One Brick At A Time • From ‘House’ to ‘Home’

Study – Vahaal

Study of Vahaal - Indian home, Indian interiors, slatted wood wardrobes, window facing study table, open bookshelves, sofa cum bed, wood interiors

Today, we’re looking at a room that does double duty, the Study of Vahaal. Most days, it’s a study, but when guests come over, it can turn into a bedroom too.

Today, we’re taking you into the kitchen of Vahaal. The kitchen brings together warm wood, soft white cabinets and olive green tiles. The brass handles add a little bling, while the herringbone pattern keeps the backsplash from being just another

Master Bedroom – Vahaal

Master bedroom of Vahaal - green bedroom, upholstered headboard, wallpaper above wainscoting, green geometric wallpaper, window seat, fabric floral pendant lamps, green rug with geometric border, green bedding

After the warmth and energy of the living spaces, the master bedroom of Vahaal settles into a calmer rhythm. Soft colours, natural materials and thoughtfully layered textures come together to create a retreat that’s equal parts elegant and inviting.

Living and Dining – Vahaal

Living and Dining of Vahaal - wooden rafters, coffee table island, wicker sofa, traditional Indian wall decor, emerald green sofa, red green and yellow, reversible swing, round dining table, dining table banquette, wicker chandelier, traditional Indian wall decor, gallery wall, monstera, mixed dining chairs,

The living and dining of Vahaal are where the inspiration behind the home truly comes to life. Every material, colour and handcrafted detail has been chosen to create a home that quietly celebrates the family’s roots while feeling perfectly at

Entrance and Foyer – Vahaal

Entrance and foyer of Vahaal - green main door, double door, safety door, grill door, red brick wall, patterned floor, stone floor

Every home has a story. Some begin with a floor plan. Others begin with a feeling. Vahaal is one of those homes. A 900 sq. ft. two-bedroom apartment, Vahaal was gifted to our client by her late father. The interiors, in

Townhouse Interior Design: Plan Every Floor

Learn how to plan a townhouse interior with better flow, lighting, storage, furniture, colour continuity and visual references before work begins

How to Plan a Townhouse Interior So Every Floor Feels Connected There’s a particular thing that happens when you move into a townhouse after years in a flat. Suddenly you have room — a whole floor for the bedrooms, another

Kitchen – Vrindavan

Kitchen of Vrindavan - sage green kitchen, patterened tile, wood floor, white counter, green cabinets, white cabinets, indian kitchen

The grand finale of Vrindavan deserved a space that works hard, looks great, and still feels like home. So of course, we’re ending with the kitchen of Vrindavan.

Bathrooms – Vrindavan

The bathrooms of Vrindavan were never treated as leftover spaces. Each of the four bathrooms was designed as a small sanctuary. Calm, practical, and quietly layered. Spaces where mornings feel gentler, evenings feel slower, and everyday rituals feel just a

Study – Vrindavan

Study of Vrindavan - emerald green wall, teak wood study table, library bookshelves, entertainment unit, vintage traditional study chair

From bedrooms to books, from soft landings to sharp focus. Today we’ll walk through the study of Vrindavan. It is that in-between space where productivity meets personality. A room that quietly says “let’s get things done” but also whispers “stay

Guest Room – Vrindavan

Guest room of Vrindavan - green and pink bedroom, indian decor, indian home, wallpaper mural on wardrobe

And just like that… we drift into the guest room of Vrindavan. This is a space designed to feel instantly welcoming, gently layered, and quietly comforting. Think soft textures, warm wood, and a palette that whispers rather than shouts. A room

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