The skylit central courtyard of Confluence, a farmhouse in Mysuru — carved timber pillars, laterite walls and a tiled pool

TaRE

Design Studio

We design spaces that shape how you live, work & gather.

(01) The Studio

Tāre is a multidisciplinary design practice crafting thoughtful, context-driven spaces across architecture, interiors, landscape and construction.

The terracotta jaali of Tāre HQ, Mysuru

Every project begins with its own context — never a predetermined style.

From contemporary residences to warm, rooted farmhouses, we draw the architecture, the rooms and the land around them as one idea — and stay on site until it is built.

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(02) Selected Work

Spaces with their
own context

(03) What we do

(04) Process

The work behind
the work

Listen

Every project starts with the people who will use it — how they move, gather and rest. We spend time where you live and work now, and ask about the mornings and the monsoons, the guests and the quiet hours. The brief we write together becomes the measure every later decision is checked against.

Read the site

Light, climate, neighbours, what already stands. Context comes before style. We walk the site at different hours, trace the sun and the wind, and note the trees worth keeping and the views worth framing. Local materials and ways of building often answer questions before a single line is drawn.

Design as one

Architecture, interiors and landscape drawn together — one idea, one studio. Walls, joinery and gardens grow from the same sketches, so a courtyard, the room beside it and the light between them are resolved as one place. You see the whole project early, room by room and season by season.

Build

We stay on site until the drawings become rooms, detail by detail. We work alongside contractors and craftspeople, check every joint and finish, and keep you informed at each stage — so what gets built is what was drawn, and what was promised.

Traditional references are not recreated for nostalgia. They are reinterpreted for the way we live now.