PROJECT CODE

HOG-R-10 (Residential Interior Architecture)

The name articulates the project's defining dialogue between heavy, veined stone cladding and delicate, vertical lattice elements like the rose-gold screen and fluted panelling.

The Stone Lattice Residence is a study in geometric precision and material contrast, orchestrated to create a modern duplex of refined elegance. The design language is anchored by the extensive use of white Statuario marble flooring, which provides a luminous canvas for bolder architectural interventions. Verticality is a recurring theme, expressed through floor-to-ceiling stone cladding with dark groove detailing in the living areas and fluted joinery in the private zones.

A focal point of the spatial organization is the rose-gold stainless steel partition, which delicately screens the kitchen from the dining area while maintaining visual permeability. This metallic warmth is echoed in the bespoke door hardware and light fixtures, softening the cool tones of the grey upholstery and stone surfaces. The kitchen is treated as a high-functioning aesthetic volume, featuring high-gloss cabinetry and integrated appliances that blend seamlessly with the architectural shell. Throughout the residence, lighting is employed architecturally—using linear profiles and backlit coves—to accentuate the geometry of the built forms.

BUILDING CONFIGURATION

• Building Type: Duplex Apartment / Villa (Internal Staircase Present)
• Storey Count: G+1 (Duplex Layout)

FLOOR BREAKDOWN

• Lower Level: Public domains including formal living, dining, open kitchen, and guest circulation.
• Upper Level: Private quarters including master suite and family bedrooms (inferred from staircase circulation).

SPACE BREAKDOWN (Typical Floor)

• Formal Living Area: Featuring marble cladding and integrated lighting profiles.
• Dining Zone: Defined by a marble table and under-stair positioning.
• Open Kitchen: U-shaped layout with dual-tone joinery and integrated appliances.
• Puja Niche: Circular backlit feature integrated into the living wall joinery.
• Master Bedroom: Distinguished by geometric wall panelling and a four-poster bed frame.
• Guest Bedroom: Features vertical dark wood panelling and diagonal metallic inlays.
• Family / Kids Bedroom: characterized by sliding colour-blocked wardrobes and circular mirror features.
• Study Nook: Floating console with glass writing surfaces.