Owning a luxury home is the dream of every person and it is not merely as status symbol. Though status plays an important role in it, it's more about enjoying all the comforts that you could think of in your home. In India, the term luxury is often misused by residential project developers, as you can see almost every second project being termed as a 'luxury project', while all they offer are basic amenities. So before getting into the nitty-gritties of the entire luxury scenario in India, let us first define what exactly classifies as a luxury home

• Large spaced home 3 to 4 BHK attached washrooms
• Balconies in every room
• Separate Theatre room and Bar
• Large Ground floor and upper living area
• Good size living room
• Expensive modular kitchen
• Servant room
• Store room
• Work Area
• Front and back sit out
• Floor to ceiling height more than 12ft
• Big Spacious Elevator
• Electronic Surveillance
• Swimming Pool
• Green Area around the home

Special Features

• Heavy Construction with extra large height
• 22 to 28 feet height round pillers
• Large size double side open doors
• Wide open Full Sized windows
• Low height Slope-roof house top
• 12 to 15 feet wider steps in front of main door
• British style design and concept
• Special structural deisgn for long life homes
• Extra Large room size
• A home to dream, dream to live in and dare to build it

Put simply, contemporary homes reflect the architecture of today. While you may think the definition makes it synonymous with modern architecture, that's actually a common misconception. Modern architecture refers to a style that was popularized from the 1920s to 1950s, one that impressed clean lines and stark minimalism. Contemporary architecture goes beyond that to define the ever evolving architectural styles of the 21st century. Most contemporary homes do have a modern flair to them, with design tweaks from postmodernism and deconstructivism, as well. An irregular, asymmetrical facade, strong emphasis on geometric shapes, Large windows, use of recycled building materials, Mixed materials on the exterior(e.g. wood and stones) One to two stories, an open floor plan, lots of natural light, grenn systems for plumbing, electrical and air-conditioning, a flexible layout suited to meet the family's need. A modern contemporary home is dynamic in design and creative in design. It breaks away from traditional aesthetic and truly has a distinctive feeling unlike any other home design. Modern Contemporary homes are constantly changing in shape and style, as they reflect the time, we live in. However, there are some features that the majority of these homes always embrace. Contemporary homes are typically void of excessive frills and mostly focus on function. They integrate a variety of features from the past with current Lifestyle concepts in order to build character and practicality.

The Cottage is, typically, a small house. It may carry the connotation of being an old or old fashion building. In modern usage a cottage is usually a modest often cosy dwelling, typically in a rural or semi rural location. The word comes from the architecture of England, where it originally referred to house with ground floor living space and an upper floor of one or more bedrooms fitting under the eaves. In British English the term now denotes a small dwelling of traditional build, although it can also be applied to Modern construction designed to resemble traditional houses. In popular modern culture the term Cottage is used in a more general and romantic context and can date from any era but the term is usually applied to pre-modern dwellings. Older, Pre-Victorian cottages tend to have restricted height and often have construction Timber exposed, sometimes intruding into the living space. We are the first company in India to introduce this concept with full technical and free advice to our clients.

Kerala style homes have a charm of their own. And of course, certain traditional features are the highlights in such homes. The layouts of Kerala style homes are generally quite spacious. Well, the house caters to each members needs and Keralite's pay special attention to future additions such as a new bride or further expansions. Since Kerala climate is tropical, humidity persists almost around the year and that automatically calls for a good ventilation. So, rooms tend to have at least two Windows with the common size. Tropical climate means heavy rainfall. Naturally, Kerala style homes commonly opt for a sloped roof construction method. Sit-out with traditional backrests(chaarupadi) and work area are the integral part of the Kerala style homes.

• Latest Elevation
• True traditional plan complies with Vasstu
• Privacy maintained space management
• Extra-large size car porch
• Foundation to finish all branded material
• Custom made homes are at your comfort
• Floor plan, Elevation and materials, all as per your choice
• Live in luxury at a price that won't break the bank
• Everyone's dream home is different. If you can dream it, we can build it

Colonial style houses are houses which were built during the colonial period in the United States, in which the English, French, German and Spanish all had colonies scattered across various parts of the North America. The term "Colonial style house" may also refer to colonial Revival houses, modern houses which are meant to evoke the colonial style. Local building materials usually had an impact on the type of architecture used, as did the Origins of the builders, many of whom built homes in styles which were familiar and comfortable.

• Colonial style homes are elegant in look and compact in design
• Nature friendly with more ventilation
• Slope roof terrace protect home from rain and give more life to the building
• More space and protect from direct heat
• Extra large windows and doors give more air circulation inside the home
• Shuttered car porch keeps you valuable cars clean and safe
• Usage of natural stone gives more strength and keep your home cool
• Attic area provides space for more storage
• Colonial style homes are one of the dream homes in India