Indian house architecture

Vernacular architectural style meets innovative world practices, and a cosy, comfortable home in Kerala designed by Elemental, emerges

A Spanish-inspired residence and office space with an entrance welcomed by a sunlit inner courtyard adorned with vast arched openings. It floods the house with abundant light, the skin creating dramatic plays of shadow and light. Along with a range of unique finishes comprising of patterned cement tiles, seamless micro-topping and terracotta, the structure also utilizes a simple fired brick in a rat trap bond – a feature that helps maintain indoor comfort even during harsh summers.

Designed by Temple Town, this Kerala home in Thrissur is replete with antiques like 200-year-old windows, consoles crafted from reclaimed ceiling wood, and more.

Most Chettinad mansions have at least a couple of courtyards. You enter the first courtyard through the living space. This first inner courtyard is open-air with huge pillars and rooms on either side. Often, a triangular shelf is built into the walls for lamps. You can see all these wonders of Chettinad architecture and more when you stay at Visalam. Book now through the link in the bio. #MeAndCGHEarth #Visalam #Karaikudi #Chettinad #Chettiarhome #ChettinadArchitecture #Heritage

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Peacocks roam and flute players hymn in garden courtyards of Rambagh Palace. Yeah, it’s heaven.

The exterior front of a modern indian house is in the outskirts of the city in the style of layered textures and pattern with trees in yard🌳 ... ... ... #Indian #IndianStyle #NatureInspired #ModernHome #ModernStyle #DreamHouse #TimlessBeauty #Elegance #InstaGood #Content #Tree #NatureInterior #HomeDecor #InspiredArchitecture

Shon and Harpal Randhawa’s stately home in south-west Delhi is elegantly layered with art, kilims, sandstone jalis, and 18th-century Rajasthani miniatures, expertly woven together by interior architect Iqrup Dhamija.

Experience the charm of tradition in every detail! 🌸🏠 This single-floor Indian-style home, with its intricately carved wooden door and lattice windows, invites you into a cozy haven of cultural heritage. Bathed in the soft morning light, it’s a perfect blend of warmth and craftsmanship. ☀️🌿 #TraditionalHome #IndianArchitecture #CulturalHeritage #HomeDesign #Craftsmanship #WarmInteriors #GardenViews #morninglight

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Ka Kha Ga Design Studio employs traditional artforms, tailored elements, and a clever colour and material palette to design this residence for a multi-cultural family.

Hiraya Design Studio restored and refurbished an ancestral Mangalore villa with traditional Chettinad elements, Athangudi tiles, and antiques sourced from across India.