In Raipur, the renovation of Ten Downing Street helmed by Studio Skywell revisits a beloved pub’s legacy, refreshing its spatial identity while preserving the nostalgia that has defined it for over a decade

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In Raipur, the renovation of Ten Downing Street helmed by Studio Skywell revisits a beloved pub’s legacy, refreshing its spatial identity while preserving the nostalgia that has defined it for over a decade
In Bengaluru, Sukoon by ESSE Designs unfolds as a thoughtfully composed apartment where material warmth, spatial ease and everyday rituals define the experience of home.
In Bengaluru, Vasudha by From Around Here unfolds as a luminous family home that balances Kerala-rooted cultural memory with a calm, contemporary spatial language.
In Vasai, The Bare Box by Bareism Design Studio reimagines the sales office as a compact, tactile environment where experimentation, restraint and hands-on making define the experience.
In Latur, a 920 sq ft 2BHK by Mooltatva Design Studio demonstrates how clarity of planning, controlled materiality and natural light can transform a compact apartment into a calm, contemporary home.
In Bengaluru, Vista by Atelier Design N Domain LLP is conceived as a calm, contemporary residence where spatial clarity, material restraint and carefully framed views shape everyday living.
Naibu Design crafts a 7,000 sq ft multi-generational residence where exposed concrete, Rajula stone and warm timber create a grounded architectural language shaped by art, proportion and landscape.
In Coimbatore, Ksquare Architects creates a 31,529 sq ft restobar defined by bold roof planes, reflective pools and seamless indoor–outdoor transitions that elevate the social experience.
In Raipur, M.A.D Collaboratives crafts a 2,500 sq ft Wabi-Sabi-inspired residence where neutral palettes, soft textures and mindful zoning create a calm, contemporary family home.