256 GRAYS

Spacesbeforetheyexist

Architecture and Interior 3D Visualization · Est. 1999

Featured works

Commercial tower facade, Delhi, glass and stone composition at street level.
Residential interior close-up, soft textiles against a stone feature wall.
Private dining room, Delhi residence, layered timber and warm pendant light.
Apartment showroom at night, Juhu, Mumbai, lit facade and entrance plaza.
Mall lounge terrace, Delhi, open-air seating against a quiet evening skyline.
Apartment showroom at night, Juhu-Bandra, illuminated entry and arrival sequence.
Contemporary villa, Dubai, sculpted volume and desert-tone stonework.
Apartment showroom at night, Khar, Mumbai, glass-framed lobby and street presence.
Resort villa at dusk, Goa, infinity pool catching the last light.
Hospitality bar detail, Mumbai, brass, smoked glass and ambient light.
Residential tower, Bandra, Mumbai, vertical rhythm against the harbour.
Residential tower in daylight, Juhu, Mumbai, layered balconies and sea breeze.
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