanted a space reflecting Indian ethnicity without fancy materials. The room features a classic four poster bed, concrete flooring, and a tropical-themed wall illustration, creating a bohemian and personal sanctuary.

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Residential Sanctuaries

A complete perspective section of 'Project 83', a mixed-use development in Bangalore. This architectural illustration details how different functions, from a ground-floor dance studio to upper-level residences, are integrated within a cohesive design.

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Commercial & Mixed-Use Spaces

The Bhoomi Pooja ceremony marks the auspicious start of a new project. This traditional ritual honors the earth and seeks blessings for a smooth construction process, grounding my modern design work in cultural significance.

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From Concept to Creation

The golden chrysalis of a Tithoria tarricina butterfly, held in hand. Nature provides endless inspiration for architectural forms, textures, and sustainable processes, a concept known as biomimicry.

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Philosophy: Nature & Sustainability

This Certificate of Appreciation names my firm as the 'Most Emerging & Promising Interior Design, Product Design & Architectural Design Firm of the Year 2022' for Karnataka. This milestone reflects my passion for design and the successful collaborations with all my clients.

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Awards & Recognition

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My Story

Nature’s my go-to muse. I’ll spot a butterfly and next thing you know, I’m sketching ideas for biophilic architecture or a new tableware set. Saw the old Penguin Pool blueprints in London once—mind blown by what concrete can do. During lockdown, I painted mountain scenes on leftover concrete—called them Mystic Mountains, just for fun. Big or small, every project’s a journey. Starting with a Bhoomi Pooja, ending with a space that feels alive. Clients who trust our vision? They make it all worth it.