By curating a mix of heritage-driven materials and modern structural finishes, this project exemplifies how the right products define its character and ensure its functionality for decades to come.
Kaushik Sheth & Manish Sheth
The design, based on ‘Building Materials That Complement Design’ philosophy, is evident in its dual-identity palette. To evoke South Indian warmth, we utilized hand-carved wood and traditional brass accents, which provide a grounding, organic texture that ages gracefully. Conversely, the Middle Eastern luxury aesthetic is achieved through high-performance marble accents, sleek metal shelving, and sculptural lighting fixtures, which introduce a precise, contemporary edge.
The jhula room serves as the home’s musical heart, where materials dictate the acoustic and emotional atmosphere. Here, floral-patterned wallpaper is paired with wooden ceiling accents, creating a soft, reverberant space for classical music. In the living area, the transition from beige-toned wall finishes to sage-green upholstery and rattan furniture showcases how color and texture can define zones within an open-plan layout without the need for physical barriers.
Fact File
Typology: Residence Interiors
Location: Powai, Mumbai
Year Built: April 2025
Project Size: 2200 sq.ft.
Photography: Mudit Gaonkar
Sanitaryware: Kohler, Jaquar
Kitchen: Blum, Kalinga Stone
Flooring: Classic Marble, Genuine Marble, Simpolo
Wall Panelling: Euro Pratik
Furniture: Trezure
Lighting: Jalaram Lights
Ceiling: Saint Gobain
In the private quarters, the material choices prioritize both comfort and sustainability. The guest room features warm wooden flooring and rattan elements, materials chosen for their natural durability and timeless appeal. The master suite balances rich fabric headboards with subtle metal accents, ensuring a space that feels luxurious yet remains easy to maintain over time.
