Projects
Our work, and our ideas.
Start with our own ceiling and lighting work, then explore the design directions we bring to homes, villas and open-plan spaces across Chennai.
Ceiling & Lighting Craft
Ceilings that define the room.
The ceiling is the largest surface in any room, and the one most often forgotten. We design false ceilings, coffered grids and integrated lighting that shape how a space feels the moment you look up.
- Gypsum false ceilings, trays and floating panels
- Recessed profile, cove and downlighting
- Coffered and moulded ceilings
- Lighting planned with the ceiling, not added after
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Design directions
Styles we design.
Every home is different, so we don't sell fixed packages. These directions show the styles and spaces we design most often, and how we would approach each one. Your space will be shaped around your own needs, light and budget.
Direction I · Living room
Sunlit Contemporary
Generous daylight, warm leather and timber, crisp white accents and plenty of greenery: a relaxed living room that feels bright from morning to evening.
How we would approach it
We would start with the windows: arranging seating to face the light, keeping the walkway clear, and anchoring the room with one large rug. A gallery wall and a low console give personality without clutter, while plants soften the corners.
Direction II · Villa & independent house
Garden-View Lounge
Tall glazing, a slim ribbon window and earthy materials bring the garden into the room, so the view becomes part of the interior.
How we would approach it
For homes with outdoor views, we plan the room around what you see from the sofa. Timber-framed windows, a neutral wall colour and natural textures such as leather, wool and wood keep the focus outside, with an arc floor lamp for evening light.
Direction III · Family living
Warm Boho Retreat
Handwoven rattan pendants, soft sage walls, patterned rugs and tropical plants create a layered, lived-in space that feels warm and personal.
How we would approach it
This style is about texture. We balance handcrafted pieces such as rattan, cane and woven poufs with a calm wall colour, then light the room with pendants and table lamps rather than a single ceiling light, so evenings feel cosy.
Direction IV · Dining & open-plan home
Open-Plan Modern
A floating staircase, concrete-look wall panels, a timber slat screen and full-height glass: modern open-plan living with clear zones for dining, cooking and relaxing.
How we would approach it
In open-plan homes we define zones without walls, using slatted timber partitions, a change in lighting and carefully placed furniture. Track lights over the dining table and warm timber floors tie kitchen, dining and living into one calm space.
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