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Inside, the layout embraces a thoughtful, semi-open plan. The spaces, including a welcoming sit-out, formal living, a cozy family lounge, dining area, interior courtyard, four spacious bedrooms, an upper living lounge, and a breezy balcony, feel connected yet maintain their individual privacy. The interiors are crafted to invite nature in at every opportunity.
Sustainability plays a key role in the home's design. The family ingeniously repurposed construction materials from their demolished ancestral house. The compound wall was uniquely constructed using recycled roof tiles, combined with painted cement sheets.
It is no longer just about applying a fresh coat of paint; modern aesthetics are all about creating spaces that tell a story, offering a perfect blend of tranquillity and understated luxury.
Nature is not just an afterthought here; it is the very core of Nivrithi’s design. The lush landscaping acts as the lungs of the house, continuously pumping fresh air, natural light, and a sense of absolute tranquillity into the interiors.
Nestled on a seven-cent plot, this beautiful 900 sq ft home was completed for a modest budget of ₹18 lakh, which impressively covers both the construction structure and the interior furnishing.
An NRI built an 1100 sq ft, ₹25 lakh home for his mother, featuring a cool design, open interiors, and a courtyard for comfortable, low-maintenance living.
Spanning 2,600 square feet on a 25-cent plot, the entire project, including the core structure and interior furnishing, was completed on a well-managed budget of ₹73 lakh.
A nurse's dedication realised a three-generation dream in a 2200 sq ft, ₹56 lakh Kerala home, featuring clever design on an irregular plot and senior-friendly features.
A 4,300 sq ft Kerala home, built with salvaged materials, features over 60 heritage windows from Thalassery and reclaimed tiles, blending old-world grandeur with sustainability.
Out of the total 4.5 cents, 1.5 cents were dedicated entirely to car parking and the main entrance pathway. To shield the house from the bustle of the nearby road, the architects lined this pathway with lush foliage on both sides, transforming it into a soothing green corridor that transitions visitors from the busy road to the tranquillity of the home.
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