Most homes today are assembled rather than designed — a catalogue wardrobe here, a template layout there, finished fast enough that no one on site remembers why a switch ended up where it did. Jeevana is the answer to that: worked slower, on purpose, at the scale of a building as much as a room.

Every wardrobe, shutter and handle position is drawn against the site's real dimensions, not borrowed from a standard detail. The plan is made to hold its logic before a single wall goes up, rather than fixed later with furniture.

At its centre sits a dedicated music room — a woven-cane acoustic wall, a wide desk of monitors and synths beneath a black-framed window, and a single deep-seated chair. Around it the house stays quiet and considered, staying close to the joinery until it lines up exactly the way it was drawn.