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Shantanu Garg Design fuses modernity with tradition to showcase how transitional themes are aced!

From the vibrant streets of Dubai to the historic landscapes of Jaipur and the timeless allure of Pisa, Shantanu Garg Design (SGD) has etched a distinctive design identity for the last ten years. With meticulous attention to detail and tailored precision, SGD marries global aesthetics with functional brilliance, distinguishing itself through a holistic approach.

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“Our philosophy revolves around crafting spaces into bespoke narratives,” emphasizes Shantanu, founder and self-taught design maestro. Further adding, “Our forte lies in weaving together modern and traditional themes from diverse design eras, resonating with Indian design sensibilities on a global scale.” Known for his interest in the history of luxury, vintage detailing, and craftsmanship, this time Shantanu says, “I am on a mission to raising the bar in design and elevating Indian luxury aesthetics beyond ethnicity—to make it egalitarian and globally palatable.”

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PROJECT IN FOCUS – Residence Melange
Location: Jaipur
Typology: Penthouse Residence
Year of Completion: 2021
Design Concept: A Royal Indian Smart Home
Architectural Modernity: A cohesive design language blends drama, contrast, and balance, marrying luxury with made-to-measure functionality.
What we heart: Leather-clad wall boiseries embellished with graphics of Indian royalty. A custommade totem fountain made with semi-precious stones, the Kaleera pendant lights above the dining ensemble and the coffee bar placed within a vertical trunk.


The 10,000 sq ft “flying bungalow” by Shantanu Garg Design redefines penthouse living with its architectural modernity, blending luxury with functional details. Luxurious Italian furniture, art deco, mid-century antiques, and global artefacts coalesce into a synchronised harmony, marrying Indian tradition with contemporary design. Black-and-white details inspired by Araish lime plaster, seen on marble walls, cushions, and bedding, exemplify the contextual Indian approach, achieving visible balance through contrasting styles and materials.

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