Maurpankhi is a gurugrum home focused on nature

Tight behind the old wood in the heart of the gurugram, India, Mauranekhi The residence is a seamless interplay of architecture and nature. Designed by House and onwho led an architect Arora PushpenderThe bungalow 3230 square feet is the place for the family to unwind, think and reconnect. An imaginary as a family refuge immersed in the intensity of corporate life, Maurpankhi is designed from the beginning as an emotional refuge. Instead of relying on decorating details or pointing luxury, the Chamber finds its essence in openness, heat and quiet dialogue with outside.

From the moment a step inside, it is evident that the natural elements are leading forces. The tree tremmer signifies input – not simply preserved, but celebrated, embraced the curved zinc wall, which protects and protects it and protects it. This link metal facade will lower over time, developing a patina that reflects and always developing a story about home and family there. “We chose zinc for your robust nature, a timeless aesthetic and unique weatherproof process – a nice, like a memory that will maintain” “Arora Arora.

The design of weaves in the yards in the total layout, allowing daylight and larger to fill interiors. These open air pockets bring greenery indoors and become an active part of family life, to gain in quiet and offering views that change with seasons.

The domestic level of the base level offers organic flow between social and private spaces. The absence of solid walls between life, dining room and kitchen areas encourages connectivity without sacrificing function. Strategically set furniture shapes spatial experience, enabling sightseeing to remain uninterrupted and energy energy to feel cohesive, and again differ. Fully sitting space with U-axis sofa offers a major location in the main living space to connect with family and visitors while enjoying the view ahead.

Lowering in the basement reveals one of the most durable elements of the house – space without a column filled with natural light from the sinking yard. This level is a vivid salon, bar and play zone, moving the conventional term on what the basement can be.

The upper rooms at the level are designed for each inhabitants. The primary apartment is serene Hydeavai; The daughter’s room expresses soft curves and pastel shades; While Sonny Universe combines the function and solitude with a study that opens onto the terrace. “Here the family finds their quietest, the most personal moments,” Sarora says. “Every space is a true reflection of who they are.” The meditating room offers a quiet breaking, while the terrace becomes a gathering point under the open sky – a reflective platform and a common moment.

What distinguishes Maurpankhi to further his curricula. The walls ended with Limewasha expressing soft, tactile beauty, while the total color scheme relied in neutral, earthen tones that calm senses. The use of natural and weather materials is intentional, strengthened the idea that the house is not static – transformed with people from within.

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Photography Takein Studios.

Caroline Williamson is the editor-in-chief of design milk. It has BFA in a photo with SCAD and can usually be found searching vintage trenches, working in the transverse words of the New York Times in the pen or processing playlists on Spotify.