case studies
The thinking behind each project — the brief, the constraints, the materials and the decisions that shaped them.
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plum house: renovating a 50-year-old apartment in breach candy
How we turned a 386 sq. ft. bachelor's pad in a 50-year-old Breach Candy building into a home for two that comfortably hosts twelve, and why we designed it around a collection of cups.
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home in•between: a 1,600 sq. ft. powai home designed to grow with its family
A multigenerational apartment in Powai built from indigenous materials (Banswara marble, Kota stone, solid teak, rattan and green chik) and planned to feel complete on day one but never finished.
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into the bend: a 1,200 sq. ft. office in chembur, designed and built in five months
A warm, organic-modern workplace delivered on a tight budget and timeline. Cost-effective tiles and laminates, marble only where it counts, and a sculpted lime-green wall that doubles as a trophy shelf.
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the seed: a south mumbai family home shaped by kutch craft and lime plaster
A 1,050 sq. ft. renovation in a heritage neighbourhood of South Mumbai for a modern Kutchhi Gujarati family. Hand-shaped lime-plaster niches, repurposed Burma teak and windows full of mango and jackfruit trees.
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the nest: a warm three-bedroom home in juhu on a tight budget
A 1,200 sq. ft. three-bedroom apartment in Juhu where every bedroom has its own character, and smart storage stretches a careful budget.
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before in•elements: projects our founders contributed to
Before starting the studio, Anushri Shetty and Maitri Uka worked on design teams at other practices and at IAAC in Barcelona. These are the projects that shaped how we think, credited to the teams that led them.