Saka: architecture:interiors:urbanism

Saka: architecture:interiors:urbanism saka is a boutique design practice established by Swanzal Kak Kapoor and Atal Kapoor with a focus on innovative and timeless spaces that achieve excellence

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14/07/2026

Fifteen months of returning to Devendra Bhawan. Nearly a decade of conversations before the first drawing was ever made.

Restoration asks for patience. It begins with listening—uncovering histories, honouring those who came before, and understanding what deserves to endure.

Every visit, every conversation, every measured detail became part of a slower, more thoughtful process. Drawings evolved. Materials were questioned. Every piece of furniture was documented with care. Not to recreate the past, but to help it live on.

How joyous this journey has been together with Gayatri singh and Sudhir Singh Dungarpur .Deep gratitude to the Jeernodhar team—Nilesh, Sateesh, Moti, and Ritvika—and to Shubhi and Fenil from the Saka Studio team for walking this journey together.

There is still much to do. But the privilege of restoring a home with such history is, in itself, the greatest reward.

06/07/2026

A way of seeing:
Architecture and interiors are often thought of as ‘designing’ spaces.
The truth is that all creation of space is energetic alignment , creating a’shared world’ where all inhabitants Feel a sense of ease and a resonance that is elevating and freeing.
The expression varies and shifts with regard to context but the underlying intentions stay the same: ecological consciousness and cultural specificity. And the values of timelessnes, repose, beauty, sensory richness and dynamic value.
This has been our endeavour
Journey and guiding principles at
Saka studio..
27 years
and still curious, still aware
and still learning..
Watch this space for more to Follow.
Design matters

Spatial Pauses is a series about the moments between architecture and everyday life.Not the rooms themselves, but the co...
04/07/2026

Spatial Pauses is a series about the moments between architecture and everyday life.

Not the rooms themselves, but the corners that quietly hold them together. A shaft of light, the rhythm of a wall, the space between furniture, the stillness before conversation begins.

These are the places that rarely appear on a floor plan, yet they often become the most memorable parts of a home.
Photo Credits : Amit Pasricha Team: Pr. Swanzal Kak Kapoor, Fenil Chacko, Vinu Varghese
MinimalLiving DesignNarrative IndianArchitecture InteriorArchitecture

Warmth is never accidental.It lives in the grain of timber, the softness of natural light, and the restraint to let mate...
01/07/2026

Warmth is never accidental.

It lives in the grain of timber, the softness of natural light, and the restraint to let materials speak for themselves.

A space is not only defined by what we see.It lives in the moments we touch —the pull of a door,the weight of a handle,t...
29/06/2026

A space is not only defined by what we see.

It lives in the moments we touch —
the pull of a door,
the weight of a handle,
the quiet interaction between material and hand.

Every curve, finish and detail is designed to belong.

The Quiet Details — The Handle
A study of the elements that shape everyday experiences.

G house:  A wall is more than a surface.It holds texture, rhythm, and emotion.This handcrafted detail transforms a simpl...
25/06/2026

G house: A wall is more than a surface.
It holds texture, rhythm, and emotion.

This handcrafted detail transforms a simple plane into an architectural element — where recessed niches, soft illumination, and shadow create depth through restraint.

A quiet composition of light and material, designed to be experienced slowly. (Soul spaces sensory richness timelessness)

Time slows down in heritage spaces..and listening to the layers of past and hearing the call of the future are key to se...
18/12/2025

Time slows down in heritage spaces..and listening to the layers of past and hearing the call of the future are key to sensitive restoration.Delight and wonder at Devendra Bhawan in Dungarpur..witnessing a home coming slowly back to life!😊

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