ADND

25/05/2026

23/05/2026

Antaraal
We refuse continuity-the violence of seamlessness, the demand that space must always perform and produce.
Antaraal is an act of architectural disobedience.
It does not enclose, protect, or obediently serve function.
It interrupts between sense and sensibility, between perception and awareness where lies a moment architecture is long ignored-the interval where meaning hesitates. Antaraal exists to hold this hesitation.
Photography :
india .veneers

18/05/2026

The team behind the kulhads, the chai breaks, the chaos, the calm, the last-minute fixes, the endless calls and somehow… making it all come together. 😜
india truly felt special this year.
Heartwarming to see the response and even more beautiful to see so many people come together to make it happen.

Special mention to the one and only — who worked tirelessly through it all. This honestly wouldn’t have been possible without him.

— for anchoring the design and still being available on call during his honeymoon. 😜
(Hopefully forgiven by now.)

— for bringing her trademark enthusiasm and never-say-die attitude to every situation.

To the entire team who showed up before and during the event with full energy and patience — thank you for holding everything together.

And of course Manish and Nilesh from our “hospitality wing” 😜 — serving chai and reinforcing the idea of the pause, one kulhad at a time.

To Antaraal and everyone working quietly in the background — this was all of us together. ✨
india .veneers

17/05/2026

ANTARAAL | DESIGN POV

16/05/2026

A choreography of senses | ANTARAAL

Visit us at Design Pov booth no G11
india .veneers

15/05/2026

A choreography of senses | ANTARAAL

Visit us at Design Pov india .veneers

11/05/2026

Ekalaya House | Coming Soon

08/05/2026

Ekalaya House | Baroda

Illustration :
Team :

06/05/2026

Good design is not an accident.
It is a result of rigour, reflection, and restraint.
At ADND, the process is not a phase—
it is the foundation.

01/05/2026

Not everything that builds a space is visible when it’s done.

The hands that corrected, reworked, stayed back, carried, and cared — long before the final photograph.

A finished project may carry one name, but it is never built alone.

This Labour Day, we acknowledge the ones who move on before the space is ever seen — yet leave a part of themselves in it.