Sculptural Walls Inspired By The Intricate Detailing Of Indian Temple Architecture

Abin Design Studio has shared photos of an interior they designed for a gallery and store that displays Italian furniture in Kolkata, India.

The striking interior seamlessly blends the finesse and elegance of Italian craftsmanship with the vibrancy of Indian design traditions.

The designers took these traditions and included sculptural walls inspired by the intricate detailing of Indian temple architecture.

The intricate walls are made with meticulously crafted mouldings in Plaster of Paris, achieving a dynamic and visually stunning aesthetic.

These sculptural elements serve as a unique backdrop for the exhibition of Italian furniture pieces, creating a seamless interplay of textures, forms, and cultural influences.

Lighting in the ceiling allows shadows to be cast from the wall detailing, highlighting the intricate details of the designs.

Here’s a closer look at the walls and the various designs.

Here’s a few behind-the-scenes photos that provides a glimpse as to how the walls were made, as well as the floor plan.

Photography by Ashish Sahi | Office Name: Abin Design Studio | Lead Architect: Abin Chaudhuri | Design Team: Paromita Chatterjee and Svasti Agrawal | Site Coordinator: Sudip Sharma