Designed by InC_Designs, this 2,000 sq ft show flat in Ahmedabad translates modern residential living into a calm, aspirational yet relatable spatial experience.
The Light Pavilion
Plug Collective designs a demountable sales office for Mahavir Group’s redevelopment project in Mumbai–transforming a temporary structure into a carefully articulated architectural statement rooted in light, trust, and material responsibility.
Colour, Memory and an Open Kitchen Narrative
Designed by Alchemy Collective, Aurelia is a 1,050 sq ft residence in Mumbai, where bohemian warmth, layered colour, and spatial openness come together in a deeply personal urban home.
Textured Expressions
Moving beyond display, House of Ruya creates a material-driven gallery for Splash Textures in Bengaluru where paint is experienced not merely as a finish, but as art.
Timber, Stone and Stories from the Wild
Designed by By the Riverside, this 2,500 sq ft residence in Bengaluru layers raw materials, wildlife memories, and quiet craft into a deeply personal family sanctuary.
A Modern Canvas for Quiet Luxury
In Jamnagar, this Dhyey Chag Architects-designed residence reworks a conventional 4BHK into an expansive 3BHK, defined by seamless spatial flow, concealed detailing, and material-led restraint.
Where Arches Frame Devotion
Studio KNest designs a spiritually rooted 2BHK in Vrindavan by merging two independent apartments into a cohesive second home for a Krishna devotee based in the USA. The project interprets the town’s devotional ethos through arches, murals, jaali detailing, and a restrained contemporary palette.
A Contemporary Home Inspired by the Wada
Environ Planners reinterpret the spatial memory of a traditional wada through The Jharokha House, a climate-conscious, vertically planned contemporary residence in Nashik.
A Resort-Led Urban Residence in Pune
Located in Sopan Baug, Pune, the Sanghavi Residence is a 4,000 sq ft apartment designed by Atelier NOUA as a material-rich home that blends luxury detailing with hospitality-inspired spatial planning.