Art is at the heart of this well-curated and naturally green bungalow in Bengaluru

Backed by a clear vision from the client—that their home feel collected, not constructed—the team spent time understanding not just what the family liked, but what they had. Their collection of artwork and objects guided their design choices and resulted in creating an effortlessly elegant house. The result is a space that feels like a curated sanctuary. It is both—a home that unfolds like a personal gallery and a retreat where the family of three can gather, reflect and find solace, all while being surrounded by the inspirations that shape their lives. The design balances an understated palette with bold, sculptural moments—where materials speak for themselves, and sunlight plays a quiet role in enhancing the natural beauty of the interiors.

Jubin Johnson

The deep red sofa is a striking centrepiece drawing one into the heart of the space. It stands out beautifully against the neutral-toned furniture by Dtale Modern and the soft patterned rug from Jaipur Rugs. A textured throw, sourced from the client’s collection, is thoughtfully paired with cushions from Nicobar.

Jubin Johnson

A Harmonious Haven

The residence unfolds across three levels. At the heart of the ground floor is a set of connected open spaces—the living room, dining room, foyer, and study—that feel both spacious and intimate. The use of thoughtfully curated furniture, textiles, and shelving subtly defines zones without interrupting the natural flow. Upstairs, the bedrooms echo the same mood: warm and designed for pause.

The layout was already defined by the existing structure of the house; most of them were rectangular spaces connected by open corridors, which had a good sense of flow to them. This allowed the architects to create quiet corners, such that at every turn, the home invites those who dwell in it to pause and soak in their surroundings.