Located in a quaint neighbourhood of Thrissur, this home is designed as a traditional Kerala Nalukettu. Through the grand threshold, affectionately known as the Padipurra, one is guided into the heart of the residence. As one traverses this architectural threshold, one’s gaze is captivated by the distinctive elements that define this abode including wooden pillars and balustrades, sloping roofs and intricately carved doors and windows.
A central courtyard also known as the Nadumuttam converges the steep roofs into an interesting composition that lets in natural light inside the house. The courtyard is surrounded by the living and dining spaces, all glorious in rich hues, textures, and artworks. A mural in the pooja room framed by a stunning wooden jali adds vibrance to the entire space.
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The use of vintage elements, sustainable building techniques, traditional Kerala architecture, and reuse of old doors and windows are some key highlights of the project. The designer walks around the house giving an insight into how her shared passion with the client for the bygone shaped this house where time seems to stand still to give an experience rich in nostalgia and timeless allure.
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Architectural Journalist: Ar Kanishk Sharma
Cinematography: Syam Sreesylam
Video Editor: Syed Shabahat Ali
Photo Credit: Justin Sebastian Photography
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