Welcome to the master bedroom of Sukoon — where every morning begins under a canopy of cascading florals and chirping birds (on the wallpaper, of course).
Master Bedroom – Sukoon
Master Bedroom – Mio
The master bedroom of Mio unfolds like a sanctuary of calm, where every detail whispers softness and ease.
Living and Dining – Mio
There’s something magical about naming a home. It gives it character, a soul, a story of its own. This home, bathed in delicate shades of blush and warmth, is called Mio—inspired by the Japanese word for cherry blossom. Much like
Bathrooms – Kai
Bathrooms often get relegated to the background. But in the bathrooms of Kai, we saw an opportunity to add identity and delight.
Master Bedroom – Kai
Every master bedroom we design begins with a quiet conversation between architecture and lifestyle. At Kai, the client envisioned a calming retreat—one that could hold personal rhythm, elegant functionality, and a subtle, almost tactile warmth, so that’s how we designed
Kitchen – Kai
There’s something quietly powerful about a well-planned kitchen. It doesn’t call attention to itself, yet everything works beautifully. For Kai, the kitchen needed to reflect exactly that understated sophistication, with an effortless flow that made daily routines lighter and more
Living and Dining – Kai
There’s a particular kind of alchemy that happens when form and function blend just right. In the living and dining of Kai, that magic unfolds in quiet, deliberate layers.
Entrance and Foyer – Kai
‘Kai’ means the sea. And like the ocean, this home unfolds with gentle waves of blue, soft neutrals, and reflections that carry light and calm throughout its rooms. I’m really excited about walking you through our latest project, beginning at
Bathrooms – Shway
In a home where every space feels thoughtfully tailored and quietly elegant, the bathrooms of ‘Shway’ hold their own with grace and precision.
Boy’s Room of Shway
Finally, we get to the last bedroom of this home, the boy’s room of ‘Shway’. This room belongs to a young man in college, so ‘boy’ is probably not the right way to describe it. But along with all the