27/09/2026
One home. Six floors. Four generations living under one roof.
When a single residence spans across six levels to accommodate four generations, it presents a unique spatial challenge: how to give each floor its own clear identity tailored to its occupants, while maintaining a cohesive architectural flow throughout the home.
For Part 1 of this series, we are looking at the core living and kitchen zone of one floor. We anchored the design in a restrained, minimal colour palette, focusing heavily on clean forms, precise proportions, and an effortless flow between the living area and the kitchen.
To bring a quiet energy into the space, we integrated a subtle red accent line directly into the gypsum false ceiling—a deliberate detail that adds a crisp pop of colour without disrupting the room's serene character.
Swipe through to see how the initial floor plan transitions into 3D visualisations, translating structural spatial planning into a refined atmosphere.
Project Details:
Project: Rathi Family’s Residence
Typology: Private Residence
Carpet Area: 8,400 sq. ft.
Scope: Architecture & Interior Design
Floors: 6
Follow along as we reveal Part 2 and explore how the remaining levels take on an entirely new aesthetic.
[private residence interior design, residential interiors, living room design, kitchen interiors, gypsum false ceiling detail, 3D interior visualisation, multi floor residence, multi generational home]
