Designed by AD PRO Directory designer Shea George for celebrity makeup artist Samson Lei, this compact Kochi apartment draws from fashion, florals, and a strong sense of personal identity.

Perched high above Kerala’s cardamom plantations, this restrained hilltop bungalow by Mindspark Architects unfolds slowly through concrete, light, and landscape.

Built from a family returning from Dubai, this Kerala home unfolds through shaded verandahs, floating roof volumes and long views of the paddy fields.

A bungalow in Kozhikode, Kerala, has been designed by Istithi Studio as a conceptual bridge between the vastly different aesthetics of the two bungalows flanking it. This home is rooted in its context, yet informed by global exposure.

Jibu and Thomas Architects give the Alapatt family’s ancestral home in Kochi a modern upgrade that honours its past.

A holiday home in Kannur celebrates a mythical goddess and pays ode to its owners’ childhood bungalow.

With a courtyard at its heart, this 6,250-square-foot home by Naked Volume brings together family, memory, and the rhythms of nature.

How do you give a home continuity through design? In the 50-80-20 House, Stirvi Architects take this challenge up a notch, defining their own vernacular.

Malavika T. S. of Smaall Architects preserved the original structure—which had been in her family for generations—honouring its history while giving it new life.

For a client returning to his childhood land, Urbane Ivy reinterprets ancestral spatial cues within a contemporary 3,300-square-foot residence anchored by greenery and restraint.

ARK Architecture Studio crafts Neelambari as a contemporary expression of Kerala and Chettinad sensibilities. Every space reflects the clients’ desire to return to the warmth and simplicity of their childhood homes.