Commissioned by a discerning couple, this four-bedroom home in Bangalore seamlessly integrates with its natural surroundings, offering privacy, tranquility, and captivating views of the forested lands beyond. Their desire was for a single-level home that seamlessly connected with nature.
Editor’s Note: “A sleek and minimal abode designed by Tall Storeys Collaborative has the perfect fusion of indoor and outdoor spaces. With a thoughtfully curated palette of natural stone and wood, the residence is cloaked in a timeless aura. Softly blurring the boundaries between interior and exterior, this dwelling dances in harmony with the surrounding nature.” ~Simran Khare
This Four-Bedroom Home in Bangalore Integrates Nature | Tall Storeys Collaborative
“Nisarg” is a contemporary home nestled in the outskirts of Bangalore. The client’s desire was to live in a home where nature felt intimately intertwined with their daily lives. In response, we crafted a home with a seamless integration of indoor and outdoor spaces. Even when sitting indoors, nature makes its presence felt. The home feels private, yet open and filled with daylight and ventilated by natural breeze.
Integration with Nature: Each room effortlessly extends into its own private garden, blurring the boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces.
At the heart of the residence lies the Great Room, a versatile space that invites the landscape inside, creating a seamless transition between interior and exterior. It is a space designed for quiet reflection and human connection. It’s where friends gather and cherished memories are nurtured. The 13-foot high sliding doors,
when unfurled, pose a poignant question: where does the interior end, and where does the exterior begin? The landscape melds effortlessly with the interior, evoking a profound sense of unity with the natural surroundings.
Nisarg’s sleek design and minimal aesthetics give the home a timeless quality, harmonizing with the natural environment to provide a tranquil retreat.
“Nisarg” embodies a design ethos that celebrates the surrounding environment, ensuring that every corner of the residence reflects a harmonious relationship with nature.
The design facilitates a fluid transition between indoor and outdoor spaces, allowing inhabitants to immerse themselves in the beauty of the natural landscape from the comfort of their home.
Private Yet Open: While “Nisarg” offers seclusion and privacy, it also exudes an openness that invites the outdoors in, creating a welcoming atmosphere filled with natural light and fresh air.
Architecture : The aim was to define luxury and comfort using natural stone highlights of granite and tandur.
Interiors : The clients’ requirement was to have an easy-to-maintain home that is also accommodative of their antique wooden furniture. This justifies the use of laminates that are easy-to-clean and veneers that establish a connection with the existing wooden furniture.
Fact FileDesigned by: Tall Storeys Collaborative
Project Type: Residential Architecture & Interior Design
Project Name: “Nisarg” – A Fusion of Architecture and Nature
Location: Cloverfields, Near Sarjapura, Tamil Nadu
Year Built: 2023
Built-up Area: 6000 Sq.ft
Principal Architects: Ar. Kiran Nayak & Apoorva Nayak
Photograph Courtesy: PHX India
Products / Materials / Vendors: Painting – Asian Paints / Carpets – Carpet Kingdom / Lighting – Luker, Havells & Glowing Lights / Windows – P3 Enterprises, Beautex / False ceiling – Pare Innovations / Flooring – Nexion, PC Mallappa & Co / Selected furniture items – East Lifestyle / Sanitary ware – Hindware / Hardware – Hittech / Glass – Saint Gobain
Firm’s Website Link: Tall Storeys Collaborative
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