Aangan, a 4BHK residence in Whitefield, Bangalore, beautifully balances cultural design with modern sensibilities, creating meaningful spaces for every generation.
Rooted in the spirit of the wada, the design reinterprets traditional elements like intricate woodwork, earthy textures and regionally inspired art in a fresh, contemporary language.
The Cultural Design Of This Bangalore Home Balances Culture And Modernity | Studio3Dplus1
The living and dining area draws directly from the essence of the traditional wada courtyard the heart of community gatherings. Here, the dining zone is designed as the central anchor, marked by four stately pillars.
Above, a stained-glass skylight detail pays homage to courtyard openings, while brackets and traditional baithak-style seating add layers of authenticity.
The kitchen continues this traditional narrative with patterned carpet tiles framed by wooden border tiles, bringing warmth and charm. Ivory cabinetry maintains a modern balance, while a copper-tiled arched niche becomes a striking focal point to showcase cherished heirlooms and artifacts.
The master bedroom is envisioned as a serene retreat. A traditionally framed window becomes the highlight, symbolically connecting the space to the living area while offering a glimpse into heritage. With its calm palette and restrained details, the room embodies understated elegance rooted in Maharashtrian tradition.
In contrast, the children’s bedrooms bring a contemporary twist. The son’s room takes on an industrial-inspired theme blending raw textures, sleek lines, and smart storage for a stylish yet practical space that adapts to different stages of life.
The daughter’s room softens the narrative with a chic white-and dusty pink palette and pastel rose gold accents.
Together, Aangan celebrates a cultural design philosophy that honors culture while embracing modern aspirations creating a home that feels timeless, grounded, and deeply personal.
Fact File
Designed by: Studio3Dplus1
Project Type: Residential Interior Design
Project Name: Aangan
Location: Whitefield, Bangalore
Year Built: June 2025
Duration of the project: 4 Months
Project Size: 2500 Sq.ft
Project Cost: Above 40 lakhs
Principal Architect: Ar. Shivani Naseri
Design Credits: Ar. Jasminder Hanspal
Photograph Courtesy: Nayan Soni
Interior Styling: Navneet Roopra
Products / Materials / Vendors: Finishes – Splash Textures / Lighting – Whispering homes, orangetreehomes / Furniture – aykaindia, lap n dado / Kitchen – Hettich / Paint – Royal paints / Wallpaper – Life n Colors , my space of joy / Hardware – spruce n pop, indian shelf
Firm’s Website Link: Studio3Dplus1
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