Chettinad Elegance
Teak colonnades, Athangudi tile floors and brass lamps around an open courtyard. Timeless tradition, rich in heritage — and native to Tamil Nadu.
Module 03 · Themes
Twenty collections we return to again and again — ten drawn from India’s own regions, six modern, four from further afield.
Indian Heritage Collection
Rooms drawn from India’s own building traditions — each one adapted to Tamil Nadu light, heat and family life.
Teak colonnades, Athangudi tile floors and brass lamps around an open courtyard. Timeless tradition, rich in heritage — and native to Tamil Nadu.
A nadumuttam courtyard open to the sky, sloped timber roof, terracotta underfoot and cane seating that stays cool through the afternoon.
A carved teak jhula, mirrored embroidery, brass vessels and arched niches lit by coloured glass.
Frescoed arches, jali screens and chandelier light over jewel-toned seating — palace detail, kept symmetrical so it reads calm.
Polished marble, gilded cornices and crystal light, warmed by deep red and rose textiles.
Colonial shutters, a stained-glass fanlight, cane-backed furniture and a mosaic floor. Restrained, literary, green-shaded.
Whitewash and cobalt shutters, exposed beams, jute underfoot and indigo prints — built for sea air and long light.
Walnut carving, khatamband ceilings, hand-knotted carpets and papier-mâché detail against mountain light.
Wada proportions, dark timber, red-oxide floors and deep verandah shade.
Bamboo and cane, woven pendants, textile wall hangings and a wall of green. Light, breathable and built around the outdoors.
Modern Collection
Pale surfaces, concealed storage and a single line of warm light. Nothing on show that does not need to be.
Layered neutrals with one strong accent, open to the dining and kitchen beyond.
Double-height glazing, book-matched marble and a chandelier over a dark, quiet palette.
Hand-finished plaster, aged wood and undyed linen. Imperfection left in, because it is the finish.
Concrete, blackened steel and honest brick, warmed by tan leather and low pendant light.
Panelled walls, cornice work and chandelier light over tufted seating. Formal, kept light.
World Collection
Low furniture, raw wood, paper-soft light. Rooms that stay quiet even when the house isn't.
Pale palettes, honest materials, and function first — warmth without a single wasted object.
Arches, textured plaster, terracotta underfoot. Built for sun — which makes it built for here.
Zellige pattern, brass lanterns, deep clay colour — maximal detail kept calm by symmetry.