ELEGANCE, REIMAGINED SOFTLY

A fusion of geometry and modern restraint, this mansion is a light-filled sanctuary where proportion and craft convene in a timeless symphony

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A paradigm of architectural poise, the Rosewood Villa exhibits an equilibrium between classical artistry and modern refinement that feels neither nostalgic nor aggressively modern. Designed by principal architect of Studio EFI Megha Meelu, it reimagines timeless architecture through clean lines, harmony of proportion, and generous light. Set in a quiet tree-lined enclave, the villa embodies the studio's allegiance to emotional resonance, material integrity, and the choreography of light. Classical geometry blends with open spaces, while a palette of rosewood, veined stone, glass, and metal creates an understated aesthetic. This is design that understands restraint as a form of luxury, where what is left out matters as much as what is included. The living room opens to the lawn through uninterrupted glazing, filled with light that highlights the coffered ceiling and hand-finished floor. A sculptural chandelier descends into the double-height volume, grounding the space gently while low, muted furniture keeps the focus on the landscape, making it the villa's true protagonist.