The juxtaposition of exposed brickwork with alternating plastered surfaces endows a subtle touch to both internal and external facades. This house is an example of how an exposed brick house can be very modern and not necessarily rustic.

Overall form of the house has been kept simple- platonic cuboid with slight slant in front, as dictated by the site. This is complemented by use of brick lattice treatment on the front façade to engender much needed privacy for living and sleeping spaces on upper floor, whilst allowing unhindered entry of cooling breezes for air circulation.

The planning scheme employed allows spaces to flow into one other, whilst keeping circulation and living spaces well defined. Every place in the house calmly radiates charm and visual beauty and has elegantly addressed original design brief for secluded,homely sanctuary even in the crowded setting of its dense urban milieu.