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Studio Slip designs Java Mane, a 7,000 sq ft coffee estate villa where scale and privacy share a single roof
Humming Tree Architects strip a Bengaluru home down to solace
In Ahmedabad, Workshop Inc. translates haute couture’s grammar into a home
Tall Storeys Collaborative weaves a Bengaluru villa with courtyards and crafts
For the Marathi cinema’s actor-couple, Amoeba Design revives their childhood memories at their Mumbai den
Studio VDGA gave up their bias for modern minimalism to author the story of a flamboyant Spanish villa in Pune
In Bengaluru, Farah Ahmed Mathias restores the house that raised her family, lovingly preserving its memories
Studio Aman transforms an inward-looking Udaipur bungalow with courtyards, a neem tree and reused materials
Once a royal abode, Dhanraj Mahal, envelopes a striking home crafted by Anjori Alagh
This Bhusawal house by Gaurav Chordia lets natural light shape life indoors
7th Hue Architecture Collective keeps the Kerala feeling, minus the architectural déjà vu
Modo Designs and Anarr Gunjaria give a three-generation Gujarati family in Ahmedabad a new home shaped by an old habit: living with gardens
Neelesh Chopda Architecture shapes Betul's mango orchard bungalow in Earth
Anisha Menon and Sabyasachi Routray design a retreat around an active wildlife corridor
This 6,000 sq ft family home is built around a koi pond, a courtyard, concrete and colours
Taliesyn reworks Kerala's courtyard home as a light-filled cube
Amid the orchard landscapes, Studio Saransh explores the balance between solidity and openness
City Homes
Atangudi tiles in this home by Sonali & Sidharth Lodha Architecture will take your breath away
Kerala’s local terracotta tile finds its way onto the walls of this home in Kochi by Chestnut Home Stylists
Stark dualities co-exist in a natural symphony within this Mumbai home by Aashni Kumar
AD Studio9 gives a 20-year-old Bengaluru home a heartfelt renewal
Studio Meld crafts a Vijayanagaram farmstead rooted in memory and Chettinad influences
Zoish Contractor and Shahram Randeria craft a home where design and nature meet
DIG Architects let stone, oak and curves thread through the apartment
UnBox Design crafts a family home in Delhi, ingrained in nature and seasonal rhythms
Karan Desai spent years imagining his home in Goregaon with views of the Aarey forest
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A home in Delhi that possesses the luxury of time and taste
In Bengaluru, The Design Corner crafts a home rooted in Chettinad influences
In Wayanad, VSP Architects design Mango Showers, a bucolic hideaway
An experimental home set within a mango orchard in Bagalur
Step into Hardik Shah's architecture of memory in Valsad
Kamat and Rozario Architecture balances climate, neighbourhood and shared living for a three-generation family
Beyond Designs resurrect memories of Rajasthan along with East Asian and European design influences
Tactile textures and restraint define the monochromatic palette of a secondary home
This is how Tanya Puri of SPA Interiors made her 700 sq ft home feel infinitely expansive
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Valueline marks 25 years with a New Delhi flagship by Habitat Architects that feels more residential than retail
This cafe designed by FK’D Workshop and The Busride Studio savours weathered stone walls and climbing creepers
Whether you come bearing legs or a tree trunk, Asian Paints' Mumbai headquarters caters to the well-being of all
For every “just one more chapter” that turned into a squint-fest
A good cup of tea deserves even better tableware
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This cafe designed by FK’D Workshop and The Busride Studio savours weathered stone walls and climbing creepers
This weekend in Mumbai, the once-upon-a-time famed music store Rhythm House reopens as a listening room a decade after closing its doors, signalling how India’s new third spaces are turning up where nobody planned them
Even as global platforms multiply, design audiences keep searching for representation instead of cross-cultural conversations. What does our obsession with geography reveal about the way we seek cultural value?
