Custom Kitchens & Home Bars Tailored to Your Space
We design kitchens that prioritize your unique workflow, using natural materials like teak and stone to create spaces that are as durable as they are beautiful.
The rooftop bar at Villa 17, designed for breezy evenings. The counter features a geometric pattern with backlighting, complemented by Greek-inspired flooring and comfortable bar stools.
The T7 T8 kitchen with its vibrant blue cabinetry and rubberwood accents. The central island doubles as a breakfast counter, perfect for casual meals.
A pass-through window from the T7 T8 kitchen, framed in rubberwood. This design feature connects the kitchen to the living area while providing an extra serving counter.
The open-plan layout of T7 T8, where the bold blue of the kitchen provides a stunning backdrop to the living and dining areas.
The kitchen at Audumbara, featuring olive green laminate cabinets, a black granite countertop, and exposed CSEB brick walls for an earthy, natural feel.
A close-up of the sink area in the Audumbara kitchen, showing the contrast between the smooth granite and the textured brick.
This view of the Audumbara kitchen highlights the combination of olive green lower cabinets and warm rubberwood upper cabinets, along with custom wicker drawers.
A full view of the L-shaped kitchen layout at Audumbara, designed for an efficient workflow with ample counter space and storage.
The under-cabinet lighting in the Audumbara kitchen provides excellent task lighting while highlighting the materials.
Another angle of the kitchen, showing the well-planned storage solutions, including open shelving and closed cabinets.
About Bespoke Kitchens & Bars
Instead of standard modules, we start by understanding exactly what you own—from large vessels to everyday appliances. We draft custom storage layouts around your actual possessions, then use natural materials like teak and rubberwood to build these spaces. It is about ensuring your kitchen works for your daily routine, not the other way around.
Whether it is a compact apartment or a villa, our approach to kitchen design remains rooted in three things: efficiency, durability, and your specific lifestyle.
In projects like T7 T8, we embraced bold choices—vibrant blue cabinetry paired with earthy rubberwood—to create an energetic space. By analyzing the client’s inventory, we optimized storage to make every square inch functional, adding a pass-through window to connect the kitchen to the living area.
At Audumbara, the aesthetic shifts to an earthy, grounded feel. We used olive green laminate, black granite countertops, and CSEB brick walls. This is not just about looks; the granite provides a tough, heat-resistant surface, while the rubberwood adds warmth that standard laminates miss. We avoid mass-produced materials that fail over time. We prefer working with solid rubberwood, BWP plywood, and natural stone because they age well and handle the rigors of an Indian kitchen—spills, heat, and heavy use—far better than mass-produced MDF.
We also build custom bar units, often incorporating metal frames and granite tops, designed to be focal points for evening entertainment. Whatever the layout—L-shape, galley, or island—our focus is on creating a workflow that feels natural to you.
Tropic Responses
I am Sanjay. My team and I believe a kitchen should not just be a utility zone; it should be the heart of your home. We build spaces using earth, local wood, and careful planning to ensure they feel like they have always belonged in your house.
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