Seedtree

When the client said "make it unique" — we went to a scrap yard.

Old doors. Exposed pipes. Salvaged furniture.

Not a compromise. A concept.

The brief: a photography studio office in Surat.

590 sq.ft. Second floor. One window. Tight budget.

So instead of hiding the building — we made it the design.
The electrical conduit pipes became the branches of a Banyan Tree.

Spreading across the ceiling. Hanging down as lights.

Terminating at the switchboard-like roots in the ground.

Old panel doors from a scrap yard became partitions.

Cut into 150×150mm panels. Fitted with light fixtures.

Hung from rope. Finished in warm tones.

That's how a door became a chandelier.

Every "problem" in this space became a decision.

Every constraint became a character.

This is the philosophy I carry into every Seedtree project.
Design doesn't need a big budget.

It needs intention.
📍 Project 1860 — The Soulmate Story, Surat
📐 590 sq.ft · ₹15L · ₹2,542/sq.ft · Completed 2019

(Designed at my previous firm Bondstudio Architects)
If your office space feels generic and you want it to say something —



Start with a conversation.

👦 Son Bedroom

A fresh and cozy environment tailored for comfort and individuality.
Soft colors, clean furniture lines, and functional layouts ensure the room remains adaptable and practical.

The design encourages relaxation while leaving room for personalization as the space evolves over time.

Design Credit : .atodaria

🌿 Guest Bedroom

Designed with simplicity and warmth to make every guest feel at home.
Neutral tones, minimal décor, and balanced lighting create a welcoming and clutter-free environment.

A space that reflects understated elegance while ensuring comfort and functionality.
Design Credit: Karan Atodaria MAHEK DESAI