5BHK Villa/Bungalow

Mahendra Singh Rajawat
Jaipur, Rajasthan
Architect · Interior Designers
Design Story
A Mini-Palace for Modern Living This design takes the grand, royal feel of Udaipur's famous palaces and perfectly fits it into a 2316-square-foot home. It shows that you don't need a huge castle to live like royalty—it's all about adding beautiful, traditional details! The center of the house is a bright, open living room that acts like a classic palace courtyard where the family can gather. We used cool white marble floors, simple elegant arches, and carved screens that let the sunlight create…
The interiors combine heritage, royal Indian, and contemporary design elements, featuring carved wood, traditional arches, jharokha-inspired details, patterned fabrics, ornate furniture, and warm lighting.
Yes. Custom furniture and detailing were developed to complement the architectural language of the residence and maintain consistency across the interiors.
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5BHK Villa/Bungalow

Mahendra Singh Rajawat
Jaipur, Rajasthan
Architect · Interior Designers
Design Story
A Mini-Palace for Modern Living This design takes the grand, royal feel of Udaipur's famous palaces and perfectly fits it into a 2316-square-foot home. It shows that you don't need a huge castle to live like royalty—it's all about adding beautiful, traditional details! The center of the house is a bright, open living room that acts like a classic palace courtyard where the family can gather. We used cool white marble floors, simple elegant arches, and carved screens that let the sunlight create beautiful shadows across the room. To make it feel extra special, the large windows are turned into deep, comfy seating areas just like old palace windows, and the dining room features traditional sparkling mirror-work on the walls. Overall, it’s a highly comfortable, modern home that feels exactly like your own personal mini-palace.
The interiors combine heritage, royal Indian, and contemporary design elements, featuring carved wood, traditional arches, jharokha-inspired details, patterned fabrics, ornate furniture, and warm lighting.
Yes. Custom furniture and detailing were developed to complement the architectural language of the residence and maintain consistency across the interiors.

























