A residence in Mumbai designed for Rupen Jhaveri, Group President at Piramal Finance Limited, and Binaisha Zaveri, Director at Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri. The 2,500 sq ft apartment balances the demands of a working couple's life with quiet moments of domesticity.
Considered material choices, controlled light, and spaces that shift in character through the day. The interior language is warm but precise — nothing is incidental.
Nothing in the apartment looks dated. That wasn't inevitable; it means the choices were made for the right reasons. Two demanding careers, one home to come back to. Five years in, it's still doing what it was asked to do.
A 2,500 sq ft Mumbai residence for two professionally active clients — designed to balance the energy of working life with spaces of genuine domestic calm.
Considered material choices, controlled light, and spaces that shift in character through the day. Nothing is incidental.
The apartment is a small piece of work that has settled in well. The marble dining room, the sunburst foyer door, the secondary sitting room with its leather sofa and wooden blinds — none of it competes for attention. The detailing rewards the second look without insisting on the first.
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