We offer architectural design, interior design and construction management for homes and commercial spaces. Because one team carries the project from first sketch to handover, nothing gets lost between the drawing and the wall.

We are based in Calicut (Kozhikode) and work across Malabar and the rest of Kerala. If your plot is further away, tell us where it is and we will say honestly how we can support you.

With a conversation, not a contract. We meet, walk your site, listen to your budget and the way you live, and then write a brief that we agree on together before any design begins.

Yes. Many families plan a home in Kerala while living overseas. We use video calls, shared drawings, and regular photo and video site updates so you always know how the project is moving.

Yes. Tell us what you have in mind and we will be frank about whether we are the right fit and what a sensible scope looks like.

There is no honest single number, because cost depends on size, site conditions, structure, finishes and fittings. What we can do is agree a realistic budget range in the brief, then give you a costed schedule at the planning stage so you can see where the money goes.

Fees depend on the scope of the project and are agreed in writing before work begins, so there are no surprises. Ask us for a fee outline when you get in touch.

Please do. Designing to a budget from day one is far better than cutting a design down later. We shape the plan, materials and finishes around the figure you are comfortable with.

Late changes, unclear specifications and unplanned site problems are the usual causes. We reduce them with detailed drawings, a costed schedule, decisions recorded in writing, and stage-by-stage checks on site.

For a new building or a major change to the structure, start with the architect, and involve the interior designer early so lighting, storage, services and furniture are planned together. For an existing space, an interior designer can lead.

It depends on the size and complexity of the project and on how quickly decisions are made. A home typically takes several weeks of concept and detailed design, and we will give you a clear timeline once we understand the brief.

Yes. Small plots in Kerala benefit from smart planning: a light-well or internal court, well-placed openings, built-in storage and a verandah or terrace that borrows space from outdoors.

Small changes are easy at the design stage and become expensive once construction has started. We take you through drawings and 3D views carefully before we build, so changes are made on paper, not in concrete.

We can respect Vastu preferences alongside climate, site and budget. Tell us at the start which principles matter to you, and we will plan around them wherever they work with the site.

Yes. We prepare and submit the drawings for local authority permissions so the paperwork stays out of your way, and we keep you informed of where each approval stands.

We check reinforcement before concrete, openings before walls close and waterproofing before finishes. We visit the site regularly, compare materials with approved samples, and send you photo updates.

Absolutely, and we encourage it. We simply ask you to tell us in advance so that we can walk you through progress and answer your questions properly.

We walk you through the finished space, give you a handover file with drawings and material details, and remain available for questions long after the keys change hands.

Yes. We design residential and commercial interiors, including living spaces, kitchens, bedrooms, shops, restaurants and offices, from the concept to the last fitting.

Modular units are quick and cost-effective for standard layouts. Custom carpentry fits awkward spaces and lets you choose exactly the timber and finish. Many of our projects use a mix of both.

Yes. We are happy to design around pieces you love, and we will tell you honestly which ones will work and which may fight the new design.

It means using the site, sun, wind and rain to make a building comfortable with less energy: shading, cross-ventilation, daylight and rainwater planning, guided by how Kerala homes have always worked.

Laterite, clay tile, well-treated timber, lime-based finishes and good waterproofing detail all perform well. We choose materials by how they behave in heat and heavy rain, not only by how they look.

Not necessarily. Good orientation, shading and ventilation cost little at design stage. Some features, such as solar panels, cost more upfront but reduce running costs over the life of the building.