Vibrant living room with gallery-style picture rail wall and adjustable art spotlights, penthouse Godrej Eternity, Jayanagar
Teal and terracotta acrylic kitchen with cream quartz countertop, Rajasthani-inspired penthouse Jayanagar
Master bedroom with warm clay wardrobe and hand-stitched leather handles, Godrej Eternity penthouse
Film-editing nook with acoustic panels and projector provision, creative penthouse Jayanagar
Second bedroom with artisan-sourced leather handles and clay-toned wardrobe, Godrej Eternity penthouse
Terrace with potted textile-dye plants and evening downlighting, vibrant penthouse Jayanagar
Design Story
Design Notes
Jayanagar's Godrej Eternity is home to one of the most colourful penthouses in our portfolio.
The owners — a textile designer and her filmmaker husband — wanted their 3,300 sq ft sky-level
home to feel like a living mood board: layered, expressive, and unapologetically personal. The
Premium package provided the structure; the couple provided the vision. The kitchen uses a deep
teal acrylic on upper shutters with terracotta-toned lowers and a cream quartz countertop — a
palette borrowed from Rajasthani textiles. The living room has a gallery-style feature wall with
integrated picture rails and adjustable spotlights for rotating art exhibitions from the couple's
collection. Wardrobes in the master and second bedroom use a warm clay laminate with hand-stitched
leather handles sourced from a local artisan. The entertainment area has a film-editing nook with
acoustic panels and a projector provision. The terrace hosts potted textile-dye plants alongside
curated evening downlighting. Cove ceiling throughout. Completed in 72 days.
Soft-close wardrobes — warm clay laminate with hand-stitched leather handles sourced from a local Bangalore artisan, master and all bedrooms
TV unit with gallery integration — picture rail feature wall with integrated adjustable spotlights, rotating art provision, LED accent lighting behind cornice
Cove false ceiling with warm accent lighting — warm amber zone lighting to complement the vibrant palette and artworks throughout
Complete interior painting — warm neutral base to allow the couple's art collection and textile palette to define the room's character
Premium flooring — warm large-format tile in living zones, terracotta-toned grout lines echoing the kitchen palette throughout
Bar unit / entertainment zone — film-editing nook with acoustic-dampened side panels, projector provision and motorised screen rough-in
Branded Hettich hardware throughout — all modular kitchen and wardrobe units with soft-close function specified for consistent daily performance
3D visualisation and design approval — colour coordination review with the couple's art collection before any fabrication commenced
Terrace design — curated planting plan with textile-dye plants, adjustable evening downlighting, weatherproof seating zone
Multi-zone coordination — cohesive material and colour story woven through kitchen, living, all bedrooms, and terrace without repetition
When the Home Itself Is a Creative Statement — the Design Must Be Brave Enough to Match
A textile designer and a filmmaker did not want a beautiful home — they wanted a home that thinks. Where the kitchen references Rajasthani indigo. Where the wardrobes are fastened with leather handles stitched by a craftsperson in the same city. Where the living room is also a gallery, and the terrace is also a garden. Designing for creative professionals means having no default answers — only considered ones. If your sky-level home deserves that kind of attention, we are ready to be briefed.