Shabeer Mohammed
Founder & Principal
Architecture, site delivery and the turnkey contract.
The studio
We design and build the spaces people spend their lives in. Here is how we decide what goes in them.
In short
We design and build the spaces people spend their lives in — homes, cafés, salons and barbershops, clinics, showrooms and offices across India and the Middle East.
Drawings, joinery, services and finishes sit under one contract, run by one team, to one schedule.

Inside the studio
Samples get argued over in daylight before anything is specified, and furniture is drawn by hand before it is drawn to scale.
Choosing the palette
The board
Furniture, by hand first
Drawing setWho you will work with
The people who draw your project are the people who turn up on site. Nothing is handed to a department you never meet.
Founder & Principal
Architecture, site delivery and the turnkey contract.
Founder & Design Director
Interiors, furniture design and the drawing set.
Senior Interior Designer
Residential interiors and detailing.
Project Architect
Commercial fit-out and services coordination.
3D Visualiser
Walkthroughs, stills and material studies.
Site Supervisor
Sequencing trades and holding the schedule.
Junior Designer
Drawing sets, samples and client presentations.
Head of Joinery
The bench, the machines and what gets made in-house.
How we decide
These are the positions we will push back on you about. Everything else — colour, style, how traditional or how modern — is yours to decide, and we will draw it either way.
We plan where daylight lands and where every lamp sits before a single material is chosen. An ordinary surface in good light will beat an expensive one in bad light, every time, and it costs a fraction.
Most interiors fail because nobody counted what had to go in them. We measure what you actually own — the suitcases, the mixer, the stock cartons, the spare chairs — and design storage for that, not for a render.
Coastal humidity lifts veneer and swells MDF; Gulf heat and dust punish anything with a cheap mechanism. We specify for how a space looks after five years in its own climate, not on handover day.
Budget goes to the handles, the edges, the switch plates and the places a hand lands. Nobody strokes a false ceiling. They do open that drawer four times a day.
Next step
If you disagree with any of the four, say so — the best projects here started with a client who had a firm opinion.