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K_Mane
Kanakapura, India
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2022
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
BUDGET
$50K - 100K
Weaving Legacy into Design – A Renovation Tale from Kanakapura, Karnataka
In the heart of Kanakapura, a small town in Karnataka’s Ramanagara district, a private residence, belonging to a prominent political figure in the region, has undergone transformation. The project was an opportunity to infuse the space with meaning—both personal and cultural—while embracing a minimalist design approach that would honor the land and its traditions.
When the space was entrusted to us for renewal, it stood devoid of design and disjointed from its owner’s essence. There was no trace of the person whose spirit it should have reflected, nor did it whisper the story of the land that cradled it.
Our first step, then, was to weave a design narrative—a tapestry that would honour the owner’s identity, while drawing deep from the soul of the local culture and the rhythms of its people. Kanakapura Known for producing the highest volume of silk cocoons in the country, where every household plays a role in the honoured craft of silk production.
Our approach to the redesign was clear: to achieve a balance between modern minimalism and the rich craftsmanship of Kanakapura.At the core of our design philosophy was an exploration of Kanakapura’s centuries-old silk tradition.
The result is a home where the materials and forms are a homage to the land that surrounds it. Woven bamboo mats have been creatively integrated into various elements of the home, including wardrobe shutters, wall coverings, and ceiling panels. This nod to local craft not only adds texture and depth but also roots the design in the local heritage, without overwhelming the space.
A delicate cane weave screen flows along the staircase, stretching from the ground floor to the terrace, its organic form becoming a graceful architectural feature.
The circular cutouts and rings that grace the walls and screens throughout the space are a quiet homage to the timeless patterns found in traditional bamboo mats used for rearing silkworms.
In their quiet elegance, these forms transcend mere ornamentation, infusing the space with a poetic resonance that honours both heritage and craftsmanship, weaving an enduring narrative of cultural legacy into the very architecture of the home.
The minimalist design ensures that every element—whether material, form, or motif—has a purpose and a connection to the region’s heritage. The result is a home that quietly, yet powerfully, reflects both the owner’s identity and the timeless craftsmanship of the land.
In its final form, this renovated home is more than a residence—it is a cultural statement. It weaves together heritage, craftsmanship, and identity in a way that feels effortless and enduring.
And through this home, the owner’s identity is now inseparably linked to the very land he calls home.
In the heart of Kanakapura, a small town in Karnataka’s Ramanagara district, a private residence, belonging to a prominent political figure in the region, has undergone transformation. The project was an opportunity to infuse the space with meaning—both personal and cultural—while embracing a minimalist design approach that would honor the land and its traditions.
When the space was entrusted to us for renewal, it stood devoid of design and disjointed from its owner’s essence. There was no trace of the person whose spirit it should have reflected, nor did it whisper the story of the land that cradled it.
Our first step, then, was to weave a design narrative—a tapestry that would honour the owner’s identity, while drawing deep from the soul of the local culture and the rhythms of its people. Kanakapura Known for producing the highest volume of silk cocoons in the country, where every household plays a role in the honoured craft of silk production.
Our approach to the redesign was clear: to achieve a balance between modern minimalism and the rich craftsmanship of Kanakapura.At the core of our design philosophy was an exploration of Kanakapura’s centuries-old silk tradition.
The result is a home where the materials and forms are a homage to the land that surrounds it. Woven bamboo mats have been creatively integrated into various elements of the home, including wardrobe shutters, wall coverings, and ceiling panels. This nod to local craft not only adds texture and depth but also roots the design in the local heritage, without overwhelming the space.
A delicate cane weave screen flows along the staircase, stretching from the ground floor to the terrace, its organic form becoming a graceful architectural feature.
The circular cutouts and rings that grace the walls and screens throughout the space are a quiet homage to the timeless patterns found in traditional bamboo mats used for rearing silkworms.
In their quiet elegance, these forms transcend mere ornamentation, infusing the space with a poetic resonance that honours both heritage and craftsmanship, weaving an enduring narrative of cultural legacy into the very architecture of the home.
The minimalist design ensures that every element—whether material, form, or motif—has a purpose and a connection to the region’s heritage. The result is a home that quietly, yet powerfully, reflects both the owner’s identity and the timeless craftsmanship of the land.
In its final form, this renovated home is more than a residence—it is a cultural statement. It weaves together heritage, craftsmanship, and identity in a way that feels effortless and enduring.
And through this home, the owner’s identity is now inseparably linked to the very land he calls home.
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