Studio Lagom

WE HAVE WON!!! 🏆 ✨
Beyond excited, proud, and grateful to share that we’ve won in the Best Architecture – Residential category!

This moment celebrates bold ideas,fearless creativity, and our belief in designing spaces that feel like home. Being recognized on such a global platform is an honor—thank you and for celebrating our work & welcoming us into a community we admire.

This achievement would not have been possible without our clients & collaborators. In a necklace, every bead has its own importance—and each person involved played a vital role in bringing this vision to life.

A special thanks to our wonderful clients, whose trust, vision, and unwavering support made this journey possible.Thanks for believing in our ideas, giving us the freedom to explore, and allowing us to bring this project to life.

Thank you & for shaping the tropical landscape with sensitivity and intent.Your care, patience, and quiet poetry brought every layer to life, creating a seamless dialogue with the architecture.

Thank you for elevating the spaces in ways that truly transformed them.Your contribution added depth, warmth, and character — the project would not be what it is without your touch.

Thank you for capturing the soul of the space so beautifully.Through your lens, the story, emotions & journey of the project come alive and remain timeless.

Thank you for documenting the project with such clarity.Every frame tells a story and your thoughtful compositions and attention to detail brought the essence of the project forward with great power and grace.Thanks , & .a.bakili for documenting process so beautiful in different time period.

A heartfelt thanks to our incredible team — this win is for all of us.
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What a great start of the year! Studio Lagom is invited to Paris!

With immense gratitude, we are proud to share that Studio Lagom has been shortlisted among the Top 5 finalists in the Best Architecture – Residential category at the 2026 Créateurs Design Awards. We’re honoured to stand alongside a global community of inspiring creatives and we’re deeply thankful to everyone who has supported and believed in our work.

Thank You for believing in us.

Huge shout out to our collaborators
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We are delighted to share that our House of Memories has been longlisted for 2026 Createurs Design Awards in the category Best Residential Project in Architecture category.
Thank You CDA ! We’re very honored to be among inspiring creatives.

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From above, the courtyard reads like the heart it has always been—an inward world of water, brick, and canopy. Even at this scale, the choreography remains unmistakable: the lily pond anchoring one axis, and every room turning gently towards green. A home revealed not through spectacle, but through its centre—the place where everything gathers.

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A sculptural spiral in gunmetal grey anchors the double height at the office at House of Memories—its sinuous rise softened by the dappled light filtering through a wall of salvaged timber windows. This installation, composed of frames rescued from the old home, becomes both filter and facade: layering shadow, texture, and time. In the play of reflection against steel and glass, the space finds its rhythm—a dialogue between old and new, weight and air, stillness and movement.

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The entrance to the office at House of Memories is a study in restraint and reveal. Set between brick and concrete planes, the shaded passage draws the eye to a sculptural black metal canopy that subtly marks arrival. Alongside, the façade’s quiet rhythm is punctuated by an installation of salvaged timber windows from the old house—a gesture that folds memory into modern form. Beneath, the flooring undulates gently, softening the geometry into something elemental, almost weathered by time.

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A retreat within a retreat, the master bedroom deck at House of Memories feels suspended between architecture and landscape. Slender Kerala wood columns rise beneath a glass-topped pergola, their carved capitals lending gravity to the lightness above. A swing anchors the space, offering slow rhythms to match the rustle of bamboo and vines. Around it, a scatter of planters and a marble-topped table fold everyday living into the lushness of a private garden—an outdoor room that is at once serene, shaded, and deeply personal.

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A quiet corner in the master bedroom of House of Memories, where a woven chaise longue reclines against brick and timber. The detail lies underfoot: hardwood planks salvaged from the old house, their original joinery marks left intact. Instead of cutting them short, we chose to keep the grain whole, capping each gap with brass plates. The result is a floor that fuses past and present—imperfect, enduring, and made luminous in its repair.

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In the master bathroom of House of Memories, blue-stained terrazzo envelopes the space in a hushed aquatic calm. The architecture draws on the sensation of suspension under water—walls and built-in bench reading as a continuous surface, uninterrupted in tone or texture. A slit-like L-shaped opening admits a blade of daylight and the silhouette of trees outside, collapsing the boundary between enclosure and horizon.

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In the son’s room at House of Memories, every piece of furniture tells a story salvaged from the family’s old home. A sturdy wooden wardrobe, a desk—all carry the patina of use, repurposed to belong in a new setting of brick, concrete, and filtered light. The architecture holds the same measured rhythm as the guest spaces, yet here the mood shifts—coloured by indigo quilts, playful cushions, and a youthful energy grounded in memory.

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In the guest bathroom of House of Memories, darkness becomes design. Black terrazzo sheaths every surface, its depth dissolving the room’s edges into a cave-like stillness. Light spills in sparingly, catching on brass taps and the leaves of a planter court, turning shadow and foliage into the only ornament. The counter, carved seamlessly from terrazzo, curves into an integrated basin—a quiet gesture of form and function. Here, luxury is pared back to atmosphere: a retreat where restraint holds more power than flourish.

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