Studio Vriksh

Seamlessly integrated into the project’s aesthetic, this custom brass railing adds a refined and sculptural touch. Minimal in form, rich in detail.

12,000 sft of passion, precision, and purpose — designed from the ground up, this restaurant project, ‘Theta Theta Telugu’ was a dream come true. From architecture to interiors, I poured my soul into every detail.

Grateful beyond words to my incredible client garu who placed his complete trust in me and he also became a true inspiration — a hardworking entrepreneur from whom I learnt more than any textbook could ever teach.

This journey wouldn’t have been possible without uncle’s unwavering support. His belief in me never wavered, and for that, I’m forever grateful. 🙏

.theta.telugu

Project type : F&B
Plot area : 1250 sq yards
Built up area : 12,500sft
Project status : completed
Location : Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad

A big hug to my team who everyday choose to travel and support me!

Team ._bhagyashree .pooja.nair._

Residential project // Banjara Hills, Hyderabad

Shot on a beautiful cloudy morning. We love how the greens took over the deck area so magnificently.

Project type : Residential
Area : 3000sft
Project status : completed

This bedroom interior design is a minimalist idea style using a blend of textures and soft hues. It emphasises clean lines and simple furnishings. Love how this project has turned out.

Project : completed in 2021
Client : Mr. Naveen

The neutral grey Italian marble flooring in the living room transitions to quirky printed tiles in the dining area and kitchen. The warmth of the teak veneered ceiling marries the two spaces together. Love how this project has turned out.

Project : completed in 2021
Client : Mr. Naveen

Concept of reception and lobby area for our upcoming hospital project.

Vitamin dusty pink in our upcoming project at Myhome Bhooja. Location: Drawing room

The white colour palette of this room was inspired by the hardworking lady who owned it, the chaos around her during the day needed a serene, pure and calm place for her to relax, a place she called home. The headboard panel stands out exceptionally well as an accent wall in the otherwise a very minimalist room.

The 'yellow wall house' sits on a small corner plot of 170 sqyds, beautifully surrounded by a couple of humongous trees. It's architecture emerged from the site context. The idea behind staggered plan with multiple terraces and open pockets was to ensure that ventilation ran deep into the house. Windows were carefully placed to take complete advantage of the beautiful canopies. Sizes of the openings became bigger as we moved on to the higher floors to capture the wider spread of the foliage and to give it a feeling of living amongst the chirping birds that nested on top of the trees. Now just imagine waking up to the sounds of cheerful birds right outside your bedroom window.
Therapeutic right?
Swipe till the end to see how the structure is beautifully embraced by trees.