Modern south indian house design

We call this the Minimal Indian House - ‘Minimal’, as there is no ostentation or decoration of any kind. Minimalist house design with traditional Indian elements, where the building elements like walls, floors, roof reveals, themselves as it is - walls are in stabilised mud blocks (Smb). Floor is natural Kota and the ceiling are filler slab roofing and the staircase treads are in Fossil Jaisalmer.

These homes from the archives of AD India transform into rustic retreats that embrace intrinsic connections with nature.

The design transitions progress the space in a hierarchical order by segregating the spaces. Various sensory experiences are enhanced in this Kerala home.

From a Gurgaon apartment by Envisage to a Kerala bungalow by Naseem Pandara, we are showcasing homes that embrace the South Indian design vernacular

Image 11 of 28 from gallery of The Wall of Being Residence / Evolving Radical Aesthetics. Photograph by Justin Sebastian

House of Ruya designs an apartment in Bengaluru by marrying the elegance of traditional Indian design with clean lines and contemporary sensibilities.