Traditional theme interior

Two floors in an old building in Delhi have been designed to accommodate an office as well as a home for the owners by Envisage Projects. Replete with references to South India, the space offers special comfort to the homesick daughter-in-law, who yearned for her native Chennai.

This intrepid Bengaluru apartment, designed by Jonathan Sylvester and Jay Mandania of Studio Sylus, embraces the old and the new to create a characterful home.

The concept of design for the bungalow was to go with cool colours in which we added a traditional feel . Wooden columns, paintings and other elements were added, which kept intact our concept of the Kerala-themed traditional home with a modern touch.

Homes often portray a varied language of interior styles, different yet complementing nonetheless. With a carpet area of over 3200 sq. ft.,

The concept of the residence is an attempted derivative of the site context and the user behavioral patterns, Mozhi: a home made out of earth, soul, interactions and spatial elements.

With broad strokes of ornate Chettinad workmanship, ma+rs transfigured a Hyderabad apartment into an ethereal, neo-traditional haven. The focus for

'Swapnalay' is a home designed with accents of the era gone by. The client approached us with a requirement to combine their two 2 BHK apartments and create a home with traditional vibes.

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

Our client, Banoj’s beautiful home in Ahmedabad exudes the true elements of the house in a concrete way.

Conceptualised by interior designers Snehal Mehta and Surbhi Patil of SS Story, the home showcases the client’s love for traditional Indian art and a vintage aesthetic.