Penthouse Hebbal, Bangalore October 2023

Sophisticated Penthouse at Embassy Springs, Hebbal

Project Type Penthouse
Location Embassy Springs, Hebbal
Size 3,800 sq ft
Duration 78 Days
Completed October 2023
Package Ultra / Bespoke
Before & After

The Transformation

Photo Gallery
Sophisticated living area with continuous grey-veined marble panelling from entrance to dining, penthouse Embassy Springs, Hebbal
Charcoal PU kitchen with honed marble countertop and Blum Legrabox drawers, Ultra penthouse Hebbal
Master walk-in with glass-fronted watch and handbag display and museum-grade lighting, Embassy Springs penthouse
Entertainment unit with rotating TV mechanism serving two rooms, sophisticated penthouse Hebbal
Family room with curated art wall and multi-layer ceiling with art-track spotlights, Embassy Springs
Sky terrace with panoramic north Bangalore views and designer outdoor furniture, penthouse Hebbal
Design Story

Design Notes

Embassy Springs in Hebbal offers some of North Bangalore's most sought-after penthouses, and this 3,800 sq ft single-level unit demanded interiors as sophisticated as its address. The couple — a corporate lawyer and a gallery owner — wanted their home to feel like a curated collection, not a decorated apartment. The Ultra/Bespoke scope delivered. The living area is defined by a continuous wall of grey-veined marble panelling that wraps from the entrance through to the dining zone — a single material gesture that unifies the public spaces. The kitchen is finished in charcoal PU with a honed marble countertop and Blum Legrabox drawers. The master walk-in wardrobe has glass-fronted display sections for the couple's watch and handbag collections — museum-grade lighting included. A bespoke entertainment unit features a rotating TV mechanism that serves both living and family rooms. Multi-layer ceiling with art-track spotlight provisions. Delivered in 78 days.

What We Delivered

Scope of Work

  • Modular kitchen — charcoal PU island layout, honed marble countertop, Blum Legrabox drawer system, integrated appliance housing
  • Master suite walk-in wardrobe — bespoke internals with glass-fronted display sections, museum-grade LED spotlight tracks for collections
  • Designer wardrobes — all bedrooms, curated finishes with Blum soft-close mechanism and shadow-gap detailing
  • Continuous marble panelling wall — grey-veined marble slabs running entrance through living to dining zone, single uninterrupted material gesture
  • Multi-layer false ceiling — art-track spotlight provisions in living, dining, and family rooms with independent scene control
  • Complete interior painting with designer finishes — muted greige tones throughout, warm contrast in master and family rooms
  • Premium flooring — grey-veined large-format marble tile public zones, warm stone-effect tile bedrooms
  • Bespoke rotating entertainment unit — motorised TV rotation mechanism serving living and family rooms, integrated cable management
  • Curated art display wall — family room with adjustable art-track lighting and gallery-hanging system
  • Premium Blum hardware across all modular kitchen, wardrobe, and storage units throughout the penthouse
  • Full 3D visualisation and design consultation — complete single-level spatial planning with material board review
  • Sky terrace design — commissioned outdoor furniture arrangement, designer planter curation, ambient perimeter LED
  • Smart home integration — art-track lighting scene control, motorised curtains, ambient zone management
  • Dedicated meditation niche — private corner with acoustic-backed panel seating and dimmable cove lighting
  • Acoustic treatment — family room wall panels with gallery-quality fabric backing for ambient noise reduction
  • Dining zone — chandelier provision with dimmer-integrated ceiling rose, bespoke sideboard with marble top
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A Home Designed Like a Gallery — Where Every Element Is Curated, Not Chosen

The difference between a decorated home and a curated one is the discipline to ask whether each element belongs. Not merely whether it is beautiful, but whether it belongs — whether it adds to or competes with what is already there. When the brief is this exacting, the process demands an atelier approach. Our Ultra/Bespoke scope was built precisely for clients who know the difference.

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