Passages, Lobbies & Stairs: Sculptural Home Transitions

A view up the teak staircase in the Maximum City Duplex. A curved, wood-paneled niche at the base holds a single decorative object, turning the transition into a moment of beauty.

Looking down the staircase in the Maximum City Duplex, the brass railings and wooden steps create a warm and elegant composition, guided by a cascade of modern pendant lights.

The clean, geometric lines of the brass balustrade and teak steps in the Maximum City Duplex staircase, showcasing our attention to detail and craftsmanship.

This impressive dog-legged staircase in the House of Terraces is clad entirely in rich Burma teak, serving as a central, grounding feature that connects all floors of the villa.

Another view of the staircase at the House of Terraces, highlighting the beautiful grain of the recycled teak wood and the sculptural quality of its construction.

The entrance to the House of Terraces features a striking coffered wooden ceiling. This detail immediately establishes a sense of warmth, craftsmanship, and architectural integrity.

In the West Coast Residence, the hallway is treated as a gallery. A polished marble inlay on the floor defines the path, while the walls are used to display the client's collection of contemporary Indian art.

A closer look at the art and details in the West Coast Residence hallway. The wooden stools and the vibrant red artwork create a strong visual statement against the clean white walls.

This passage in the West Coast Residence features a glass wall on one side, which enclosures a small green space, bringing a surprising element of nature into the heart of the apartment.