NADOO, GK
This space reads less like a conventional restaurant and more like a deeply personal memory translated into architecture. The design language is immersive, almost womb-like, where every surface, texture, and light source contributes to a nostalgic, sensory narrative rooted in South Indian identity. At its core, the interior is defined by a sculpted, monolithic envelope. The rammed earth walls and ceilings appear carved rather than constructed. Soft, rounded edges replace sharp junctions, evoking the tactility of mud homes, temple corridors, and ancestral courtyards. This fluidity creates an enveloping warmth, making the space feel intimate and grounded, as if it has been shaped over time rather than designed in a moment.
NADOO, GK
This space reads less like a conventional restaurant and more like a deeply personal memory translated into architecture. The design language is immersive, almost womb-like, where every surface, texture, and light source contributes to a nostalgic, sensory narrative rooted in South Indian identity. At its core, the interior is defined by a sculpted, monolithic envelope. The rammed earth walls and ceilings appear carved rather than constructed. Soft, rounded edges replace sharp junctions, evoking the tactility of mud homes, temple corridors, and ancestral courtyards. This fluidity creates an enveloping warmth, making the space feel intimate and grounded, as if it has been shaped over time rather than designed in a moment.
NADOO, GK
This space reads less like a conventional restaurant and more like a deeply personal memory translated into architecture. The design language is immersive, almost womb-like, where every surface, texture, and light source contributes to a nostalgic, sensory narrative rooted in South Indian identity. At its core, the interior is defined by a sculpted, monolithic envelope. The rammed earth walls and ceilings appear carved rather than constructed. Soft, rounded edges replace sharp junctions, evoking the tactility of mud homes, temple corridors, and ancestral courtyards. This fluidity creates an enveloping warmth, making the space feel intimate and grounded, as if it has been shaped over time rather than designed in a moment.
NADOO, GK
This space reads less like a conventional restaurant and more like a deeply personal memory translated into architecture. The design language is immersive, almost womb-like, where every surface, texture, and light source contributes to a nostalgic, sensory narrative rooted in South Indian identity. At its core, the interior is defined by a sculpted, monolithic envelope. The rammed earth walls and ceilings appear carved rather than constructed. Soft, rounded edges replace sharp junctions, evoking the tactility of mud homes, temple corridors, and ancestral courtyards. This fluidity creates an enveloping warmth, making the space feel intimate and grounded, as if it has been shaped over time rather than designed in a moment.
Top Banana
Top Banana is a contemporary cocktail bar and listening lounge that masterfully subverts the expectations of a typical night out. Moving far away from the predictable kitsch its name might suggest, the interior design concept embraces a moody, sophisticated architectural envelope, using it as a canvas for unexpected graphic humor, rich mid-century textures, and high-fidelity sound. The result is a space that feels like a subterranean secret, exclusive yet entirely unpretentious.
NADOO, GURUGRAM
Nadoo redefines the spatial narrative of regional Indian dining, eschewing literal clichés in favor of a sophisticated, highcontrast dialogue between South Indian architectural heritage and contemporary minimalism. The interior concept, termed “The Layered Vernacular” evokes the atmospheric weight of a traditional ancestral home and reinterprets it through a moody, subterranean luxury. It is a space where the raw, tactile memories of the past are framed by the clean, fluid lines of modern design
Latango
Latango brings a distinctive blend of earthy materiality and organic opulence to the heart of Nehru Place. The interior unfolds through exposed textured concrete walls, Corten steel ceilings, and charcoal-toned floors that ground the space in a raw, sculptural language. A cascading green glass bar becomes the visual centrepiece, glowing with ambient light that mimics molten gemstone. Indoor trees and lush planters soften the brutalist canvas, while the curvilinear mezzanine and fluid staircase enhance spatial dynamism. Upholstered furniture