Combining original Fauvist compositions with soft Indian interiors, this fabulous home design is a dramatic fusion of modern architectural principles and traditional Indian genres. This unique house is designed for a small entrepreneurial family with creative thinking. In addition to running a thriving business, the client is also a poet, while his son is an avid wildlife photographer. Minimalist material palettes of concrete, natural stone and teak provide a modest interior base for gorgeous Indian elements and art.
Modern Indian Fauvist house with artistic touch
As the plot faces southwest, the exterior of the savage style house had to be shaped to protect its interior from the scorching sun and heat.
Modern Indian Fauvist house with artistic touch
A bold red sculpture pulls the focal point near the back door of the home, contrasting with the green landscape. To prevent the building envelope from appearing too large and disproportionate to the main volume of the dwelling, the protruding shells were cut and staggered.
Modern Indian Fauvist house with artistic touch
The sloping silhouette of the canopy gives the structure a visually light effect while achieving deep shadows on the windows.
Modern Indian Fauvist house with artistic touch
Terraces of various sizes are located under the canopy to benefit from blissful shade, most of which are characterized by lush greenery and flowers. The simple entrance is located under a concrete canopy. It has a three-meter-high door that pulls outward and is embedded in the stone. The entrance door welcomes guests into an impressive long aisle with living space on the left and a waiting foyer on the right.
Modern Indian Fauvist house with artistic touch
The deep overhang not only protects the windows from direct sunlight, but also protects the façade from increased heat.
Modern Indian Fauvist house with artistic touch
The architectural concept was finalized after studying the path of the sun.
Modern Indian Fauvist house with artistic touch
The concrete walls of the house are textured with wood, providing an additional visual interest without compromising the authenticity of the material.
Modern Indian Fauvist house with artistic touch
Inside and out, it features uplifting colors and a freshness of plant life. Since the region has a predominantly arid climate, the terraces facing southwest have chosen drought-tolerant plants. These hardy specimens also encourage beautiful butterflies and hummingbirds to flood into the terraces outside, creating a wonderful biodiversity.
Modern Indian Fauvist house with artistic touch
When we moved into the home, we found a magnificent double-height living room. The slab concrete continues to share the texture here and provides a cool grey background for the warmth of the rich teak furniture. The living space is concentrated on the garden to establish a consistent connection with nature.
Modern Indian Fauvist house with artistic touch
The extremely decorative and the simplicity of the Brutalist concrete structure form a striking contradiction. The opening overlooks the large living room below, creating a close connection between the two floors of the residence.
Modern Indian Fauvist house with artistic touch
The complexity of the design is complemented by traditional carved artwork on the other side of the room. Many of the ornaments in the home are recycled from old Havilis, mandapas and containers, infusing the home with authentic Indian essence.
Modern Indian Fauvist house with artistic touch
Interior windows create more connections between floors and take advantage of natural light from all directions.
Modern Indian Fauvist house with artistic touch
The staircase design features open wooden pedals that balance lightness with the bold concrete environment.
Modern Indian Fauvist house with artistic touch
Colorful artwork and circular portholes add interesting details to the ascent.
Modern Indian Fauvist house with artistic touch
In the landing area, glass balustrades allow the unique staircase design to be completely unhindered access.
Modern Indian Fauvist house with artistic touch
A courtyard grows at the bottom of the stairwell. Choose houseplants to help maintain the moisture content of the room.
Modern Indian Fauvist house with artistic touch
The skylights of the two stairwells are greeted by sunlight all day long. One is a linear slit-like opening close to the wall, and the other is a glare-free roof lantern. Dramatic lighting games fall on textured concrete, creating a dynamic environment.
Modern Indian Fauvist house with artistic touch
Upstairs, wildlife photography brings color and life to the main bedroom design. Restricted material palettes of concrete, sandstone, kota stone and teak continue to be used in the bedroom space to ensure calm cohesion throughout the interior.
Modern Indian Fauvist house with artistic touch
The teak platform bed features a floating headboard design that makes the floor space look clean and tidy. The high-gloss stone floor tiles reflect the contours of the furniture, creating a fantastic hydrating effect. Nice plantation welcome owners outside on the shaded terrace.
Modern Indian Fauvist house with artistic touch
Eye-catching flower pots, comfortable lounge chairs and small side tables create a charming reading area.