Front hall of the Dongargaon restaurant: arched wall panels, a stepped wave ceiling and cane pendants over the tables Restaurant & café, Dongargaon ● built 2026

We read the place before we draw the plan.

Architecture and interior design from Chhattisgarh, for homes and restaurants across India.

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We do not arrive with a house already in mind. We read the site first, then design what belongs there.

10+ projects
to date, three shown here
100,000+ sq ft
designed to date
Eight steps
from brief to handover

Selected work

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Living room at Shubhasheesh, looking through the arch to the dining area

Shubhasheesh, Dongargaon

A family house taken from a bare concrete shell to a finished home. The arch was already cast when we arrived, so it set the rhythm for everything after it.

Interior & finishes4,500 sq ftComplete

The wave wall at the Dongargaon restaurant, lit from behind along its crest

Restaurant & café, Dongargaon

Three halls, drawn from the elevation inward so the building reads as one idea inside and out. Opened in November 2026.

Interior & elevation2,400 sq ftComplete

Bedroom concept render, Balaghat, Madhya Pradesh

Bedroom, Balaghat

A one-bedroom renovation for a newlywed couple, where the size of the room set the limits on how it could be lived in.

Interior200 sq ftConcept render

The work is in the details others skip.

Materials are chosen slowly, for the place they go.

Lime plaster
Breathable, hand-floated, never quite flat. It takes the light differently through the day, which is most of the reason we keep specifying it.
Indian stone
Kota, Jaisalmer, Dholpur. Quarried as close to the site as the site allows, and left honest rather than polished to a mirror.
Oak veneer
Warm, quiet, grain-matched across a run, so a wall of storage reads as one surface instead of eight doors.
Bamboo
Fast growing, locally worked, strong in tension. We use it where a ceiling or a screen has to feel light rather than applied.
Mother-of-pearl
Used in the smallest quantity that still registers: an inlay line, a handle, a threshold. The restraint is the point.
Textured paint
Where plaster is not practical, a worked paint finish carries the same depth of surface at a fraction of the cost.

What we do

Architecture

Ground-up design rooted in site, climate, and the way you live.

Interior design

Interiors and architecture handled as one continuous act, not two handoffs.

Consultation

Project consultation for fellow architects, and design reviews for clients who want a second, considered eye on their own drawings.

Turnkey & execution

End-to-end delivery, design through build, for projects that want one accountable hand.

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