The Blueprint Collective

20/04/2026

10/04/2026

Designing for a brand with a 45-year legacy requires a delicate balance.

For Shri M Gopal Das Jewellers, a new chapter began with the third generation now becoming the torch bearer. Hence, we conceptualised a space that feels modern yet deeply rooted. We paired timeless marble and warm wood textures with a contemporary, bold blue palette and sleek architectural lines.

Every corner was crafted to reflect the trust built over decades, while offering a fresh, elevated experience for the modern client.

Project pictures dropping soon! 🥳

28/01/2026

A bar unit that reads as part of the wall rather than a separate insert.
The wooden mirror cladding adds depth without turning reflective, while the stone counter grounds the unit and keeps it visually contained.
It stays easy on the eye, even when the space is being used.

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22/01/2026

This bedroom is held together by how its surfaces behave with light.
Flat, light-toned planes stay continuous, while fluted glass is introduced only within the wardrobe to soften storage without breaking the elevation. The result is a room that stays visually present, even when everything is in use.

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18/01/2026

Planned around a U-shaped layout with a central island and tall storage completing the frame.
Light-toned acrylic and glass shutters, paired with a wood finish counter, keep the kitchen open, efficient, and easy to work in.

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10/01/2026

Warm light becomes the anchor in this bedroom, shaping the space more through presence than contrast.
Surfaces, colour, and form stay restrained, letting the atmosphere come through naturally.

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08/01/2026

Different palettes, one narrative — layered choices coming together as a whole.

A short glimpse into how colour, scale, and detail shape the experience of the home.

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03/10/2025

After keeping the bedroom calm and seamless, we wanted the dresser to echo the same mood.

A corner designed for everyday ease — bags, accessories, and a touch of glow!✨

Subtle luxury that doesn’t try too hard.

25/09/2025

I wanted this bedroom to feel luxurious, but not loud.

Swapped the usual solids for a striped fabric, brought footboards back in style, and kept the backdrop subtle — camouflaging the dressing room door with texture paint for a seamless finish.

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Project type: Residential Interior Design
Project name: Reddy Residence
Location: Hyderabad
Project Size: 9500 SqFt.
Principal Designer: Ar. Yashi Kanodia