Completed homes
Work you can walk through, not just look at.
Every project here will carry the whole story — the constraints we started with, the layout decisions, the materials by name, and a 360-degree walkthrough of the finished rooms.
Photography in progress
Case studies are being shot now.
We would rather show you nothing than show you somebody else’s rooms with our name under them. In the meantime, here is exactly what each case study will contain when it lands — published in advance, so you can hold us to it.
- 01The brief, and the constraintsWhat the family asked for, what the home allowed, and the things that could not be moved — beam drops, shaft positions, what the society permits.
- 02The layout, and the ones we rejectedThe plan we built, alongside the alternatives that lost and the reason each of them lost.
- 03Materials by nameNot "premium laminate". The actual brand, finish and code, so it can be checked, matched and repaired years later.
- 04Before and after, same angleShot from the same position so the comparison is honest rather than flattering.
- 05A 360° walkthroughThe finished home, draggable in your browser — the same model you would have walked in the headset before approving it.
- 06What it cost to do properlyScope and specification in enough detail that the figure means something, discussed with you directly rather than published as a headline number.
Browse by look
Six directions, and what each one actually looks like.
Until our own rooms are photographed, these are reference images of each style — not our projects. Pick the one that pulls at you and read what it is made of.
ReferenceModern MinimalClean lines, quiet surfaces, nothing spareLaminate & duco shutters · Engineered stone counters
ReferenceJapandiWarm minimalism — oak, linen, and daylightOak veneer & fluted panels · Linen upholstery
ReferenceIndo-ContemporaryTeak, brass and jaali, built for how we actually liveTeak & veneer joinery · Brass jaali and inlay
ReferenceLuxe ClassicMarble, brushed gold, and a deliberate sense of weightItalian marble & agglomerate · PVD gold and champagne metal
ReferenceEarthyLime plaster, cane and honest imperfectionLime plaster & IPS · Cane and rattan
ReferenceWada RusticCourtyard logic, Kota underfoot, aged teak overheadKota & Shahabad stone · Aged and reclaimed teak
Not sure what you like yet?
Nine short questions, mostly pictures. You will come away knowing your theme, your materials, and roughly what your home should cost to do properly.