Modern Sophistication Meets Indian Tradition in the House of Tamra
Discover the House of Tamra in Gurugram, a duplex designed by Studio Rust that merges India’s rich traditions with modern sophistication. This residence features a blend of classic artifacts and copper elements within a contemporary setting.
Step into the grand foyer and feel instantly welcomed by its warm, luminous embrace. The space features a central Kerala Uruli and a Chinar tree carving from Kashmir, embodying nature’s harmony. The drawing room boasts a temple-inspired ceiling, a brass pendant lamp echoing a ‘Samai,’ and copper-topped tables, all highlighted by spiritual artworks of Shrinathji and Krishna.
Each room reveals its own charm: the parents’ bedroom, in rich wine tones, highlights Indian textiles; the dining area’s copper table exudes regal elegance; the bar combines Art Deco with Indian flair; the terrace offers serene Aravali views; the family lounge features cozy oak and cane; and the master bedroom boasts emerald accents and stunning balcony vistas.
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The home showcases curated Indian art, including the Dharmachakra Thangka and a Mahakali painting. The House of Tamra blends tradition and modernity, offering a unique and luxurious living experience.
The House of Tamra transcends mere aesthetics, offering a living masterpiece that blends India’s cultural heritage with modern luxury. It exemplifies how tradition and contemporary design can harmonize, creating a timeless yet current space.
Images by Studio Rust
