Mumbai · Interior Architecture & Design

Homesthat lookafter you

Interiors shaped around how a day actually runs: the morning light, the warmth of a material, the hour when the lamps go on.

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The living and dining pavilion of the house in Alibaug: linen seating, a solid-log coffee table, a lotus painting on the far wall and a crystal chandelier overhead.

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Homes That Restore

Beautiful homes are easy. A home that changes how you feel every day is the real luxury.

Material is the means, not the story. Stone, teak and plaster earn their place here because of what they do to a room at seven in the morning and again at nine at night, not because of what they cost.

“Focus on passion-driven spaces is probably the single biggest change in the industry today.”

Azmin Kaka, to Business Standard

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The Feeling Comes First
How the morning light lands. The warmth of a material under your hand. The glow of a lamp late in the evening. How a room should feel is settled long before what it is made of.
The Confidence to Stop
Nothing forced, nothing over-designed. A room can hold a great deal of personality without asking to be noticed for it. Knowing where to stop is most of the work.
The Details You Never Notice
The colour temperature of a light. The height of a mirror. Which way a room faces, and whether a surface will still look right in ten years. You will not see these decisions. You will feel every one of them.

A bedroom at the house in Alibaug at sunrise, the low sun coming through sheer curtains drawn around a timber four-poster bed. — First light · Private Villa in Alibaug

Selected Work

Houses and apartments across Mumbai and the coast.

The house at dusk, seen across the lawn: low connected volumes with their windows lit warm against a violet sky, mature trees to either side.

Private Villa in Alibaug

The living room of a sea-facing Bandra apartment: curved cream seating, a fluted blush wall, a burgundy lacquered console and full-height glazing onto the water.

Sea-facing home in Bandra

The dining room: a wall papered in sage and blush stripes above a floral border, a marble table laid for eight with cane-backed chairs on block-printed seats, a linear brass and crystal chandelier above, and the original patterned tile floor below.

Residence in Colaba

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About Azmin

Designing for howa home makesyou feel.

An architecture and interior design studio based in Mumbai, working across residential and commercial projects.

To me good design is far more than only aesthetics. The homes we live in influence how we feel, how we connect with others, and how we experience everyday life. My goal is to create spaces that not only look beautiful, but support and enrich the lives of the people who live in them.

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