atelierr289

19/01/2026

We designed this Lap Store with a lot ofclarity in mind.

Less clutter.More focus.Better business.

Our prime design was all about Clean layout Focused lighting and Calm, welcoming colours.

Every detail guides the customer naturally
from entry to billing.

Because good retail design
doesn’t distract it sells.
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29/07/2025

✨Compact. Clever. Customer-focused.
Laptop 360 is proof that small spaces can still be spacious — with the right design.
📍Laptop 360 is a compact commercial space designed to meet multiple requirements within a limited area. The space includes a reception table, a display table, and dedicated storage for laptops. To accommodate customer interactions, a foldable discussion table with profile lighting was added, allowing customers to sit and discuss their preferences comfortably. A mirrored grid ceiling enhances the sense of space, while a soft pastel sky blue palette for furniture and beige-white walls keeps the environment light and open. A dedicated review corner lets customers share their feedback on both service and products.
💻Project name - Laptop 360
Project Series/Documentation - 02
Typology - Commercial
Status - Completed 2025.
Design Team: .designs
Photography:

28/07/2025

24/07/2025

✨Compact. Clever. Customer-focused.
Laptop Hub 360 is proof that small spaces can still be spacious — with the right design.
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21/06/2025

Project name - The Hornbill Jungle Resort
Project Series/Documentation - 01 Typology - Hospitality Phase 1 - Completed 2025.
Design Team: .designs
Photography:
Located in Kil Kotagiri, this resort project is developed within a 16-acre landholding owned by a client with an established background in hospitality, operating a boarding and lodging facility in Kotagiri. With a vision to expand part of their land, the client sought to create a boutique resort that would offer an intimate and curated guest experience.
The initial brief called for the development of 10 guest rooms, along with a reception, dining space, restaurant, and kitchen. However, as part of Phase 1, the project has been realized with 6 guest rooms, a dining area, kitchen, and janitor facilities, carefully planned and constructed to respond sensitively to the site's natural setting.
The site’s mild contours were meticulously studied to position the rooms with minimal intervention, preserving the integrity of the land while maximizing natural views and privacy for each room.
Locally sourced natural stone, excavated directly from the site, was extensively used in the construction to establish a strong material connection between architecture and landscape. Existing features — including an arched building and a treehouse — were retained and integrated into the masterplan, honoring the original character of the site.
At the site's lowest level, a perennial stream flows through, creating a constant natural soundscape that enhances the sensory experience of the development.
This marks the beginning of the detailed documentation of the project — the design and construction journey will continue to unfold in the upcoming posts.
•Interior Views •Kotagiri •Premium Rooms •Interior Design •Phase One Completed •Architecture meets Nature •Natural Stone •Into the Woods •Nature Getaway

17/06/2025

Project name - The Hornbill Jungle Resort
Premium Room View - Project Series/Documentation - 01 Typology - Hospitality Phase 1 - Completed 2025.
Design Team: .designs
Photography:
Located in Kil Kotagiri, this resort project is developed within a 16-acre landholding owned by a client with an established background in hospitality, operating a boarding and lodging facility in Kotagiri. With a vision to expand part of their land, the client sought to create a boutique resort that would offer an intimate and curated guest experience.
The initial brief called for the development of 10 guest rooms, along with a reception, dining space, restaurant, and kitchen. However, as part of Phase 1, the project has been realized with 6 guest rooms, a dining area, kitchen, and janitor facilities, carefully planned and constructed to respond sensitively to the site's natural setting.
The site’s mild contours were meticulously studied to position the rooms with minimal intervention, preserving the integrity of the land while maximizing natural views and privacy for each room.
Locally sourced natural stone, excavated directly from the site, was extensively used in the construction to establish a strong material connection between architecture and landscape. Existing features — including an arched building and a treehouse — were retained and integrated into the masterplan, honoring the original character of the site.
At the site's lowest level, a perennial stream flows through, creating a constant natural soundscape that enhances the sensory experience of the development.
This marks the beginning of the detailed documentation of the project — the design and construction journey will continue to unfold in the upcoming posts.
•Interior Views •Kotagiri •Premium Rooms •Interior Design •Phase One Completed •Architecture meets Nature •Natural Stone •Into the Woods •Nature Getaway

11/06/2025

Project name - The Hornbill Jungle Resort
Dining Views - Project Series/Documentation - 01
Typology - Hospitality Phase 1 - Completed 2025.
Design Team: .designs
Photography:
Located in Kil Kotagiri, this resort project is developed within a 16-acre landholding owned by a client with an established background in hospitality, operating a boarding and lodging facility in Kotagiri. With a vision to expand part of their land, the client sought to create a boutique resort that would offer an intimate and curated guest experience.
The initial brief called for the development of 10 guest rooms, along with a reception, dining space, restaurant, and kitchen. However, as part of Phase 1, the project has been realized with 6 guest rooms, a dining area, kitchen, and janitor facilities, carefully planned and constructed to respond sensitively to the site's natural setting.
The site’s mild contours were meticulously studied to position the rooms with minimal intervention, preserving the integrity of the land while maximizing natural views and privacy for each room.
Locally sourced natural stone, excavated directly from the site, was extensively used in the construction to establish a strong material connection between architecture and landscape. Existing features — including an arched building and a treehouse — were retained and integrated into the masterplan, honoring the original character of the site.
At the site's lowest level, a perennial stream flows through, creating a constant natural soundscape that enhances the sensory experience of the development.
This marks the beginning of the detailed documentation of the project — the design and construction journey will continue to unfold in the upcoming posts.
•Interior Views •Kotagiri •Premium Rooms •Interior Design •Phase One Completed •Architecture meets Nature •Natural Stone •Into the Woods •Nature Getaway

09/06/2025

Project name - The Hornbill Jungle Resort
Dining Views - Project Series/Documentation - 01
Typology - Hospitality Phase 1 - Completed 2025.
Design Team: .designs
Photography:
Located in Kil Kotagiri, this resort project is developed within a 16-acre landholding owned by a client with an established background in hospitality, operating a boarding and lodging facility in Kotagiri. With a vision to expand part of their land, the client sought to create a boutique resort that would offer an intimate and curated guest experience.
The initial brief called for the development of 10 guest rooms, along with a reception, dining space, restaurant, and kitchen. However, as part of Phase 1, the project has been realized with 6 guest rooms, a dining area, kitchen, and janitor facilities, carefully planned and constructed to respond sensitively to the site's natural setting.
The site’s mild contours were meticulously studied to position the rooms with minimal intervention, preserving the integrity of the land while maximizing natural views and privacy for each room.
Locally sourced natural stone, excavated directly from the site, was extensively used in the construction to establish a strong material connection between architecture and landscape. Existing features — including an arched building and a treehouse — were retained and integrated into the masterplan, honoring the original character of the site.
At the site's lowest level, a perennial stream flows through, creating a constant natural soundscape that enhances the sensory experience of the development.
This marks the beginning of the detailed documentation of the project — the design and construction journey will continue to unfold in the upcoming posts.
•Dining •Kotagiri •Interior Views •Interior Design •Phase One Completed •Architecture meets Nature •Natural Stone •Into the Woods •Nature Getaway

06/06/2025

Project name - The Hornbill Jungle Resort
Elevation Views - Project Series/Documentation - 01
Typology - Hospitality Phase 1 - Completed 2025.
Design Team: .designs
Photography:
Located in Kil Kotagiri, this resort project is developed within a 16-acre landholding owned by a client with an established background in hospitality, operating a boarding and lodging facility in Kotagiri. With a vision to expand part of their land, the client sought to create a boutique resort that would offer an intimate and curated guest experience.
The initial brief called for the development of 10 guest rooms, along with a reception, dining space, restaurant, and kitchen. However, as part of Phase 1, the project has been realized with 6 guest rooms, a dining area, kitchen, and janitor facilities, carefully planned and constructed to respond sensitively to the site's natural setting.
The site’s mild contours were meticulously studied to position the rooms with minimal intervention, preserving the integrity of the land while maximizing natural views and privacy for each room.
Locally sourced natural stone, excavated directly from the site, was extensively used in the construction to establish a strong material connection between architecture and landscape. Existing features — including an arched building and a treehouse — were retained and integrated into the masterplan, honoring the original character of the site.
At the site's lowest level, a perennial stream flows through, creating a constant natural soundscape that enhances the sensory experience of the development.
This marks the beginning of the detailed documentation of the project — the design and construction journey will continue to unfold in the upcoming posts.
•Premium Rooms •Kotagiri •Interior Views •Interior Design •Phase One Completed •Architecture meets Nature •Natural Stone •Into the Woods •Nature Getaway

02/06/2025

Project name - The Hornbill Jungle Resort
Elevation Views - Project Series/Documentation - 01
Typology - Hospitality Phase 1 - Completed 2025.
Design Team: .designs
Photography: .taniga
Located in Kil Kotagiri, this resort project is developed within a 16-acre landholding owned by a client with an established background in hospitality, operating a boarding and lodging facility in Kotagiri. With a vision to expand part of their land, the client sought to create a boutique resort that would offer an intimate and curated guest experience.
The initial brief called for the development of 10 guest rooms, along with a reception, dining space, restaurant, and kitchen. However, as part of Phase 1, the project has been realized with 6 guest rooms, a dining area, kitchen, and janitor facilities, carefully planned and constructed to respond sensitively to the site's natural setting.
The site’s mild contours were meticulously studied to position the rooms with minimal intervention, preserving the integrity of the land while maximizing natural views and privacy for each room.
Locally sourced natural stone, excavated directly from the site, was extensively used in the construction to establish a strong material connection between architecture and landscape. Existing features — including an arched building and a treehouse — were retained and integrated into the masterplan, honoring the original character of the site.
At the site's lowest level, a perennial stream flows through, creating a constant natural soundscape that enhances the sensory experience of the development.
This marks the beginning of the detailed documentation of the project — the design and construction journey will continue to unfold in the upcoming posts.
•Tree House •Kotagiri •Elevation Views •Architectural Design •Phase One Completed •Architecture meets Nature •Existing Tree House •Into the Woods •Nature Getaway