Serene panoramic living room with linen-textured wall surface and flush retractable TV bracket, penthouse Purva Sunflower, Marathahalli
Pale stone-grey acrylic kitchen with matte white quartz countertop and Hettich whisper-quiet hardware, Premium penthouse Marathahalli
Spa-inspired master suite with padded ivory linen bed-back panel, diffused-light sconces, and frosted glass walk-in wardrobe partition, Purva Sunflower penthouse
Minimal entertainment area with soft ambient cove ceiling and refined finishes, serene penthouse Marathahalli
Bedroom with soft cream laminate wardrobe and fabric-insert handles, understated palette throughout, Purva Sunflower penthouse
Sky deck with built-in daybed, water feature provision, and panoramic views of Marathahalli, serene Premium penthouse Bangalore
Design Story
Design Notes
When a wellness practitioner and a corporate strategist decided to commission their penthouse at
Purva Sunflower, the brief had a single guiding word: quiet. Not just acoustic quiet — the visual
kind. They had spent years in homes that competed for their attention. This 3,250 sq ft space
was to be its opposite. The living room has no dominant feature wall. Instead, a linen-textured
plaster surface runs the full width, with a flush retractable TV bracket that disappears when not
in use. The kitchen uses pale stone-grey acrylic with matte white quartz countertop and Hettich
hardware specified for its whisper-quiet drawer action — a deliberate sensory choice. Wardrobes
across all bedrooms are in soft cream laminate with fabric-insert handles, chosen because no metal
hardware would reflect light at the wrong moment. The master suite is the centrepiece: a padded
ivory linen bed-back panel spans the full wall, flanked by integrated diffused-light sconces; the
walk-in wardrobe is separated from the sleeping zone by a frosted glass partition that filters
morning light without blocking it. On the sky deck, a built-in daybed faces the horizon with water
feature provision for sound masking. Completed in 71 days.
What We Delivered
Scope of Work
Modular kitchen — pale stone-grey acrylic with matte white quartz countertop, Hettich whisper-quiet soft-close hardware, calm palette designed to recede visually
Soft-close wardrobes — cream laminate with fabric-insert handles across all bedrooms, no reflective metal fittings, uniform understated finish throughout
TV unit with flush retractable bracket — disappears fully when not in use, no console unit, linen-textured wall surface behind continues uninterrupted
Cove false ceiling with warm ambient zoning — soft indirect light in every room, no harsh downlighting, designed for end-of-day decompression
Master suite centrepiece — full-wall padded ivory linen bed-back panel with integrated diffused-light sconces on either side, custom-fabricated
Frosted glass walk-in wardrobe partition — separates sleeping and dressing zones while diffusing natural morning light into both areas
Complete interior painting — warm white with subtle linen undertone throughout, specialist plaster-texture finish on living room feature wall
Premium flooring — large-format warm stone-effect tile throughout living zones, consistent flow with no visual interruptions between rooms
Branded Hettich hardware across all modular kitchen and wardrobe units, specified for quiet operation as a deliberate sensory brief requirement
Sky deck design — built-in teak daybed with weatherproof upholstery, water feature provision for ambient sound, evening LED strip lighting along parapet
3D visualisation and design approval — full spatial walk-through with material samples and lighting simulation before any fabrication commenced
When Stillness Is the Design Brief — Every Decision Must Earn the Quiet
A serene home is not an absence of design — it is the result of very considered design. Every material choice, every hardware specification, every lighting layer was selected not for impact, but for restraint. If you want a penthouse that feels like a long exhale at the end of the day, we know how to build it. From the whisper of a soft-close drawer to the filtered morning light through frosted glass — calm is a craft.