Lime plaster
Artisan mixed
Soft chalk matteQuiet minimalism
A measured city home where light, proportion and a patient material palette do the quiet work.
The project began with one question: what could the home feel like if every room had space to breathe? We opened the central plan, softened the threshold between living and dining, and let daylight become a material in its own right.
One clear design language, interpreted for the rituals and light of each space.
Low, generous seating keeps the view open to the full length of the room.
A sculptural oak table sits beneath a quiet pool of warm light.
Layered linen and integrated joinery bring softness to the private rooms.
Honest surfaces, chosen for how they feel and how they will live over time.
Artisan mixed
Soft chalk matteResponsibly sourced
Natural oil · brushedKutch, India
Washed · undyedMoradabad, India
Satin patinaThe planning study brings the principal rooms into a connected sequence while protecting quieter corners for retreat. This diagram is illustrative and not to scale.
A pared-back palette asks for precision. Warm lime plaster shifts gently through the day; pale oak joinery brings continuity from the entrance to the private rooms. Rather than remove every trace of life, we made room for the pieces the family had collected over time.
Storage is integrated into the architecture, sightlines remain calm, and each light fitting earns its place. The result is minimal in appearance, but generous in the ways that matter: clear circulation, comfortable seating and a home that settles around its occupants.
ELEGANCE DESIGN STUDIO · JUHU, MUMBAI