More than 100 completed projects

A 3,000 sq ft apartment in one of Mumbai's highest towers, reworked from five bedrooms for a single resident and built around two ideas: effortless to maintain, and technology that feels native to the space.

3,000 sq ft

A 3,000 sq ft penthouse in South Bombay where the Arabian Sea meets the sky at eye level, built on one idea: pastel tones borrowed from the city outside, and pops of quirk within.

3,000 sq ft

A duplex forty one floors above Mumbai, where neoclassical clarity meets Art Deco, and a jewel spiral staircase wrapped around a capsule lift anchors the whole plan.

8,000 sq ft

A 2,500 sq ft sea-facing apartment in Juhu, taken on as a bare shell and replanned from four bedrooms into a home built for fluid circulation and immersive calm.

2,500 sq ft

A 3,000 sq ft apartment for three generations, where the brief was storage, traditional planning and a home that suits grandparents, a young couple and two children at once.

3,000 sq ft

A 3,000 sq ft apartment in South Bombay built on biomimicry, where curves and fluid forms borrowed from the sea run through every room, and a 12-foot ceiling is treated as the rare luxury it is in Mumbai.

3,000 sq ft

A corporate office held to black, white and wood, where fluted white panelling and a grey marble reception sit under an exposed services ceiling left frankly on show.

A 3,500 sq ft duplex built around a double-height living volume, where a subdued grey and cream shell is broken by single deliberate moves: orange, a crimson bedroom wall, a cluster of brass tubes falling through the void.

3,500 sq ft

A residence built on natural materials and earthy colour, where a wall of grey marble carries the living room and a deep blue runs through the private rooms as the one note of drama.

A 2,500 sq ft four bedroom apartment in Prabhadevi, planned around light, sea air and multi-functionality, where the family's existing furniture was carried forward rather than discarded.

2,500 sq ft

A 1,000 sq ft apartment in an old near-heritage building in South Bombay, replanned from two bedrooms into one so a young couple gained space rather than rooms.

1,000 sq ft

The studio's own 3,300 sq ft workspace in the Opera House precinct, designed as a quiet counterpoint to the layered interiors it produces every day.

3,300 sq ft

A double-height arrival lounge in pale stone and soft neutrals, leading to a planted courtyard, a model gallery and a private screening room.

20,000 sq ft

A corporate workspace in warm neutrals and pale timber, where a sculpted wave ceiling runs over the open workstations and every cabin is layered in texture rather than colour.

3,000 sq ft