The bungalow in Karnataka that emerged from all this scheming spans some 16,000 sq. toes, 4 bedrooms and 6 loos, and reads extra like a thought-about argument for regional id than a residence. It is an oddly beneficiant scale for a household of three, plus one lately adopted kitten, although nothing right here feels extreme—each inch has been given a job to do, from ceremony to storage. Deep overhangs forged the sort of shadows that make afternoons bearable. Timber screens, permeable and exact, let gentle in with out letting the Kundapur solar run riot. Nothing right here apologises for the place it’s. The fabric palette, too, refuses to be diplomatic: jackfruit wooden stained to a deep umber, purple and black oxide underfoot, kota stone, laterite hauled from the area’s personal floor.
This 16,000-square-foot bungalow in Karnataka’s Kundapur refuses to be ordinary

