Though the house is very small as compared to the usual residential spaces in Kolkata, AB Design has managed to create a compact abode for the client. Though there was no brief from the client in terms of the look and feel that they wanted, being familiar with Aanchhal Bhuwalka's work
Project name
Rare Earth Residence
Architecture firm
AB Design
Photography
Noaidwin Studio
Principal architect
Aanchhal Bhuwalka
Interior design
AB Design
Environmental & MEP engineering
Material
Soft Furnishing – Packman; Loose Furniture – Wzor Design; Art – Artemist, Nimrat Kaur; Rug – Jaipur Rugs; Wallpaper – Glamora
Typology
Residential › Apartment
Located in São Paulo's Campo Belo neighborhood, the young couple's apartment has the social area as the heart of the house. Home to a couple of lawyers and their daughter, the RM Apartment was designed by Paula Warchavchik (W. Arquitetura) together with Paula Caio (Studio Theodora Home), based on the need to ensure practicality and integration of s...
Project name
Apartamento RM
Architecture firm
W. Arquitetura
Location
Campo Belo, São Paulo, Brazil
Photography
Julia Hermann Fotografia
Principal architect
Paula Warchavchik (W. Arquitetura), Paula Caio (Studio Theodora Home)
Design team
Paula Warchavchik, Paula Caio, Alice Kim
Collaborators
Visual Production: Studio Theodora Home; Suppliers: Portobello, Lac Construções, Marcenaria Picchiarello, Pagliotto Pedras, Teto Vinilico, Theodora Home, Ldarti, Entreposto, Clami
Interior design
Paula Warchavchik, Paula Caio, Alice Kim
Environmental & MEP engineering
Typology
Residential › Apartment
The Barfani Chaaya at Noida spans 4000 ft.² offers an extraordinary escape where every Corner unfolds to reveal the soothing embrace of the colors and luxury in the home.
Project name
Barfani Chhaya
Architecture firm
Vichar Station
Location
Omaxe the forest society, Noida, India
Principal architect
Surbhi Garg, Vaibhav Mittal
Design team
Surbhi Garg, Vaibhav Mittal
Interior design
Vichar Station
Environmental & MEP engineering
Lighting
Unique Light Collection
Typology
Residential › Apartment
Originally featuring a highly segmented layout, the renovation of this São Paulo apartment, orchestrated by StudioVA Arquitetos and led by architect Vinicius Almeida, aimed to integrate the main living areas.
Architecture firm
StudioVA Architects
Location
São Paulo, Brazil
Photography
João Paulo Prado
Design team
Vinicius Almeida (leader architect), Jayne Lima (architect), Fanuel Ferdassis (intern
Collaborators
Matheus Pereira (Text/Communication), Suppliers: Flooring (Decortiles), Wall Coverings (Decortiles), Stones (S2R), Sanitary Ware and Fixtures (Tramontina; Deca), Carpentry (Star Móveis), Rugs (Punto e Filo), Lighting Fixtures (Lumini; Reka)
Completion year
Phase 01: 2022. Phase 02: 2023
Interior design
StudioVA Architects
Environmental & MEP engineering
Lighting
StudioVA Architects
Typology
Residential › Apartment
The project is also a deep dive into using and showcasing Indian art and crafts in small doses, blending their absolute beauty with a utilitarian canvas.
Architecture firm
Purple Backyard
Photography
Ishita Sitwala
Principal architect
Kumpal Vaid
Collaborators
The rocking chair, Arjunvir Gujral studio, PB home, Olie, Stem and leviosa, LZF Spain
Interior design
Purple Backyard
Environmental & MEP engineering
Material
Wood and veneer with line texture, Indian Stones and Metal accents
Tools used
AutoCAD, Autodesk 3ds Max
Typology
Residential › Apartment
On the 28th floor of this majestic tower in the heart of the city, a condominium renovation project unfolds like a blank canvas, ready to be transformed. Once a simple abode adorned with tapestries, it now reveals itself as an immaculate canvas, poised to welcome the artistic touches of a transformation.
Location
Montréal, Québec, Canada
Principal architect
Sophie Le Borgne, Amani Rizk
Design team
Le Borgne Rizk Architecture
Interior design
Le Borgne Rizk Architecture
Environmental & MEP engineering
Material
Travertin, granit, quartz
Supervision
Le Borgne Rizk Architecture
Typology
Residential › Apartment
Studio Rust: House of Tamra is a grand 8500-square-foot duplex apartment in Gurugram, designed for a self-made millionaire and their family. This space is a tribute to India's vibrant cultural heritage, showcasing the essence of Indian tradition and culture.
Project name
House of Tamra
Architecture firm
Studio Rust, Gurugram
Location
DLF Magnolias, Gurugram, Haryana, India
Photography
Vaibhav Bhatia
Principal architect
Nupur Sahay, Sourish Rao
Design team
Manoj Gupta, Muskan Chillar, Siddhanshu Rana
Collaborators
Furniture: Benzoville & Mantara (Hardware), Decor Remedy, Jaw Enterprises. Furnishings: India Circus, Floor & Furnishing, Belleven, Haus & Kinder, Sadyaska, Kalakaari Haath. Rugs: Hands, Carpets of India. Tiles and Marble : RK Marble. Sanitary: Artize. Paints: Oikos & Asian Paints. Wallpaper: AP Nilaya, Sabyasachi Collection and Shaakh Home
Environmental & MEP engineering
Lighting
White Lights, The White Teak
Typology
Residential › Apartment
Tucked away high on the 23rd floor of Panchshil Towers in Kharadi lies an abode that transcends the conventional idea of a home. The Enchanted Forest, as it's lovingly called, is more than just a dwelling! It's an ode to dreams and emotions woven into every corner, and a testament to the intricate dance between nature and human ingenuity.
Project name
The Enchanted Forest
Architecture firm
Ikigai Studio, Pune
Location
Kharadi, Pune, India
Photography
Rohit Mendiratta
Principal architect
Anuja Marudgan
Collaborators
Furniture: Loose furniture from Turkey and India - Rugs: Rug Berry & foot rugs by Jaipur Rugs - Artwork: Artist Rudranee Chiman, Mumbai - Wallpaper: Kagaz Rekha
Interior design
Ikigai Studio, Pune
Environmental & MEP engineering
Lighting
Harshita Jhamtani x lbh
Material
stucco-finished walls, veneer, handmade mural, and tropical themed wallpaper
Typology
Residential › Apartment
