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FACT FILE

Category

Interior

Year of Completion

2016

Typology

Residential

Location

Surat

Project Area (sqmt)

4,000sq.ft

Lead Architect

Kanika Agarwal & Jwalant Mahadevwala

andblack Team

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Nilesh Anmi Penthouse

FACT FILE

Category

Interior

Year of Completion

2016

Typology

Residential

Location

Surat

Project Area (sqmt)

4,000sq.ft

Lead Architect

Kanika Agarwal & Jwalant Mahadevwala

andblack Team

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Nilesh Anmi Penthouse

Nilesh Anmi Penthouse

Nilesh Anmi Penthouse

A penthouse where nothing is borrowed, nothing is arbitrary—every element is designed, every detail is intentional.

Material integrity drives the experience of this home. Wood lends warmth, brass punctuates with subtle opulence, and a controlled palette amplifies spatial clarity. The design is absent of spectacle yet rich in intent—each piece, whether a chair, a table, or a handle, exists because it was crafted for this space alone. The absence of generic elements ensures a rare purity in composition, where function and form are indivisible. This project stands as a testament to interior architecture that does not chase trends but instead cultivates timelessness through detail and discipline.

A home crafted with absolute intent—where nothing is borrowed, nothing is arbitrary, and every element is an extension of its architecture.

This penthouse is the product of early intervention—where spatial reconfiguration preceded aesthetic decisions, allowing for a deeply considered interior. With complete freedom before builder handover, the design was stripped of redundancy and tailored to precision. The clients shared our love for white expanses, warm wood, and the quiet glow of brass. Every inch of this space is custom—furniture, fabrics, flooring inlays, even the minutiae of metal and textile work. Nothing was bought off the shelf; everything was made to belong. The result is an environment that rejects excess and instead embraces an understated, tactile luxury.

A home crafted with absolute intent—where nothing is borrowed, nothing is arbitrary, and every element is an extension of its architecture.

This penthouse is the product of early intervention—where spatial reconfiguration preceded aesthetic decisions, allowing for a deeply considered interior. With complete freedom before builder handover, the design was stripped of redundancy and tailored to precision. The clients shared our love for white expanses, warm wood, and the quiet glow of brass. Every inch of this space is custom—furniture, fabrics, flooring inlays, even the minutiae of metal and textile work. Nothing was bought off the shelf; everything was made to belong. The result is an environment that rejects excess and instead embraces an understated, tactile luxury.

A penthouse where nothing is borrowed, nothing is arbitrary—every element is designed, every detail is intentional.

Material integrity drives the experience of this home. Wood lends warmth, brass punctuates with subtle opulence, and a controlled palette amplifies spatial clarity. The design is absent of spectacle yet rich in intent—each piece, whether a chair, a table, or a handle, exists because it was crafted for this space alone. The absence of generic elements ensures a rare purity in composition, where function and form are indivisible. This project stands as a testament to interior architecture that does not chase trends but instead cultivates timelessness through detail and discipline.

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