The Light Abode

The three bedroom home showcases a neoclassical design aesthetic and is evocative of a New York City loft. The light-filled residential design is a marriage between classic and contemporary. The sprawling apartment houses thoughtfully curated furniture and decor accessories. Moreover, this visually appealing and practical apartment exhibits a subdued colour scheme with pops of colour brought in through the furnishings. The material palette is earthy, with an abundance of wood and marble.  

The apartment exhibits Neoclassical design elements such as delicate wall panelling, grandeur of scale, and geometric inserts in the living room floor.  

This Hyderabad villa is a showcase of arresting sculptures and artworks.

​​Situated in Hyderabad’s luxurious Jayabheri Temple Tree complex, this 6,300-square-foot bungalow is home to a family of three. The clients are design and art enthusiasts who desired a minimalist and contemporary home with striking decor pieces reflecting their Indian heritage. The interiors reflect a modern design aesthetic peppered with classical highlights. This elegant abode boasts opulent materials, luxe textures, and vibrant hues. 

The villa’s interiors exhibit a combination of contemporary and traditional design aesthetics with high-end lighting installations, hand-painted murals and sumptuous yet functional furnishings from leading European brands. The material palette features natural materials such as marble, wood and stone. 

Each room in this Hyderabad villa exhibits a distinctive character that is tied together by a cohesive material and colour palette. The bungalow's colour scheme is muted, with pops of colour brought in through artworks, furnishings and lighting fixtures. ​​Eclectic stone claddings, arresting wallpapers, and textured walls elevate the interiors.  

 The interior design of this expansive 4000 sq ft apartment harmoniously blends old-world charm with modern sensibilities, tailored for multi-generational living. The space is anchored by a 50-foot-long living area, thoughtfully divided into three zones that seamlessly open into a semi-outdoor courtyard, blurring the boundaries between indoors and out. The open-plan layout celebrates detail, craftsmanship, and heritage, with a restrained architectural envelope that allows rich materials, textures, and colors to shine. A striking central bar space clad in chevron green tiles becomes a focal point, connecting visually and physically to the courtyard. Bare walls are balanced by layered soft furnishings, antiques, and curated art, creating a home that feels both grounded and expressive—rooted in tradition yet designed for contemporary comfort. 

This 5000sqft villa, designed for a young couple with a toddler, seamlessly blends contemporary and traditional design elements, creating a captivating narrative interwoven with vibrant hues and artisanal craftsmanship. Custom furniture and curated furnishings imbue the space with individuality and warmth, while meaningful engagement with art enriches each room. The open layout seamlessly connects the drawing room, kitchen, and dining area, fostering a sense of togetherness and ease. Each floor of the villa presents a distinct experience, from the ground floor's inviting living and guest bedroom to the private sanctuaries on the first floor and the entertainment hub on the second floor. The clients' willingness to explore various color palettes adds depth and personality to the design, resulting in a home that celebrates creativity and comfort. The project's unique selling point lies in its ability to experiment within each space while maintaining a cohesive design narrative, ultimately crafting an oasis of harmonious living for the family. 

 The two storey dwelling, showcasing a marriage of traditional architecture with contemporary interiors, has been planned around a nucleus—its courtyard, which is reminiscent of the traditional South Indian mutram.. All the spaces in the home are linked to this courtyard, either physically or visually. The living and dining area and the primary bedroom all overlook the courtyard.   

Moreover, this residential design features an earthy colour scheme and material palette. The colour palette includes greys, browns and greens. The monotony of the colour scheme is broken by pops of colour in the furnishings and tiles, and vibrant paintings that are strategically placed throughout the house. Additionally, the apartment has a natural material palette of granite stone in different hues and patterns and wooden elements. ​​