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The Breeze Home : A 1,940 Sqft stunning Art filled home, nestled in Urban Bangalore!

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Art plays a central role in our inspiration and process. It has a vital place in every interior and no space feels complete without it. We believe there is poetry in the tension of combining art, craft, colour, pattern and texture; the careful and intentional layering brings character and feeling to a home.

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Relocating from the cosmopolitan address of Singapore to the culturally prolific city of Hyderabad, often referred to as the ‘city of pearls,’ a couple’s search for their private cove finally concluded at a 5,000 sq ft residence, nestled within the lush greenscapes of Banjara Hills. 

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The homeowners wanted their second house, located in Gachibowli in Hyderabad, to offer a sense of comfort and rejuvenation. Adhering to this brief, Sona Reddy, principal architect atSona Reddy Studio, created a retreat where traditional elements merge seamlessly with modern aesthetics; a home for the family to entertain and unwind.

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Naina Reddy and Rajat Sanghvi, founders and principal designers of MakeSpace Architects, decided to do up their own home in Hyderabad in a way that best showcased their personal style. The couple who recently became parents, moved into a 3,000-square-foot, three-bedroom apartment in a posh location in the city, and managed to decorate their home in a span of two-and-a-half months.

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MD Apartment, located centrally in Ahmedabad, is the house of a designer, designed to meet his specific requirements. Originally a two bedroom apartment, it has been converted into a Studio.

Stripping the space bare was the first stage of design. This meant removing all the partition walls, existing toilets, the kitchen and even the flooring.

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The brief required a House for a family of four on a 2,400 square feet site, located in South Bangalore. The clients aspired for a Contemporary design, iconic house in the locality that housed not only a living unit but also work and entertainment zones on different levels.

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With the dawn of summer, all we can think about is peace and tranquillity. Sombre hues, fresh patterns, floral motifs and pops of pastel make for a perfect abode and the designers at Mirari Design Visuals have done just that! Hoori Meghani and Akhil Gujrati of the Pune based firm visualised this 2,000 sq ft abode with a distinct, clear and versatile pastel theme.

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The 29th | 3 BHK Bangalore Apartment Interior Design | Architecture Saga

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In this bachelor’s pad at Bengaluru, designed by Architecture Saga adheres to the principles of ‘less is more’. This apartment on the 29th floor of a high rise, belongs to the architect himself. The idea of ‘less is more’ is ideal for a bachelor pad and a 2nd home where the family comes over often to visit.

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Designing a Dutch-Inspired Residence in Kerala: A Self-Taught Architect’s Journey

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The Dutch-inspired residence in Kerala designed by a self-taught architect who has studied architectural marvels in Sri Lanka would be a project that showcases a unique blend of traditional and modern elements. The exterior of the house could be designed to feature the typical gable roof of Dutch architecture, but with traditional Kerala materials and motifs incorporated into the design.

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This home in New Delhi puts the spotlight on traditional Indian artwork| Remarkable Living

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With a successful career spanning two decades, interior designer Amrita Guha has made a name for her distinct style – blending a raw, almost minimalist aesthetic with the ornate intricacy of many of India’s traditional crafts. This conscious decision to incorporate the work of India’s wide range of craftsmen into this 14,000 sq ft family home means that just about every corner has a story behind it.

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Our clients are a family based in the US and connected with us after seeing some of our past work and resonating with it. They desired a clean modern home but one that brought in facets of their Indian heritage, color and art in a way that was intentional and curated.

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House with a Traditional Chettinad Courtyard Between 2 Trees in Bengaluru : By Technoarchitecture

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Between Two Trees is a three-storey residence adapting to a need for varying levels of privacy. The design language of the home focuses on the fusion between Indian and Balinese architectural styles, while playing with natural materials. One is welcomed into the house by two massive trees that become the entrance gateway to the building.