Sattva is a 1,800-square-foot high-rise residence in Mumbai designed by Vidhi Duggad Bhagat of The Blue Wall Studio, where the design brief was shaped entirely by what the apartment looks out onto: sweeping 360-degree views of the city skyline meeting the sea. The decision made early in the project was to build the interiors around that condition rather than in spite of it. Every material choice, every furniture selection and every spatial decision works toward the same end:

In Delhi, a 9,500-square-foot residence designed by Disha Subramaniam, founder and principal of her eponymous studio, takes a deliberate position against the kind of interior that reads as assembled in one sitting. The brief was clear from the outset: the house had to feel layered, its character built as though accumulated through years of inhabitation rather than delivered complete by a single design intervention. That intent shapes every room, every material choice, and eve

The Ivory House, a 1,750 sq. ft. apartment in Pune, was designed by The Arch Studio under the direction of principal designer Siddhina Sakla. Located on the third floor within a residential neighbourhood that has seen increasing demand for high-end private apartments, the project reflects a design approach that combines formal decorative references with spatial restructuring to improve everyday usability. The apartment was originally planned as a standard three-bedroom unit w

Modern Arabesque, a 100 m² apartment in Kazan, Russia, reflects Miller Design’s attempt to bring Eastern cultural cues into a contemporary space without resorting to predictable motifs. The idea wasn’t to create an Oriental interior from the outset; it grew gradually from the client’s request for a home guided by feng shui principles. These principles shaped colour direction, the use of natural materials, the kitchen and bathroom layouts, and the presence of indoor plants. As

Unfolding across two serene levels, Mr̥ttikā, a 4,000 sq. ft. penthouse in Gurgaon designed by Custom Design Stories, is imagined as a slow, steady dialogue between material honesty and spatial rhythm. The home opens in a quiet foyer where warm timber flooring sets the tone for a palette that stays true to earth, craft, and subtle tactility. Flanking this entrance is a study-cum-guest bedroom and an enlarged kitchen, both reworked through civil changes that open up the plan a

Stepping into this 2585 sq. ft. Gurugram apartment, you immediately feel a sense of calm. You’d think that a home for a young couple and...