Studio Mumbai Indian — style reimagining

Style

Studio Mumbai Indian

Inspired by Bijoy Jain (Studio Mumbai), Charles Correa, Sameep Padora· no affiliation

Hand-cut basalt + brass + teak + tropical climate response — Bijoy Jain Studio Mumbai refined Indian residential.

• Hand-cut local basalt or sandstone walls with visible craft — never thin veneer.
• Heavy teak or burma-teak post-and-beam structure visible — Indian craft tradition.
• Hand-fired clay tile or copper standing-seam roof with deep overhangs.
• Floor-to-ceiling teak louvered shutters as primary fenestration — operable for tropical climate.

Scope

Light remodel

New paint, siding, roof, and finishes — the structure stays put.

Replace the exterior materials in the chosen style while keeping every structural element exactly. Best for solid bones with dated finishes. This is what most renovations call 'a refresh.'

Typical cost

$150K–400K

Timeline

3–5 months