Drawing inspiration from the Japanese art of paper folding, Origami Home by Spaces & Design transforms 2,500 sq.ft. in Kolkata into a dynamic, luxury residence for the Chakraborty family—avid sports-car collectors who cherish precision and fine finishes.
Set in the lush suburb of Hindawadi, Belagavi, Two Solids and a Semi Void is more than a five-bedroom residence—it is a carefully crafted architectural narrative that bridges family legacy, cultural memory, and the evolving spirit of…
House XVIII embraces contemporary minimalism, blending clean lines, natural materials, and functional elegance. Strategically placed pops of bold color define zones within the open-plan layout, while abundant natural light and earthy textures create an inviting atmosphere.
Rustic Zen Apartment by ZERO9 spans 4,200 sq ft on a single floor that blends two separate units. Here, raw textures meet refined lines. Warm wood slices and hexagonal tiles coexist with sleek glass partitions. Consequently, the home feels…
The Midas Touch Apartment by ZERO9 is a stunning 2,500 sq. ft luxury residence in Mumbai that masterfully blends comfort with a global style. Reflecting the client’s vibrant lifestyle, the design incorporates elements from around the world,…
Kanso Hom embodies the serene simplicity of Japandi style—a seamless fusion of Japanese minimalism and Scandinavian warmth. Moreover, this 3‑bedroom home for a family of three proves that less truly can be more. Consequently, every corner feels…
House IX reimagines under‑utilized space into a warm, earthy retreat that contrasts yet complements the clients’ contemporary residence above. Moreover, this project by Kiran Gala & Associates masterfully integrates sustainability with refined luxury.
At the entrance, vertical planters made from MS add a touch of nature while maintaining a smooth, modern edge. The work area features seven efficient workstations. In addition, overhead storage with open shelves provides easy access to…
J-House by Malik Architecture reimagines the traditional streets of Khar. In the past, low-rise homes were set back from the street, hidden behind trees and shallow gardens. However, densification and the demand for more floor space have…
