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The Brass Screen Villa

The Brass Screen Villa

Villa interiors · Pudur

Villa interiors in ivory and walnut, where brass-framed fluted glass screens divide the rooms without closing them off.

Fact sheet

Location
Pudur
Type
Villa interiors
Scope
Design + Build
  • 01Brass-framed fluted glass screens
  • 02Open stair beside the dining
  • 03Wood-and-copper kitchen

The story

Brief to handover.

The idea

A villa where the ground floor flows from living to dining to kitchen, but each space still feels like its own room. The answer was a set of tall, brass-framed fluted glass screens — they divide without blocking light.

The details

Ivory walls and floors keep the house bright; walnut, marble and copper bring warmth. The open stair rises beside the dining table under a brass chandelier, and the kitchen pairs walnut cabinets with copper-toned fronts. Bedrooms continue the palette with lit wardrobes and panelled headboard walls.

From line to life

Every stage, one team.

The Brass Screen Villa — Drawing stageThe Brass Screen Villa — Completed stage

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Living room — brass-framed fluted glass screens beyond the sofa
Living room — sectional sofa between fluted panels and brass wall lights
Brass-framed fluted glass screens dividing living and dining
Marble and fluted media wall
Lounge with the open stair behind a glass screen
Kitchen — copper-toned cabinets under back-lit shelves
Kitchen corner with oven tower and open stair
Dining under a brass chandelier, with the kitchen beyond
Dining table and stair under the chandelier
Bedroom — panelled headboard wall and lit wardrobe
Bedroom with a glass-fronted wardrobe

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