Located on the 14th floor, the residence has a minimal contemporary aesthetic, but one that is rooted in a timeless, warm elegance. The site offers panoramic views of the city, and the interior has been kept simple, light and airy, in order to emphasize the views and bring the outside in.


The focal point of the space is a large 9.5’ tall ceramic tree that was commissioned and designed for this project. As the client is fascinated by the tree of life, we collaborated with artist S Gopinath who helped us realize our vision of having one in the center of the common area. The main trunk and branches of the tree are built in fiberglass. Each individual branch carries multiple bunches of leaves. The leaves are each individually handmade in ceramic and attached to the branch with copper wires. The tree was designed to ensure 7’ clearance and enough space for movement for people underneath it.


Trees and inspiration from nature can be seen in the artwork across the house. The foyer has green walls and beautiful artwork by Sujit Das representing fields that demand you to immerse yourself in them. It also has a black and white inlay floor, and a gorgeous brass console, and is one of the few spaces with a dominating color.