Project 01 / Material Study
Vennala Residence
A meditation on limestone, lime-wash, and woven grass. A private home on Altamount Road for a family of three.
The quiet geometry of light and shadow.
We do not decorate rooms; we curate silences. Our practice explores the tension between ancient Indian craftsmanship and contemporary monasticism — from Bandra West homes to boutique commercial spaces across Mumbai.
Architecture
Spatial Flow
Structural interventions that prioritize ventilation, natural light, and the intuitive movement of the body through space.
Curation
Tactile Objects
Sourcing artisanal pieces from across Maharashtra — hand-loom textiles, reclaimed wood, weathered brass.
Residential
Private Homes
Full-scope turnkey interiors for villas, penthouses and apartments. From the first sketch to the final cushion.
Commercial
Boutique Spaces
Hospitality, retail and workspace interiors that carry the same hush as our residential work.
ÉLAN — pronounced ay-lahn — is the quality of effortless style. It is the stride of a room that knows itself; a wall that catches the morning light with intention; the calm confidence behind a closed door.
01
Listen
We begin with long conversations about how you live — not what you want to buy.
02
Compose
Each space is drawn in section, light is studied, materials are sampled in hand.
03
Craft
Our atelier of artisans builds slowly. We deliver finished, not merely furnished.
Selected Works / 2022 — 202403 Projects
Project 02 / Social Architecture
The Pavilion
Open-air living designed to endure the coastal humidity through thermal mass and cross-breezes.
Project 03 / Private Quarters
The Serenity Suite
A primary bedroom of lime-wash and kota stone — sized for one arched window and the afternoon it carries.
"ÉLAN didn't just design our house; they captured the feeling of a rainy afternoon by the sea. It is a refuge from the chaos of the city."
"Every detail was considered, every craftsman was the right one. They are the rare studio that finishes what they start, exactly when they said they would."