Kandla stone
Gujarat, India
Brushed · exterior gradeTropical modernism
A coastal family villa that moves easily between shaded interiors, garden and open sky.
The architecture is organised as a series of thresholds. A sheltered arrival opens to a double-height living space, then draws the eye through to the pool garden. Timber screens temper the western sun without losing the breeze.
One clear design language, interpreted for the rituals and light of each space.
Wide openings dissolve the edge between the living room and the garden.
A timber canopy creates a comfortable outdoor room throughout the day.
A restrained palette lets the water and planting carry the colour.
Honest surfaces, chosen for how they feel and how they will live over time.
Gujarat, India
Brushed · exterior gradeCertified source
Natural oilIndia
Sun-washedMoradabad, India
Living finishThe planning study brings the principal rooms into a connected sequence while protecting quieter corners for retreat. This diagram is illustrative and not to scale.
The family wanted a house that could welcome a full table without feeling oversized on an ordinary day. Sliding panels allow the living and dining spaces to expand for gatherings, then settle back into a quieter rhythm.
Locally sourced stone continues from the entry into the garden, while teak ceilings add warmth to the shaded verandah. Planting is treated as part of the architecture, bringing privacy and a changing view to every principal room.
ELEGANCE DESIGN STUDIO · ALIBAUG, MAHARASHTRA