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The interiors for this four-bedroom villa located in Bangalore portrays a different concept and styling for each room while at the same time maintaining an overarching theme of bold colour pops that play around with hues of orange, blue and grey. The project also involved minor interventions in the civil works which enhanced the functionality of the layout. The terrace features a beautiful hand plastered wall with Tadelakt, an ancient Morrocan technique of waterproof lime plastering.
The interiors for this four-bedroom villa located in Bangalore portrays a different concept and styling for each room while at the same time maintaining an overarching theme of bold colour pops that play around with hues of orange, blue and grey. The project also involved minor interventions in the civil works which enhanced the functionality of the layout. The terrace features a beautiful hand plastered wall with Tadelakt, an ancient Morrocan technique of waterproof lime plastering.
The interiors for this four-bedroom villa located in Bangalore portrays a different concept and styling for each room while at the same time maintaining an overarching theme of bold colour pops that play around with hues of orange, blue and grey. The project also involved minor interventions in the civil works which enhanced the functionality of the layout. The terrace features a beautiful hand plastered wall with Tadelakt, an ancient Morrocan technique of waterproof lime plastering.

Esmeralda Interiors

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Building a home around existing artefacts is both challenging and rewarding at the same time. The urban house at Eastwoods gated community, Harlur is one such example. The clients are connoisseurs of anything antique. The delicate integration of already collected pieces and procuring new pieces to create a uniform aesthete has been the most challenging aspect. We are very excited to see the whole vision come together.
Building a home around existing artifacts is both challenging and rewarding at the same time. The urban house at Eastwoods gated community, Harlur is one such example. The clients are connoisseurs of anything antique. The delicate integration of already collected pieces and procuring new pieces to create a uniform aesthete has been the most challenging aspect. We are very excited to see the whole vision come together.

UMH

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The Acrophile Human sanctuary has been designed keeping a balance in mind which incorporates methods and materials which go well with our ecology. Masons Ink is bringing this sanctuary to reality with a mixture of permanent and semi-permanent structures that have a lower environmental impact both during and after construction. Nestled in the hills of Kodaikanal this holiday retreat is to look out for
The Acrophile Human sanctuary has been designed keeping a balance in mind which incorporates methods and materials which go well with our ecology. Masons Ink is bringing this sanctuary to reality with a mixture of permanent and semi-permanent structures that have a lower environmental impact both during and after construction. Nestled in the hills of Kodaikanal this holiday retreat is to look out for
The Acrophile Human sanctuary has been designed keeping a balance in mind which incorporates methods and materials which go well with our ecology. Masons Ink is bringing this sanctuary to reality with a mixture of permanent and semi-permanent structures that have a lower environmental impact both during and after construction. Nestled in the hills of Kodaikanal this holiday retreat is to look out for

Xacro Experiences

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Going beyond the brick and mortar visible as a part of the build fabric, the creative processes explored gives this project its speciality. From the various second-hand yards that were scavenged for doors and windows to the innovative use of crate wood as furniture – every element was carefully hand-picked. The clean lines of the glass and metal windows along with the rough finished Kota stone further complements the rustic palette of finishes that adorns this project.
Going beyond the brick and mortar visible as a part of the build fabric, the creative processes explored gives this project its speciality. From the various second-hand yards that were scavenged for doors and windows to the innovative use of crate wood as furniture – every element was carefully hand-picked. The clean lines of the glass and metal windows along with the rough finished Kota stone further complements the rustic palette of finishes that adorns this project.
Going beyond the brick and mortar visible as a part of the build fabric, the creative processes explored gives this project its speciality. From the various second-hand yards that were scavenged for doors and windows to the innovative use of crate wood as furniture – every element was carefully hand-picked. The clean lines of the glass and metal windows along with the rough finished Kota stone further complements the rustic palette of finishes that adorns this project.

Dog Wellness Centre

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A Spanish inspired residence and office space. As you enter, you are welcomed by a sunlit inner courtyard adorned with large arched openings which lead you to the other spaces. The project uses a number of unique finishes and has an interesting material palette combining patterned cement tiles, seamless micro-topping flooring and terracotta tiles

Casa 503

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Masons Ink Office | Sustainable interiors | Repurposed interiors | Handmade Lights | Barn door | Infantry Road | Bangalore | Mason Ink
Masons Ink Office | Sustainable interiors | Repurposed interiors | Handmade Lights | Barn door | Infantry Road | Bangalore | Mason Ink
Masons Ink Office | Sustainable interiors | Repurposed interiors | Handmade Lights | Barn door | Infantry Road | Bangalore | Mason Ink

Masons Ink Office

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The project was built for and commissioned by the Sneha Charitable Trust which imparts training and mentoring for People Living with HIV(PLHIV). Located at Carmelaram, Bangalore, it is centered around a candle making workshop with ancillary spaces comprising of a display unit, a store and a seminar hall envisioned as an inclusive space to showcase the various activities run by the trust.
Snehadaan | Mud Architecture | CSEB | Reclaimed Wood | Doddamanchi | Masons Ink

Snehadaan

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Offering a paradigm shift from the ordinary office regime, the nudge foundation flaunts a bargain of colours with all that is raw and junk. Within a limited budget, the client brief demanded a completely up-cycled space that was not only fully functional and unique but took care of the specific needs of each work area.
Offering a paradigm shift from the ordinary office regime, the nudge foundation flaunts a bargain of colours with all that is raw and junk. Within a limited budget, the client brief demanded a completely up-cycled space that was not only fully functional and unique but took care of the specific needs of each work area.
Offering a paradigm shift from the ordinary office regime, the nudge foundation flaunts a bargain of colours with all that is raw and junk. Within a limited budget, the client brief demanded a completely up-cycled space that was not only fully functional and unique but took care of the specific needs of each work area.

Nudge Foundation

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An organic home built on an organic farm. Attics - our favourite feature . Not only is it a great space saver but also adds a lot in terms of the quality of the space. This reclaimed wooden ladder that accesses the attic contrasts perfectly against the painted CSEB walls and mustard oxide floors.
An organic home built on an organic farm. A new lease of life was breathed into these reclaimed wooden columns bordering the verandah of Yash farms. The wood grains of the columns sit perfectly against the backdrop of the organic layers of the rammed earth wall.

Yash Farms

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A Management consultant’s workspace, an Artist’s studio and an Architectural practice – these three functions with shared facilities of reception area and seminar halls will be housed in this 2500sft unit. Apart from this, the clients wanted a flexible plan that could easily roll back to a three bedroom unit in the future
A Management consultant’s workspace, an Artist’s studio and an Architectural practice – these three functions with shared facilities of reception area and seminar halls will be housed in this 2500sft unit. Apart from this, the clients wanted a flexible plan that could easily roll back to a three bedroom unit in the future
A Management consultant’s workspace, an Artist’s studio and an Architectural practice – these three functions with shared facilities of reception area and seminar halls will be housed in this 2500sft unit. Apart from this, the clients wanted a flexible plan that could easily roll back to a three bedroom unit in the future.

Courtyard

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Ra Maram located in Manchi reserve forest has been designed to align with the principles of cradle to grave concept, minimising the carbon footprint and embodied energy of the construction. The structure's material palette were all sourced from within the site. The walls are of stabilised mud blocks with the foundation and certain feature walls, being of local Sadarhalli stone, sourced and sized from within the site. The wood was re-purposed from an abandoned factory near-by.

Ra Maram

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a toaster sitting on top of a wooden table next to a brick wall and potted plants
Rustic Palette
Metal Windows
Dog Wellness
Wellness Centre
The Brick
Brick And Mortar
Doors And Windows
Bangalore
Clean Lines
Dog Wellness Centre | Masons Ink
Going beyond the brick and mortar visible as a part of the build fabric, the creative processes explored gives this project its speciality. From the various second-hand yards that were scavenged for doors and windows to the innovative use of crate wood as furniture – every element was carefully hand-picked. The clean lines of the glass and metal windows along with the rough finished Kota stone further complements the rustic palette of finishes that adorns this project.
two potted plants sitting on top of wooden stumps in front of a window
Dog Wellness Centre | Masons Ink
Going beyond the brick and mortar visible as a part of the build fabric, the creative processes explored gives this project its speciality. From the various second-hand yards that were scavenged for doors and windows to the innovative use of crate wood as furniture – every element was carefully hand-picked. The clean lines of the glass and metal windows along with the rough finished Kota stone further complements the rustic palette of finishes that adorns this project.
a laptop computer sitting on top of a wooden desk in front of a brick wall
Second Hand
Creative Process
Yard
Building
Wood
Furniture
Dog Wellness Centre | Masons Ink
Going beyond the brick and mortar visible as a part of the build fabric, the creative processes explored gives this project its speciality. From the various second-hand yards that were scavenged for doors and windows to the innovative use of crate wood as furniture – every element was carefully hand-picked. The clean lines of the glass and metal windows along with the rough finished Kota stone further complements the rustic palette of finishes that adorns this project.
a wooden table topped with a vase filled with flowers next to lights hanging from the ceiling
Glass
Dog Wellness Centre | Masons Ink
Going beyond the brick and mortar visible as a part of the build fabric, the creative processes explored gives this project its speciality. From the various second-hand yards that were scavenged for doors and windows to the innovative use of crate wood as furniture – every element was carefully hand-picked. The clean lines of the glass and metal windows along with the rough finished Kota stone further complements the rustic palette of finishes that adorns this project.
the kitchen is clean and ready for us to use
Hand Picked
Dog Wellness Centre | Masons Ink
Going beyond the brick and mortar visible as a part of the build fabric, the creative processes explored gives this project its speciality. From the various second-hand yards that were scavenged for doors and windows to the innovative use of crate wood as furniture – every element was carefully hand-picked. The clean lines of the glass and metal windows along with the rough finished Kota stone further complements the rustic palette of finishes that adorns this project
a living room filled with lots of plants next to a brick wall and wooden shutters
Dog Wellness Centre | Masons Ink
Going beyond the brick and mortar visible as a part of the build fabric, the creative processes explored gives this project its speciality. From the various second-hand yards that were scavenged for doors and windows to the innovative use of crate wood as furniture – every element was carefully hand-picked. The clean lines of the glass and metal windows along with the rough finished Kota stone further complements the rustic palette of finishes that adorns this project
a bed topped with lots of pillows and plants
Dog Wellness Centre | Masons Ink
Going beyond the brick and mortar visible as a part of the build fabric, the creative processes explored gives this project its speciality. From the various second-hand yards that were scavenged for doors and windows to the innovative use of crate wood as furniture – every element was carefully hand-picked. The clean lines of the glass and metal windows along with the rough finished Kota stone further complements the rustic palette of finishes that adorns this project.
an empty room with blue cabinets and dressers in the corner, along with a large mirror on the wall
Dog Wellness Centre | Masons Ink
Going beyond the brick and mortar visible as a part of the build fabric, the creative processes explored gives this project its speciality. From the various second-hand yards that were scavenged for doors and windows to the innovative use of crate wood as furniture – every element was carefully hand-picked. The clean lines of the glass and metal windows along with the rough finished Kota stone further complements the rustic palette of finishes that adorns this project.
a bedroom with brick walls and large windows
Dog Wellness Centre | Masons Ink
Going beyond the brick and mortar visible as a part of the build fabric, the creative processes explored gives this project its speciality. From the various second-hand yards that were scavenged for doors and windows to the innovative use of crate wood as furniture – every element was carefully hand-picked. The clean lines of the glass and metal windows along with the rough finished Kota stone further complements the rustic palette of finishes that adorns this project
a woman walking up the stairs in a house with plants and potted plants on either side
Dog Wellness Centre | Masons Ink
Going beyond the brick and mortar visible as a part of the build fabric, the creative processes explored gives this project its speciality. From the various second-hand yards that were scavenged for doors and windows to the innovative use of crate wood as furniture – every element was carefully hand-picked. The clean lines of the glass and metal windows along with the rough finished Kota stone further complements the rustic palette of finishes that adorns this project
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a living room with a brick wall and white curtains
Dog Wellness Centre | Masons Ink
Going beyond the brick and mortar visible as a part of the build fabric, the creative processes explored gives this project its speciality. From the various second-hand yards that were scavenged for doors and windows to the innovative use of crate wood as furniture – every element was carefully hand-picked. The clean lines of the glass and metal windows along with the rough finished Kota stone further complements the rustic palette of finishes that adorns this project.
a living room filled with lots of green plants
Dog Wellness Centre | Masons Ink
Going beyond the brick and mortar visible as a part of the build fabric, the creative processes explored gives this project its speciality. From the various second-hand yards that were scavenged for doors and windows to the innovative use of crate wood as furniture – every element was carefully hand-picked. The clean lines of the glass and metal windows along with the rough finished Kota stone further complements the rustic palette of finishes that adorns this project.
a living room filled with lots of furniture and plants on top of a red rug
Dog Wellness Centre | Masons Ink
Going beyond the brick and mortar visible as a part of the build fabric, the creative processes explored gives this project its speciality. From the various second-hand yards that were scavenged for doors and windows to the innovative use of crate wood as furniture – every element was carefully hand-picked. The clean lines of the glass and metal windows along with the rough finished Kota stone further complements the rustic palette of finishes that adorns this project.
a wooden table surrounded by metal chairs and hanging lights
The Glass
Dog Wellness Centre | Masons Ink
Going beyond the brick and mortar visible as a part of the build fabric, the creative processes explored gives this project its speciality. From the various second-hand yards that were scavenged for doors and windows to the innovative use of crate wood as furniture – every element was carefully hand-picked. The clean lines of the glass and metal windows along with the rough finished Kota stone further complements the rustic palette of finishes that adorns this project.
the entrance to an apartment building surrounded by greenery
Dog Wellness Centre | Masons Ink
Going beyond the brick and mortar visible as a part of the build fabric, the creative processes explored gives this project its speciality. From the various second-hand yards that were scavenged for doors and windows to the innovative use of crate wood as furniture – every element was carefully hand-picked. The clean lines of the glass and metal windows along with the rough finished Kota stone further complements the rustic palette of finishes that adorns this project.