Modern Heritage

DEMOLISHED ENTIRELY AND REBUILT FROM THE GROUND UP, THIS 1,200SQFT HOME IN KHAR, MUMBAI, MAY BE A NEW SHELL BUT HAS THE CHARISMA OF AN OLD SOUL

- FEATURE AVRIL NOEL D'SOUZA PHOTOGRAPHS YADNESH JOSHI STYLE PRAGATI NEGI

Named 14-Meo, as a quiet nod to the playful grace of its three feline residents, this residence was designed as a tactile meditation on memory, material and movement.

Pragati Negi, Karan Anand Shandilya and Rushil Bhatia, Principals, The Last Goldfish

PRAGATI NEGI, KARAN ANAND SHANDILYA AND RUSHIL BHATIA Principals, The Last Goldfish

More than a studio, The Last Goldfish is a narrative-driven atelier where architecture and interior design converge. Since its founding by Karan Anand Shandilya in 2014, the Mumbai-based practice has garnered acclaim for its nuanced approach to space-making. Today, Karan, partner Rushil Bhatia and lead stylist Pragati Negi, helm a diverse portfolio of over 40 projects across commercial, hospitality, and residential sectors. Their unique mastery extends beyond design into the very soul of a project, offering complete, bespoke journeys from strategic spatial planning and styling to meticulous execution and build.