A much sought-after architectural firm based in Delhi, Archna Agarwal Studio is not only known for creating aesthetically appealing spaces but also for making them stand out. The ability to go into detail and deal with complex technicalities is what makes the studio a premier architecture destination. Their extensive portfolio that ranges from high-end residences to commercial spaces are testimony to the firm’s versatility. Archna is known for her attention to detail and unique design aesthetic, and this reflects in every single project of theirs.
Design Philosophy & Approach
“We create spaces that are not only aesthetically appealing but also practical. Every project designed has a unique soul that forms a network with all, living and nonliving, the tangible and the intangible,” says Archna Agarwal. The design studio’s projects are a journey deep into the values and culture of the people living in it, combined with superlative imagination. “We work in collaboration with the client to create their dream,” she adds. Her unique design aesthetic in combination with the client’s vision results in stunning design marvels.
Location: New Delhi
Typology: Residential
Design Concept: An amalgamation of traditional architecture
and contemporary aesthetics
Material Palette: Natural materials
What we heart: The sculptural Champa tree designed by Alex Davis crafted from stainless steel with a cascading waterfall beneath, serves as the central feature, blurring the lines between nature and the artistic interior.
The client envisioned a space where the inside merged with the outdoors seamlessly. Their inspiration was the traditional courtyard house typically found in South India. However, they wanted their home to be an amalgamation of traditional architecture and contemporary aesthetics. The three-story architectural marvel thus seamlessly blends modern luxury with the embrace of nature.
Imagine stepping into a serene oasis; a stainless-steel champa tree, its leaves a vibrant tapestry of moss, cascades over a soothing waterfall right in the heart of the home. Floor-to-ceiling windows dissolve the barrier between the meticulously landscaped garden and the expansive living space bathed in natural light. Neutral tones throughout are punctuated with bursts of emerald and ruby, echoing the surrounding greenery and creating a sophisticated yet playful ambiance. A dramatic stone wall stands in stark contrast, adding a touch of rustic elegance to this symphony of modern design.
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