The Abode is a thoughtfully designed duplex residence located on a 30x40 north-facing plot, seamlessly blending modern functionality with traditional elements.

 

The ground floor opens into a welcoming entrance where rangoli patterns are artistically embedded in granite stone, reflecting the cultural essence of the home. Adjacent to the entrance is a small yet functional office space, designed for the homeowner, a lawyer by profession, ensuring a professional workspace within a personal setting.

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The living area, bathed in natural light, is flanked by a green corridor—a side setback adorned with a tulsi plant, infusing the space with serenity and an air of tradition. In the northeast corner, a serene pooja room seems to float on water, enhanced by louvered windows that open to the side, creating a tranquil, reflective space for prayer and meditation.

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The kitchen, placed in the southeast corner, is designed with efficiency and ease in mind, flowing into the dining area, which is strategically located in front of a feature wall that adds character and warmth to family gatherings.

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A striking floating staircase elegantly connects the ground and upper levels, leading to an informal family room that opens onto a balcony, offering a cozy retreat for relaxation. The upper floor also houses the master bedroom, designed as a private sanctuary, along with an additional bedroom, both thoughtfully laid out to offer comfort and privacy.