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Nov 5, 2024 | 
architecturaldigest.in | Samir Wadekar |Nadezna Siganporia
The entrance of a home serves as an introduction to its soul, offering a glimpse of the stories that dwell within. In this 10,000-square-foot home in Coimbatore, envisioned by Farah Agarwal, founder & principal designer of Chestnut Storeys, with project lead Priyamvadha Mohan, the entrance speaks with intention. The brief was clear—a contemporary Indian home that favoured harmony over ostentation. Each space is an embodiment of this vision, enhanced by eclectic touches that break the monotony.
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Oct 6, 2024 | 
architecturaldigest.in | Samir Wadekar |Rupali Sebastian
At first glance, this Hyderabad home felt like just another cookie-cutter row house in a villa community—short on natural light and privacy. However, for Ameet Mirpuri, founder of Design Studio, the solution was clear: revamp the layout to unlock its true potential. “Reimagining the space was key to making it feel more open and liveable,” he says. The client came in with a clear but flexible vision: a fusion of styles. They wanted light, airy colours but weren’t afraid of edgy elements.
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Aug 22, 2024 | 
architecturaldigest.in | Samir Wadekar |Alisha Lad
Flow. This is the word that comes to mind with lucid clarity as one steps into this calming home in Mumbai, in the heart of bustling Bandra, where the soft palette, fluid lines and clean design channels an international style.
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Aug 2, 2024 | 
architecturaldigest.in | Kunal Bhatia |Samir Wadekar |Shuvajit Payne
With not another soul in sight or sound, time seems to drift by gently at this holiday home near Bengaluru. The welcome stillness is broken by a refreshing breeze, causing the leaves to sway and the curtains to flutter.
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Jul 15, 2024 | 
architecturaldigest.in | Samir Wadekar |Alisha Lad
One step into this minimal Mumbai home where sunlight bounces off of white-washed walls and the aroma of freshly brewed coffee beans fills the air—and an atmosphere laden with warmth becomes apparent.
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Apr 24, 2024 | 
architecturaldigest.in | Samir Wadekar |Aishwarya Khurana
This home in Kolkata, perched on a high-rise overlooking the sprawling City of Joy, draws inspiration from the Nordic design style popularised in the 1950s. Meet Frida, a light and airy 12,000-square-foot residence envisioned by Arunika Sarkar, Founder and Principal Designer, and Arindam Chatterjee, Partner at Arredatore Design Studio. Tailored for a family of tea estate owners, this smart home boasts a minimalistic and practical approach with understated luxury.
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Apr 9, 2024 | 
architecturaldigest.in | Samir Wadekar |Ashna Lulla
Prior to enlisting Studio PKA for their home in Mumbai, this family of four resided as tenants in the same building for years, eventually choosing to make it their permanent abode.“Our clients yearned for a home that paid tribute to the values they embodied as a family—simple living and high thinking,” remarked Puran Kumar principal architect at Studio PKA. Perched on the 29th floor in central Mumbai, this apartment overlooks Mahalaxmi Racecourse and the cityscape.
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Jan 6, 2024 | 
architecturaldigest.in | Rupali Sebastian |Samir Wadekar
This Hyderabad office—christened the Crafted Terra office—treads a different path, far removed from the cold, impersonal image usually associated with workspaces. Designed by Ameet Mirpuri-helmed Design Studio, this one leverages warmth and earthiness—qualities sought by the client—to great effect.
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Jan 5, 2024 | 
architecturaldigest.in | Vaishnavi Nayel Talawadekar |Samir Wadekar
Ask Jaiveer Johal how he came to be a collector and the Delhi-raised, Chennai-based entrepreneur instantly answers “I’ve done it for as long as I can remember." He recalls, as a child, he’d squirrel away pretty things: crystal bowls, beautiful briefcases, silver plates. “If anything ever went missing, people always knew where to find it,” he adds, quickly clarifying that said thieved objects “were limited to the confines of my own home”.
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Dec 26, 2023 | 
architecturaldigest.in | Samir Wadekar |Vaishnavi Nayel Talawadekar
The early aughts were a special time for AD100 architect Kanan Modi. In 2006, she and her husband became first-time homeowners. Three years later, she sowed the seeds for her architecture and interior design studio. And sometime in the years before and after, she became a mother not once but twice. Those experiences were special all on their own, of course, but what made them even sweeter was that they were all in one way threaded together.
