Architecture and Interior Design Portfolio

Mr. Harsh Sharma's Residence

Mandi Gobindgarh, Punjab · 13,300 sq ft · Architecture and interior design

Mr. Harsh Sharma’s residence in Mandi Gobindgarh, Punjab, is a landmark home for a multigenerational family that values both grandeur and warmth. Spread across 13,300 square feet, the brief called for a home capable of hosting large celebrations while remaining intimate and welcoming for everyday family life. The design began with a thorough study of how the family lives — morning routines, entertaining rhythms, the centrality of the Mandir as a daily gathering point, and the desire for an outdoor space that could serve as a private resort through Punjab’s long summer evenings.

Mr. Ashwani Mehta's Residence

Defense Colony, Delhi · 9,050 sq ft · Architecture and interior design

Mr. Ashwani Mehta’s residence in Defense Colony, Delhi, is a 9,050 square foot family home conceived as a contemporary interpretation of European classical interiors. The clients sought a home that would feel genuinely grand — with the symmetry, materiality, and detailing of a well-considered European townhouse — yet remain livable, warm, and expressive of their own sensibility rather than a period reproduction. Entertainment, family gathering, and private retreat all needed to coexist without compromise.

Mr. Anupam Mittal's Apartment

Gurugram, Haryana · 2,500 sq ft · Architecture and interior design

Mr. Anupam Mittal’s apartment in Gurugram occupies 2,500 square feet in a high-rise tower. The client is a discerning collector with a background in aesthetics — he wanted a home that felt genuinely curated, where every design decision was visible and intentional, but without the coldness that can afflict highly styled apartments. The home needed to support a working professional’s lifestyle while housing an art collection and functioning as a relaxed, welcoming space for family and guests.

Mr. Vandit Jain's Apartment

Gurugram, Haryana · 1,800 sq ft · Architecture and interior design

Casa Terra is Mr. Vandit Jain's 1,800 square foot apartment in Gurugram, shaped around the idea that a compact home can feel richly composed without becoming visually heavy. The brief called for a contemporary interior with depth, warmth and a clear sense of arrival. Dark timber, natural stone, muted terracotta and sculptural furniture form the project's central vocabulary, while soft neutrals keep the atmosphere calm enough for daily family life. Rather than treating the apartment as a series of separate rooms, Studio GENESIS developed a continuous material story that moves from the entry through the living and dining spaces and into the more private rooms. The result is a home with a tactile, grounded character and enough visual restraint to remain comfortable over time.

Surbhi Gupta Apartment

GK 2, Delhi · 2,900 sq ft · Architecture and interior design

The Surbhi Gupta Apartment in Greater Kailash II is a 2,900 square foot South Delhi home defined by editorial restraint. The client wanted a space that felt curated rather than decorated, where quality of execution and the relationship between elements created the sense of luxury. Studio GENESIS approached the apartment as a complete composition: the arrival sequence, storage, furniture, art, lighting and material transitions were developed together instead of being layered in isolation. The intention was not to make the home feel louder than its established neighbourhood context, but to give it a quiet confidence that would reveal itself through proportion, touch and use. A monochromatic base creates room for the client's objects and artwork to carry personality, while crafted joinery gives practical functions an architectural presence.

Mr. Sahib Arora's Residence

Sainik Farms, Delhi · 12,000 sq ft · Architecture and interior design

Mr. Sahib Arora's 12,000 square foot residence in Sainik Farms, Delhi, is conceived as a layered journey rather than a collection of grand rooms. The home moves from a monumental entrance into formal entertaining areas, intimate family spaces, private retreats and expansive outdoor settings. The scale of the residence gives the design room to be generous, but the brief required more than visual grandeur: the family wanted a home that could host, gather, withdraw and change pace without losing its sense of continuity. Studio GENESIS developed a contemporary classical language in which symmetry, mouldings and panelled surfaces are balanced by modern furniture, softened lighting and artwork. Each room has its own degree of formality, yet the transitions between them carry a clear material and proportional rhythm.

Mr. Sahib Narula's Apartment

Lajpat Nagar, Delhi · 2,000 sq ft · Architecture and interior design

Mr. Sahib Narula's 2,000 square foot apartment in Lajpat Nagar, Delhi, is a warm family home built around balance. Rich dark wood, ivory upholstery, natural stone and muted metallics create a calm, sophisticated palette, but the design is never intended to feel precious or staged. The brief called for a welcoming interior that could support family routines, guests and moments of prayer while retaining a clear sense of privacy. Studio GENESIS treated the apartment as a sequence of related zones: arrival and storage, social spaces, a spiritual pause, and private rooms. Each area has a distinct atmosphere, yet the repeated use of tone, grain, texture and light makes the home feel cohesive even where the plan needs separation.

Mr. Rizwan Khan's Residence

Okhla, Delhi · 4,500 sq ft · Architecture and interior design

Mr. Rizwan Khan's 4,500 square foot residence in Okhla, Delhi, is organised around a conversation between grandeur and intimacy. Warm neutrals, sculptural forms, rich textures and subtle metallic accents give the home a confident presence, while the planning allows social spaces to flow into personalised family areas and bedrooms. Studio GENESIS developed a contemporary-classical direction that acknowledges heritage detailing without turning the residence into a historical reproduction. The design is deliberately layered: a room can feel composed and ceremonial when guests arrive, then reveal softer seating, tactile surfaces and more private moments as the family moves deeper into the home. This change of pace is the project's defining quality.

Mr. Mannas Agarwwal's Gym

Noida, Uttar Pradesh · 3,600 sq ft · Architecture and interior design

Mr. Mannas Agarwwal's 3,600 square foot Noida project brings together a terrace landscape, a private gym and a warm, earthy interior language. The project is conceived as a wellness-oriented extension of residential life rather than a gym inserted into leftover space. Greenery, muted tones, natural textures and controlled modern detailing create a calm experience that shifts between movement, recovery and quiet time. Studio GENESIS used the relationship between indoor and outdoor spaces as the organising idea: the gym gains visual relief from the planted terrace, while the landscape gains purpose through the way people reach, occupy and look into it. The result is contemporary but not clinical, with material choices that support both performance and relaxation.