Traversing a broad length on the spectrum of design styles, the home is underpinned by a cohesive weaving of discrete characters to achieve an eclectic solution aspiring for collective bliss in the domestic space.

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The Guest Lounge and Living flaunts this core identity with an art deco flair. The triple-heighted centre of the home serves as an open spiritual core with a pristine Ganesh idol, natural green wall, and a waterbody; infusing clean cool air, oxygen, life and positivity throughout. This is illuminated by a bird-chandelier at night and nourished by a skylight during the day.

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The Kitchen extends beyond its predominant working area to include an open utility-rich island counter, privy to the chatter of informal gatherings as well as the solitude of early morning reflections.

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The palette has been explored in varying forms, volumes, functions and dexterous avant-garde details, across spaces. Ornamentation has been challenged and approached in contemporary ways to be intrinsic rather than superficial; employing state-of-the-art techniques to showcase the versatility, nature and class of the materials used. For instance - drawing inspiration from shapes of the Sun and the Moon as guiding forces of nature, the Master Bedroom features arches cut in stone, a massive one inverted and seemingly suspended in air; The Living showcases slick stone-in-stone inlays on the wall; The Study chairs take inspiration from Frank Lloyd Wright’s iconic Barrel Chair Design, to achieve a timeless and classic aesthetic.