SPdc

SPdc Young multidisciplinary firm headed by Ar. Piyush & Ar.

Sonal working on architectural & interior design projects to design the built environment around you, which is in resonance with its natural environment.

17/04/2026

Every surface we walk on holds a story of choices made before it ever meets the eye.

The balconies at Dune House are not just an extension of the interior—it is a space where material exploration finds its most tactile expression. The process of laying terracotta brick pavers becomes an exercise in patience, precision, and curiosity.

Terracotta, in its essence, carries a certain honesty. It responds to light, deepens with time, and connects the space back to the earth it originates from. In a balcony that mediates between inside and outside, this choice becomes especially significant—softening the threshold while grounding the experience.

The process also reflects a larger approach at —one that values exploration over convention. Flooring is not treated as a fixed decision, but as an opportunity to experiment, to understand how materials behave, age, and interact with their surroundings.

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14/04/2026

The making of a room is rarely seen—but always felt.

The living & dining room at Dune House is shaped as much by process as it is by design. What reads today as calm and effortless is the result of a deeply considered journey—where every material, junction, and proportion was resolved with intent.

An earthy palette anchors the space—muted plasters, warm woods, and tactile finishes that ground the room in a quiet sense of permanence. These materials do not seek attention; they age gracefully, holding memory within their textures.

Sunlight, however, becomes the defining layer. Streaming through expansive windows, it moves across the room like a slow narrative—softening edges, revealing grain, and bringing warmth to every surface it touches. It is this interplay of light and material that lends the space its emotional depth—transforming it from a built environment into a lived experience.

Behind this stillness lies an involved process from the team at . What could have been overwhelming was instead made intuitive, even enjoyable—allowing the client to remain connected to the journey without being weighed down by it.

The result is a living room that feels effortless, but carries within it the care, patience, and quiet dedication of many hands.

— where thoughtful processes shape spaces that feel as seamless to live in as they were to create.

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Where the home exhales—into landscape, light, and quiet continuity.The threshold between built form and landscape is oft...
11/04/2026

Where the home exhales—into landscape, light, and quiet continuity.

The threshold between built form and landscape is often where architecture finds its most poetic expression. At Dune House, this transition is neither abrupt nor defined—it is gently dissolved.

The garden becomes a mediating plane, a pause between intimacy and openness. It holds moments of stillness—a chair beneath the paved portico, the subtle sound of a fountain, the filtered light through foliage—before the eye is led further outward, toward the expansive calm of the golf course beyond.

Materiality reinforces this dialogue. Earth-toned plaster, textured stone, and verdant planting work in quiet harmony, ensuring that the transition from interior to exterior feels cohesive and unforced. The architecture does not compete with nature; it aligns with it.

What emerges is a home that does not end at its walls. It extends, breathes, and connects—allowing everyday life to unfold in constant conversation with the landscape it inhabits.

— crafting transitions where architecture and landscape merge seamlessly, creating spaces that extend beyond boundaries into lived experience.

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09/04/2026

Certain spaces don’t open outward—they draw you inward, only to gift you a horizon.

Tucked beneath the sloping roof, this attic at Dune House redefines what it means to inhabit the in-between. What could have been a residual space is instead carefully articulated into a sanctuary—intimate in scale, yet expansive in experience.

The architecture leans into its geometry. The pitched ceiling is not concealed but celebrated—its timber-lined planes converging to frame a singular, arresting aperture. This large, gridded window becomes the soul of the space, choreographing a quiet dialogue between interior stillness and the vastness beyond.

From here, the view unfolds gently—water stretching into the distance, sky dissolving into soft gradients of light. It is a scene that changes with time, yet always feels constant. The attic, in this moment, becomes less a room and more a threshold—where one can pause, reflect, and simply exist alongside the landscape.

The material palette remains grounded and tactile. Woven textures, low seating, and muted tones create a sense of ease—allowing the body to relax, the mind to wander. Nothing disrupts the visual axis; every element is deliberately kept low and unobtrusive, ensuring the horizon remains uninterrupted.

There is a quiet humility in how the space is used. It does not impose function but invites interpretation—a place to read, to rest, to gather thoughts. It acknowledges that sometimes, the most meaningful spaces are the ones that ask the least of you.

- shaping spaces that transform overlooked corners into moments of pause, where architecture frames not just views, but feelings.

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Some rooms don’t try hard to impress—they simply feel like they belong to you.This bedroom at Dune House is conceived as...
07/04/2026

Some rooms don’t try hard to impress—they simply feel like they belong to you.

This bedroom at Dune House is conceived as a quiet canvas—where earth, light, and craft come together in a language of restraint. The palette leans into soft, sun-warmed neutrals, allowing the space to feel grounded yet weightless, as though it has gently settled into its surroundings over time.

Sunlight becomes an active participant in the architecture. It filters in softly, washing the walls in a muted glow—revealing textures, deepening tones, and lending the room a sense of calm continuity through the day. Nothing feels abrupt; everything transitions with a quiet rhythm.

Hand painted wall mural by local artists brings an organic narrative to the room, where delicate botanicals and fleeting birds unfold across the walls. It is not merely an aesthetic layer, but an extension of the landscape outside—blurring the boundary between built form and nature, between art and architecture.

The furniture remains intentionally understated. Cane, wood, and woven textures introduce tactility without excess, allowing the mural and light to take precedence. Every element feels considered, yet unforced—holding space rather than filling it.

What emerges is a room that feels intimate and honest. A space shaped not just by design decisions, but by human hands, by patience, and by a sensitivity to what a home should quietly offer—comfort, familiarity, and a sense of belonging.

- crafting spaces where material, light, and artistry come together to create environments that are not just seen, but deeply felt.

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220, 2nd Floor, B-Block, Crystal Arcade, Near Lodhipara Chowk, Rajeev Nagar, Shankar Nagar Road
Raipur
492001

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