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Spacious living room with beige sofas, cane‑back armchairs, wood coffee tables, patterned rug, staircase, and dining area

Nayak's Residence

RESIDENTIAL | MADHYA PRADESH

Scope : Interiors + Architecture (Consultancy)
Area : 4500 sqft
Status : Completed in 2025
Design Team : Ayush Jagnani, Nitika Bajaj, Utsav Agrawal

Structural Consultant : Vishal Vishwakarma

Open living‑dining area with L‑shaped sofa, round coffee tables, yellow dining chairs, wood ceiling panel, and jali partition

The brief called for a house which could be inhabited by the client, his parents and his child as the permanent inhabitants. The client is often visited by two of his brothers who resided outstation. They wanted a space which was large enough for everyone to enjoy their time together when the brothers came over while also giving everyone their own private space.

Front elevation of brick‑veneer two‑story house with terrace planters, glass entry, metal gates, and silhouette figures

Situated in a serene lane of Satna, Madhya Pradesh, the residence celebrates earthy aesthetics and thoughtful design. The warm terracotta tiles, on the exterior, contrast with stark concrete edges, making it seamlessly blend natural textures and contemporary geometry.

The upper-level features two lavishly sized windows, breaking the terracotta-clad monotony and inviting ample natural light, creating a dynamic interplay of volumes. Accents of blue in the metal fixtures, such as the gate and grilles, add a contemporary touch while blending in with the surroundings.

Cozy courtyard nook with textured stone walls, wicker lounge chair, potted plants, and sliding glass door to home office
Bright foyer with patterned tile floor, sheer drapes, decorative metal jali screen, green bench, and framed art

The central courtyard adorns both the floors with natural flow of light and ventilation. The contemporary re-interpretation of the traditional Indian elements makes the design stand out. Terracotta jalis in patterned grids, appearing across the skylights and balconies, casts ever-changing shadows throughout the day. These perforated screens serve as a filter for harsh sunlight while maintaining privacy.

Recreation room with ping‑pong table, wood‑grain cabinets, built‑in kitchenette, ceiling fan, and recessed lighting
Secondary bedroom featuring daybed, round coffee table, framed prints, wood floors, and built‑in wardrobe

A multipurpose recreational room on the upper story is anchored by a table tennis setup and flanked by an integrated kitchenette, cozy reading nooks and an aquarium. This space blurs the boundary between leisure and utility and offers a tucked-away hub for family bonding and relaxation.

Bedroom with upholstered bed, wood herringbone floor, bedside table, abstract wall art, and wooden doors
Bedroom with wood headboard, green botanical wallpaper accent, matching bedside table, and herringbone flooring
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