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Purru By Kushagraa Wellness led Residential Design studio creating calm, lived-in homes.

We design terraces, balconies, and indoor-outdoor spaces that slow life down through nature, light, and thoughtful detailing.

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07/10/2026

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When we designed a terrace for 3 cats, 2 humans, and a lot of everyday living.When we first saw this 160 sq ft L-shaped ...
05/10/2026

When we designed a terrace for 3 cats, 2 humans, and a lot of everyday living.

When we first saw this 160 sq ft L-shaped terrace, the idea wasn’t to simply add a few plants and pieces of furniture. We wanted to turn it into a space the family would genuinely want to spend time in. An outdoor living space where everyone can reconnect with nature.

But there was one important part of the brief: the cats were going to use this terrace more than anyone else.

So we started by thinking about the space from their perspective. Pet-friendly plants, practical fabrics, comfortable furniture and materials that could actually handle everyday life became just as important as how the terrace looked.

The client wanted something organic, but with colour. That became our starting point.

We introduced colour through the terracotta-toned tiles, then slowly layered in warm wood, cane, soft textiles, plants and little pops of colour through the cushions and decor.

The result is a terrace that feels warm, relaxed and lived-in, without feeling over-designed.

A small urban terrace that now feels like a natural extension of the home, for both its humans and its cats.

160 sq ft | Terrace Design | Pet-Friendly Home | Residential Design | Pune

Designed by Kushagra Tyagi



Before we turned this once gloomy terrace into one magical outdoor living space

Tiles, Furniture, Fabric, Decor Along with lush plants truly lift up the mood of this space which was once missing.

Added an extra touch of aesthetics through our outdoor living floor lanterns, some outdoor terracotta sculptures and some hanging elements

A small urban terrace that now feels like a natural extension of the home, for both its humans and its cats.

The result is a terrace that feels warm, relaxed and lived-in, without feeling over-designed.

We introduced colour through the terracotta-toned tiles, then slowly layered in warm wood, cane, soft textiles, plants and little pops of colour through the cushions and decor.

The client wanted something organic, but with colour. That became our starting point.

Lush plants, cosy reading nook, co

Terrace That Slows You DownIn a city that never pauses, perhaps the greatest luxury is a place that encourages you to.Th...
07/09/2026

Terrace That Slows You Down

In a city that never pauses, perhaps the greatest luxury is a place that encourages you to.

This terrace was imagined as a sanctuary where landscape takes precedence over decoration. Earthy lime-washed textured wall, handcrafted teak and cane furniture, lush tropical planting and vibrant textiles come together to create a setting that feels warm, familiar and quietly nostalgic. Inspired by Indian sensibilities with subtle Moroccan influences, the design celebrates colour, craftsmanship and the timeless joy of living outdoors.

More than a beautifully designed balcony, it is an invitation to reconnect with nature through everyday rituals, whether it’s watching the first light of the morning, sharing a meal with loved ones, or simply sitting in silence after a long day.

Because the best landscapes aren’t the ones we admire for a moment. They’re the ones we return to every single day.

A landscape is never just about plants. It is about the life that unfolds around them.

150sqft of space where functionality, utility and design come together

For us, designing an outdoor space begins with understanding how people wish to feel rather than how they wish it to look. This 150 sq. ft. balcony became an opportunity to create a sensory retreat within the city, where handcrafted details, layered planting, natural textures and soft earthy tones blur the boundaries between architecture and landscape.

Every corner was designed to encourage slower mornings, longer conversations and a stronger connection with nature. The result is a space that feels intimate yet open, vibrant yet calming, proving that even the smallest urban balcony can become the emotional heart of a home.

Thoughtfully designed landscapes don’t simply enhance a residence; they redefine the way we experience everyday living.

Luxury Balcony Design | Landscape Designer India | Terrace Garden Design | Outdoor Living Spaces | Biophilic Interiors | Residential Landscape Design | Pune Designer | Indian Homes | Luxury Home Design | Purru

At just 150 sq ft, this balcony is conceived as far more than an ancillary utility space: it is a compact retreat where ...
31/08/2026

At just 150 sq ft, this balcony is conceived as far more than an ancillary utility space: it is a compact retreat where functionality, visual richness, and personal memory are distilled into an intimate design experience. Responding to the client’s desire for a fresh, multiutility space, the design reworks an existing cabinet while introducing a new storage element, creating a carefully calibrated environment that accommodates everyday utility without compromising aesthetics. The result is a space that feels layered, expressive, and unexpectedly expansive.

The design draws loosely from Spanish and Moroccan influences, translated through colour, pattern, texture and artisanal detailing rather than through a literal thematic treatment. The balcony’s east-facing orientation presented a particular challenge, as the space remains relatively gloomy for much of the day. The colour palette was therefore considered carefully, with a fresh green emerging as a defining visual note, lending vibrancy and depth to the otherwise subdued natural light.

At the heart of the scheme is a distinctive patterned tile selected for its dual resonance. Its visual language evokes the project’s Moroccan influence while simultaneously reminding the client of her childhood home in Lucknow, bringing an intimate layer of nostalgia into the contemporary setting. Green embossed marble is cut into the white tile composition, creating a tactile, graphic surface that becomes one of the balcony’s strongest visual signatures. This language is carried through to the cabinetry, where the laminate was carefully matched to the tile pattern, allowing the built-in elements to read as part of a cohesive composition rather than as purely utilitarian insertions.

The principal wall introduces another layer of materiality. An artist was commissioned to create a lime-wash texture, giving the surface a softly weathered, handcrafted quality that complements the Mediterranean character of the space. Against this textured backdrop, the patterned surfaces and green accents gain greater definition, while the restrained material palette prevents the compact setting from becoming visually overwhelming.

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