Nestled in the picturesque Rajliya Village, this neoclassical house design in Rajasthan epitomises opulence and functionality. It is located away from the busy city and in the scenic embrace of the beautiful Aravalis and Khejri trees. Additionally, the panoramic sunset from the large open terraces imbues the area with a serene vibe.
Editor’s Note: “Inspired by the opulent neoclassical design style, this residence in Rajasthan embraces luxury and functionality. Adorned with meticulous stone carvings, majestic pillars, and captivating screens, it is a testament to elegance and dramatic flair. The lush green landscape with manicured grass and vibrant flower beds adds to the allure of this residence.” ~Simran Khare
This Neoclassical House Design in Rajasthan Epitomises Opulence | Sthapatya Architects
The client’s vision centered around creating a user-oriented yet lavish abode. This resulted in a neo-classical exterior bungalow adorned with intricate stone carvings and screens, enveloped by lush green landscapes. A grand driveway, flanked by exquisite landscaping and a tranquil waterbody, creates a Zen atmosphere leading to the main entrance. It sets the tone for the grandeur within.
Every aspect of the exterior design reflects meticulous attention to detail, with elaborate architectural features like columns, arches, and balconies exuding sophistication. The manicured lawns, vibrant flower beds, and strategically placed trees further elevate the mansion’s aesthetic appeal.
Upon entering, the foyer, with its vaulted ceiling and large mirror adorning the wall, creates a dramatic first impression. Further inviting guests into the luxurious haven beyond. The interiors greet residents with an abundance of natural light streaming through expansive windows, forging a seamless connection with the surrounding landscape as a result of it.
The design also seamlessly integrates mirrors, metal accents, stone patterns, and captivating artwork, enhancing the visual allure of each space.
The focal point of the residence is however, the intricate detail in the wood of the railing staircase, clad in stone with carved accents, seamlessly blending classical elegance with modern design elements.
The double-height living area is a masterpiece of design, boasting captivating floor patterns and blush opulence. Furthermore, the accent lighting bathes the space in a warm glow.
Bathrooms showcase personalized stonework, from intricate carvings to subtle inlays, enhancing luxury and mood while connecting to the surroundings, and enriching the overall design of the residence.
In summary, moving through the residence reveals a harmonious colour palette of warm beige, and golden yellow, with hints of colour in specific areas, adding depth and character to each space. Further, throughout the mansion, every detail, from the intricate stone carvings to the transitional design elements, reflects the client’s commitment to creating a residence that seamlessly combines functionality with timeless elegance. Therefore, offering a sanctuary of luxury in the heart of Rajasthan’s enchanting landscape.
One difficulty encountered during the construction was that the house was built using cement blocks instead of bricks. However, as this was a newer technology for rural construction, the local masons had to be taught and trained to work with this material.
Fact File
Designed by: Sthapatya Architects
Project Type: Residential Architecture & Interior Design
Project Name: Rajliya Residence
Location: Rajliya, Nawa, Rajasthan
Year Built: 2024
Duration of the Project: June 2022 -February 2024
Project Size: 9500 Sq.ft
Project Architect: Ar. Sandeep Khandelwal
Team Design Credits: Ar. Neeti Vishnoi & Ar. Esha Jain
Photography Courtesy: space yellow
Firm’s Website Link: Sthapatya Architects
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