Architectural Details & Craftsmanship

A beautiful display of brick craftsmanship. We designed this home around a central courtyard, so this feature wall is visible from almost everywhere. We gave the bricklayer a free hand, and the result is a stunning, personal piece of art that you would never get bored of.

A straight-on view of the brick feature wall in the central courtyard. The circular patterns and herringbone layout create a dynamic texture that plays beautifully with the shadows cast by the skylight above.

The story of lines. This double-height Pooja space is filled with natural light from the large grilled windows, creating a dramatic play of shadows. I believe a sacred space should never be confined in a box; it should feel open and connected to the heavens.

This was our proposed concept for a courtyard in our 'Tranquil' project. We envisioned a fully grown tree in the middle of the house, set against a dark, luxurious background with hanging lights to redefine the idea of an indoor courtyard.

This courtyard is an emotional bridge between the polished indoors and the rugged outdoors. We used marble and wood to create an oasis, turning what could have been a 'dead space' into a cherished corner with adorable nooks for displaying art.

A curved ceiling, a bright red painting, and a lively fig plant are all the ingredients needed for a cozy dining corner. We deliberately kept the crockery unit subtle with glass shutters to ensure the attention is on what's placed inside, not the unit itself.

Elegance in the form of a partition. This dark wood grid shelf acts as a semi-transparent divider, separating spaces while allowing light and views to pass through. It's a functional piece that doubles as a display for art and ceramics.

Sometimes, not much is needed to light up a space. In a functionally unusable corner of an institute, we added these beautiful hanging lamps. Paired with large, bushy plants, this spot was transformed from a dead corner into a welcoming, eye-catching feature.