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Sustainable Living and Dining Room Design

byTropic ResponsesWorkshop in Arekere; Installs across BengaluruStarts from2,300 per sq. ft.View full gallery

We design living and dining spaces that bridge the gap between beauty and everyday comfort. By using natural materials like teak and stone, we create areas that naturally bring families together.

A view of the Villa 17 living room, where a custom L-shaped sofa is framed by a wooden archway, creating an inviting and connected space.

The artful living area of the T7 T8 apartment, featuring a custom blush-colored sofa, nested coffee tables, and colorful poufs on polished IPS flooring.

A wide shot of the T7 T8 living room, showing the balance between the bold sofa, the sleek media unit, and the soft light from the large windows.

This view shows the open-plan layout of the T7 T8 apartment, with the living area flowing towards the balcony and connecting to the kitchen.

The living room at T7 T8, looking towards the vibrant blue kitchen. The custom pink sofa and blue poufs create a playful yet sophisticated color story.

A double-height living room in our Audumbara project, featuring custom teak and rattan sofas that complement the earthy tones of the CSEB brick walls.

The checkerboard pattern of Jaisalmer and Kota stone flooring adds a classic touch to this bright and airy living space, furnished with our bespoke seating.

Another angle of the Audumbara living room, highlighting the grand arched and circular windows that flood the space with natural light.

The dining area at Villa 17, featuring a solid wood dining table and chairs. The space opens onto a patio, blurring the line between indoors and out.

A complete view of the Villa 17 dining space, with a custom wooden bench and chairs. The area is defined by patterned floor tiles and overlooks the kitchen.

About Spaces for Connection

When you integrate your living and dining areas, the goal is to create a seamless flow that does not feel cluttered. We achieve this by using common flooring, such as IPS or Kota stone, across both zones. This visually links the spaces while allowing us to define each area with custom furniture, such as rattan-back teak chairs or a central dining bench, keeping the atmosphere open yet intentional.

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