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  • Neoclassical Style Architecture Showcases a Harmonious Blend of Past and Present | Nouveau Design Group

    Located in the prestigious Lutyens Bungalow Zone, this villa showcases neoclassical style architecture as a harmonious blend of timeless elegance and contemporary design sensibilities. Designed to accommodate a growing family, the project balances the grandeur of its surroundings with a restrained, minimal aesthetic. Drawing inspiration from the rich architectural legacy of the area, the villa embodies a refined take on classical design.

    Editor’s Note: “Lutyens Delhi house is a dialogue between eras of classical grandeur and modern refinement. Light reflects off antique brass fixtures and marble finishes, narrating a story of past and present. Designed with precision and artistry, this villa unfolds as a harmonic composition of space, material, and aesthetics.” ~ Anusha Sridhar

    Neoclassical Style Architecture Showcases a Harmonious Blend of Past & Present | Nouveau Design Group

    neoclassical style architecture

    Classical Elements

    The exterior of the house is adorned with quintessential classical elements. Moreover, it includes colonnades, intricate motifs, and balusters, lending it a stately presence. Inside, the Parisian classical interior features a seamless interplay of tradition as well as modernity.

    neoclassical style architecture

    Neutral paneling with decorative ceiling motifs dominates the space. Additionally, it creates a serene and elegant backdrop. In contrast, the library introduces a tactile warmth with wood grain finishes. Thus, highlighting an open-grain matte veneer texture that extends throughout the house.

    neoclassical style architecture

    neoclassical style architecture

    The formal areas are marked by antique brass-finished metal and glass doors, which enhance the classical ambiance while maintaining a sense of modern sophistication.

    neoclassical style architecture

    neoclassical style architecture

    Addition of Elements

    The furniture, carpets, and decorative lighting, curated with a distinctly modern touch, provide a striking counterpoint to the classical paneling, achieving a delicate balance between old-world charm and contemporary luxury.

    The collaboration between NDG and M&E from Melbourne brought an international perspective to the design. Additionally, it ensures that the interiors exude a global appeal while staying rooted in their classical inspiration. However, this villa is a testament to the art of juxtaposition, where classical architecture and modern sensibilities coalesce to create a timeless family home.

    Fact File

    Designed by: Nouveau Design Group

    Project Type: Residential Architecture Design

    Project Name: Lutyens Delhi House

    Location: Delhi

    Year Built: 2022

    Duration of the project: 2000 – 2022

    Project Size: 15000 Sq.ft

    Principal Architect: Ar. Manish Mehta

    Photograph Courtesy: Andre J Fanthome

    Products / Materials / Vendors: Lighting – Delta lights / Sanitaryware – fcml / Windows – garnet Furniture – b&B italia / Flooring – foglie d oro / Kitchen – hacker / Paint – oikos / Carpets – jaipur rugs HVAC – hitech / Ceilings – vadhera interiors / Surfaces – marble city / Automation – anusha techno

    Firm’s Website Link: Nouveau Design Group

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