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This private residence has been envisioned as a multi-generational urban home that harmoniously balances privacy, openness, and a strong connection with nature. The design approach is rooted in zoning strategies that clearly separate public, semi-public, private, and service areas while ensuring smooth vertical circulation.
STATUS
Ongoing
YEAR
2026
LOCATION
Bengaluru, India
TYPOLOGY
Residential
SCOPE
Architecture & Interior Design
Pooja
The ground floor accommodates parking and staff facilities, while the first floor forms the social heart of the home with living, dining, and kitchen areas anchored around a pooja room and a garden court. Upper levels house the family’s private spaces, with bedrooms and lounges opening onto terraces and landscaped courts, offering light, ventilation, and visual continuity with greenery.
The five bedrooms epitomize a masterclass in minimalist and spacious design, seamlessly blending high-end materials with an airy, uncluttered aesthetic. Each room utilizes floor-to-ceiling windows and open floor plans to maximize natural light and create a sense of boundless volume. The design language relies on a “less is more” philosophy, where large-scale feature walls—ranging from dramatic dark marble to serene textured reliefs—serve as the primary focal points without overcrowding the space. Furniture is kept low-profile and functional, often incorporating integrated desks and floating consoles to maintain a clear visual flow across the polished flooring.By balancing bold textures with vast, open areas, these bedrooms offer a sophisticated retreat that feels both grandly expansive and intimately tranquil.
