Parekh Residence is an interior project designed for two brothers occupying separate levels of a shared apartment building. The design explores spatial fluidity, unified detailing, and crafted transitions to create homes that are distinct yet intrinsically connected.

For Lapis Lazuli, a premium furniture brand based in Ahmedabad, the project demanded a spatial identity that could translate product ethos into architectural experience — refined, structured, and quietly expressive.

The Project Café is a spatial reimagination of a residential bungalow into a hybrid design-led café and exhibition space, where hospitality, art, and retail intersect through a layered, materially honest architectural narrative.

Sanghvi Residence explores spatial atmosphere through contrast, adaptability, and emotional precision —creating a home that listens as much as it speaks.

Vikas Dang Apartment is shaped by contrast—where structure and softness, permanence and comfort negotiate their presence. The design resists excess, creating a home that is neither dictated by trends nor confined by convention.

With a restrained palette and uninterrupted spatial connections, the Ankit Parikh Office operates with intent—uncompromising, efficient, and seamlessly tied to the city beyond.

Homelab Experience Centre strips space down to its essence, allowing furniture to take center stage. With deep gray backdrops, bold metal frames, and a modular layout, the design shifts and adapts to allow function to take its own shape.

Abhishek Goyal Office is an exercise in precision, where constraints shape creativity and materiality defines experience. Balancing openness with efficiency, the design unfolds through deliberate choices—each one revealing more than what meets the eye.

Alvio challenges the sterile conventions of pharmaceutical workspaces, embracing bold colors, rich materials, and bespoke design to reflect the energy of its founders. With every element crafted for both function and identity, the space unfolds in unexpected ways—layered, dynamic, and anything but ordinary.

House of Curves reimagines the home as a fluid, sculpted landscape, where architecture and furniture merge into a seamless whole. With soft edges, organic textures, and a quiet dynamism, the space unfolds in gentle transitions—crafted for presence, not spectacle.

Sharpener & Co. is a designed framework for creativity rather than a fixed composition. With raw textures, refined details, and an openness to adaptation, the design invites occupants to shape the space as their own.

Stripped of redundancy and shaped through material integrity, the Nilesh Anmi Penthouse is a composition of custom-crafted elements—each one reinforcing a narrative of restraint, continuity, and quiet luxury.