Interior styles — find the one that fits how you live
A style is a set of decisions that hold together: a palette, a material family and a way of lighting a room. These are the ones we are asked for most in Bengaluru.
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Contemporary planning with Indian detail — jaali screens, brass, handmade tile, a pooja space designed as part of the home rather than added to a corner. Works particularly well in villas and larger apartments.
- Sand
- Lagoon
- Brass
- Teal
Modern Minimal
Flat shutters, handle-less fronts, a tight palette and very little on show. Storage does the work so surfaces stay clear. It suits people who find a quiet room restful and are willing to put things away.
- Mist
- White
- Graphite
- Warm brass
Warm Contemporary
Contemporary shapes with wood tones, fabric and layered light. Less stark than minimal, more restrained than traditional. The most common brief we get from young families taking possession of a new flat.
- Sand
- Oak
- Deep teal
- Slate
Styles are a starting point, not a template
Most homes we deliver borrow from two. What matters is that the decisions hold together across rooms.