Set within a lush acre of land in Yelahanka, this villa designed for the Navrathan Jewellers family is envisioned as a pause from the bustle of city life — a second home that celebrates hospitality, heritage, and the art of slow living.

The architectural language draws inspiration from southern courtyard homes while borrowing ornamental gestures from Rajasthan  terracotta-tiled sloping roofs, carved jaalis, patterned stone floors, and shaded verandahs that dissolve into the landscape. The home unfolds around an open courtyard, where filtered light and greenery bring a sense of calm continuity through the interiors.

Inside, the spaces are layered with antiques, vintage furniture, and handpicked art pieces that reflect the family’s love for craftsmanship and storytelling. Each zone , from the courtyard lounge to the entertainment terrace and front lawns balances nostalgia with comfort, tradition with timeless luxury.

This is not just a weekend home, but an invitation to gather, entertain, and linger — an architectural ode to the idea of celebrated living.