Warm minimal living room with floating birch console and floor-to-ceiling windows, penthouse Rohan Jharoka, Varthur
Pale birch acrylic linear kitchen with white quartz countertop and Hettich soft-close, Premium penthouse Varthur
Master bedroom with full-wall sliding wardrobe and soft-fabric panel fronts, Rohan Jharoka penthouse
Deep window seat with reading lights serving as entertainment space, warm minimal penthouse Varthur
Third bedroom with birch laminate wardrobe and flush recessed handles, Rohan Jharoka penthouse
East-facing sky deck with single daybed and morning light, penthouse Varthur
Design Story
Design Notes
The final project in our penthouse portfolio is also its quietest. This 3,200 sq ft residence at
Rohan Jharoka in Varthur belongs to a retired academic couple who wanted their sky-level home to
feel like a sanctuary of stillness — no statement pieces, no visual noise, just warmth and light.
The Premium package delivered warm minimalism at elevation. The kitchen is a linear layout in pale
birch acrylic with a white quartz countertop and Hettich soft-close — the same whisper-quiet
philosophy that defines every room. The living area has no feature wall: just a floating birch
console, a single large canvas provision above, and floor-to-ceiling windows that do the talking.
Wardrobes across all three bedrooms use the same birch laminate with flush recessed handles. The
master has a full-wall sliding wardrobe with soft-fabric panel fronts. The entertainment space is
simply a deep window seat with reading lights. The sky deck has a single daybed facing east.
Completed in 70 days — the quietest home at the highest point.
What We Delivered
Scope of Work
Modular kitchen — pale birch acrylic linear layout with white quartz countertop, Hettich whisper-quiet soft-close hardware, consistent warmth without visual weight
Soft-close wardrobes — birch laminate with flush recessed handles across all three bedrooms, no protruding hardware, uniform understated finish
TV unit — floating birch console in living room, single canvas provision above, no feature wall treatment — the windows are the room's centrepiece
Cove false ceiling with soft indirect lighting — warm ambient illumination throughout, no harsh downlighting, designed to honour the stillness brief
Master suite sliding wardrobe — full-wall track with soft-fabric panel fronts, tactile warmth without any reflective surfaces in the sleeping zone
Complete interior painting — warm neutral white throughout, specialist matte finish minimising glare and supporting the calm, retreating quality of every surface
Premium flooring — large-format warm stone-effect tile in living areas, consistent warm tone connecting all zones without interruption
Bar unit / entertainment zone — deep window seat with integrated reading light provision, deliberately understated as a place of rest rather than performance
Branded Hettich hardware throughout — all modular units specified for consistent soft-close operation as a deliberate sensory choice for the quiet brief
Sky deck design — east-facing single teak daybed with weatherproof upholstery, morning light as the primary design feature, minimal clutter on deck
3D visualisation and design approval — full walk-through with material and light simulation, every surface verified for warmth and restraint before fabrication
The Last Project in Our Portfolio Is Also Its Quietest — and That Was Exactly the Point
A retired academic couple did not want their penthouse to announce itself. They wanted a home that holds the light well, opens the morning gently, and asks nothing of its residents except that they rest. Delivering warmth without weight — and stillness without sterility — across 3,200 sq ft in 70 days is a particular kind of craft. If your highest-floor home deserves that same considered quiet, we have built it before, and we can build it for you.