Each project began with a different need — more storage, better light, a home that finally felt calm. Here's how material, planning and everyday detail came together to answer it.
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This 4,500 sq. ft. holiday home on a golf estate was designed for a family that travels often, and wanted their getaway to carry a little of everywhere they've been. The challenge was making a house full of global influences feel like one home, not a collection of souvenirs.
This 1,900 sq. ft. home came with a standard builder layout — functional, but without much personality. The brief was to bring in height, texture and a little drama, without losing the practicality of a family home.
This home sits high up in a Total Environment tower in Whitefield, and the brief was to move it away from standard builder finishes toward something warmer and more considered — without losing the openness that made the apartment worth buying.
A 12,000 sq. ft. home across the ground and two floors called for a plan that felt spacious without feeling empty. Set against the greenery of HSR Layout, the brief was simple: keep the home uncluttered, let the view stay part of the room, and give every space room to breathe.
We've designed a few homes in Prestige Falcon City now, and this one held our attention from the start — every corner had a specific job to do, from a proper pooja room to a kitchen that needed to work harder than most.
At 1,100 sq. ft., this apartment needed to work hard for a young family — enough storage for daily life, without the rooms ever feeling closed in or cluttered.
Layouts, movement, storage, and routines form the foundation of every project.
Surfaces, colours, finishes, and textures are chosen for warmth and lasting value.
The smallest details are coordinated carefully so the finished space feels resolved.
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