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Lighting plays a major role in changing how this restaurant is experienced through the day.Instead of using one uniform ...
25/09/2026

Lighting plays a major role in changing how this restaurant is experienced through the day.

Instead of using one uniform layer of light, the space is built through suspended fixtures, concealed lighting and softer pools of illumination around the dining areas.

The statement lights help bring the scale closer to the tables, while warmer light draws attention to the textures, artwork, timber and architectural details around them.

As evening sets in, the deeper tones of the interiors and the red ceiling become more pronounced, making the restaurant feel warmer and more enclosed.

The lighting was designed not simply to illuminate the restaurant, but to shape its mood and give every dining pocket its own atmosphere.

Lamps: TLS
Tiles : Elite Marbles
Furnishing : Daffodils - The Furnishing Gallery
Styling: House Of Flair
Photography: Prashant Bhat

[ restaurant lighting, lighting design, hospitality interiors, ambient lighting, statement lighting, dining interiors, commercial interiors, luxury restaurant, warm lighting, restaurant atmosphere, interior lighting design, Nashik interiors,PKD Studio]

The strength of the bar lies just as much in its detailing as it does in its overall form.Veined stone wraps the curved ...
20/09/2026

The strength of the bar lies just as much in its detailing as it does in its overall form.

Veined stone wraps the curved counter, bringing movement into the surface, while vertical detailing and warm metal accents introduce another layer of texture.

Behind the bar, illuminated shelving, darker framing and carefully composed display areas create depth without competing with the stone in front.

The red ceiling above becomes an extension of the composition, giving the bar greater scale and making it feel like one complete architectural element rather than a collection of separate finishes.

Every junction, surface and material was considered to make the bar feel bold, crafted and fully integrated into the restaurant.

Lamps: TLS
Tiles: Elite Marbles
Furnishing: Daffodils - The Furnishing Gallery
Styling : House Of Flair
Photography: Prashant Bhat

[ bar detailing, stone interiors, restaurant bar design, material palette, custom bar, hospitality materials, luxury interiors, commercial design, interior craftsmanship, stone detailing, contemporary restaurant, Nashik interiors, PKD Studio ]

14/09/2026

The bar was designed to be the visual anchor of the restaurant.

Rather than treating it as a functional counter placed within the dining area, we approached it almost like a sculptural installation that could hold its own within the larger volume.

The curved stone counter gives the bar a strong presence, while illuminated detailing, layered shelving and darker finishes create depth behind it.

Above, the dramatic red ceiling pulls the composition together, visually lowering the scale and creating a stronger sense of intimacy around the bar.

It becomes a point that naturally draws the eye from different parts of the restaurant and gives the space one of its most recognisable architectural moments.

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Styling - .co
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[ bar design, restaurant bar, sculptural bar, stone bar, hospitality interiors, luxury restaurant, commercial interiors, red ceiling, restaurant architecture, material detailing, contemporary bar design, Nashik interiors, PKD Studio]

The planning of the restaurant was about creating definition without making the space feel divided.Arches, open shelving...
11/09/2026

The planning of the restaurant was about creating definition without making the space feel divided.
Arches, open shelving, planting, patterned flooring and subtle shifts in material are used to separate different dining zones while keeping views open across the restaurant.

These architectural elements allow the space to feel layered as you move through it, with each area gradually revealing the next instead of being enclosed by solid partitions.

Even the flooring plays a role in guiding movement, while framed openings and shelving bring structure and rhythm into the larger plan.

It creates a restaurant that feels open and connected, but never like one continuous room.

Lamps - Thakur Lampshade
Tiles - Elite Marbles
Furnishing - Daffodils - The Furnishing Gallery
Styling - House Of Flair
Photography - Prashant Bhat

[ restaurant planning, spatial design, hospitality interiors, restaurant architecture, arches in interiors, zoning design, commercial interiors, open plan restaurant, restaurant layout, interior detailing, hospitality design, Nashik interiors, PKD Studio ]

The dining spaces were designed to feel intimate even within the larger scale of the restaurant.Banquette seating, warm ...
08/09/2026

The dining spaces were designed to feel intimate even within the larger scale of the restaurant.

Banquette seating, warm timber, patterned surfaces, artwork and softer lighting create smaller pockets where conversations can feel more personal and unhurried.

Rather than arranging the restaurant as one large dining hall, the seating is broken into different experiences, allowing each table to have its own sense of place while remaining visually connected to the larger interior.

The mix of textures and materials adds richness without overwhelming the space, while the familiar proportions and softer detailing bring in an almost residential quality.
The result is a dining environment that feels layered, comfortable and easy to settle into.

Lamps : Thakur Lampshade
Tiles : Elite Marbles
Furnishing : Daffodils - The Furnishing Gallery
Styling : House Of Flair
Photography: Prashant Bhat

[ restaurant design, hospitality design, Nashik restaurant, restaurant interiors, luxury hospitality, material driven interiors, bar design, red ceiling, restaurant lighting, commercial interiors, dining experience, contemporary restaurant, hospitality interiors, PKD Studio]

The dining spaces were designed to feel intimate even within the larger scale of the restaurant.Banquette seating, warm ...
08/09/2026

The dining spaces were designed to feel intimate even within the larger scale of the restaurant.

Banquette seating, warm timber, patterned surfaces, artwork and softer lighting create smaller pockets where conversations can feel more personal and unhurried.

Rather than arranging the restaurant as one large dining hall, the seating is broken into different experiences, allowing each table to have its own sense of place while remaining visually connected to the larger interior.

The mix of textures and materials adds richness without overwhelming the space, while the familiar proportions and softer detailing bring in an almost residential quality.
The result is a dining environment that feels layered, comfortable and easy to settle into.

Lamps - Thakur Lampshade
Tiles - Elite Marbles
Furnishing - Daffodils - The Furnishing Gallery
Styling - House Of Flair
Photography - Prashant Bhat

[ restaurant design, hospitality design, Nashik restaurant, restaurant interiors, luxury hospitality, material driven interiors, bar design, red ceiling, restaurant lighting, commercial interiors, dining experience, contemporary restaurant, hospitality interiors, PKD Studio]

The arrival experience was designed to introduce the mood of the restaurant before guests even reach their table.A botan...
05/09/2026

The arrival experience was designed to introduce the mood of the restaurant before guests even reach their table.

A botanical backdrop, patterned flooring, deep green seating and suspended lights come together to make the entrance feel layered and welcoming rather than transitional.

The waiting area becomes an extension of the restaurant itself, giving guests a place to pause while still feeling connected to the atmosphere beyond.

Greenery brings in freshness, while warmer finishes and softer lighting create the sense of familiarity we wanted throughout the project.

It sets the tone for what follows, expressive in detail, comfortable in experience and designed to draw you further into the space.

Lamps - Thakur Lampshade
Tiles - Elite Marbles
Furnishing -
Styling - House Of Flair
Videography - Social Edge

[ restaurant design, hospitality design, Nashik restaurant, restaurant interiors, luxury hospitality, material driven interiors, bar design, red ceiling, restaurant lighting, commercial interiors, dining experience, contemporary restaurant, hospitality interiors, PKD Studio]

A bedroom designed around quiet luxury, where richness comes from the balance of materials, textures and light rather th...
25/08/2026

A bedroom designed around quiet luxury, where richness comes from the balance of materials, textures and light rather than excess.

The palette stays soft and warm with ivory, champagne, taupe and earthy brown tones coming together to create a calm, cocooning feel.

Natural stone, fluted details and brushed finishes add depth without making the space feel heavy.

Soft curves flow through the bed, lounge seating and accessories, creating a sense of continuity.

Warm concealed lighting, statement pieces and organic elements bring in character while keeping the overall space calm.

Designed as a private retreat for a high-end villa, every detail comes together to make the bedroom feel luxurious, timeless and deeply inviting.

[Luxury bedroom, villa interiors, quiet luxury, warm neutral interiors, ivory interiors, champagne tones, taupe interiors, natural stone, fluted detailing, sculptural furniture, curved furniture, luxury interior design, bedroom styling, high end interiors, timeless interiors]

21/08/2026

A little bit of gym, a lot of site visits, shoots in between, and somehow trying to find that work-life balance.

Just another day in the life of an interior designer.

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