Experience the Modern Tropical Living with a 2305 Square Foot House

If you're looking for a home that perfectly blends modern and tropical design styles, then look no further! This 2305 square foot house offers a unique and stylish living experience that's perfect for those who appreciate a touch of nature in their home design. With a total area of 2305 square feet, this house is both spacious and functional.

The house has a sleek, contemporary appearance thanks to the flat roof, and the brown terracotta jali* on the first floor balcony gives it a hint of tropical coziness. A pergola glass roof covers the first-floor balcony as well, making it the ideal place for unwinding and soaking in the view. The use of stone and wood-like textures on the right side of the front elevation gives the house a rustic, organic appearance. Design send by D STONE Architecture from Calicut, Kerala.

Square feet details
Total Area : 2305 Sq.Ft.
No. of bedrooms : 4
Design style : Contemporary tropical

Facility details

• Sit out
• Living room
• Dining
• No. of bedrooms : 4
• No. of Bathrooms : 4
• Kitchen
• Courtyard
• Upper living
• Balcony
• Open terrace

The modern architecture and tropical warmth of this 2305 square foot tropical style modern contemporary home are the ideal combination. It's the perfect house for people who value comfort and style thanks to its roomy layout. This home will far surpass your expectations whether you're a family or a single person seeking for a place to call home. This house is sure to exceed your expectations.

Other Designs by D STONE Architecture
For more details of this home, contact (Home design in Calicut [Kozhikode])
D STONE Architecture
Nr.Bus stand,Ramanattukara,Calicut, Kerala
Mob:+91 9072 77 88 11
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*What is Jali?
In Indian architecture, ornate stone or marble lattice screens or window screens that are meant to exclude light and offer privacy are referred to as "jali." They are frequently utilized in Indian residences, particularly in traditional and heritage structures, in balconies, verandas, and other architectural aspects. Jalis can be carved with sophisticated designs, such as geometric patterns and floral themes, and can be constructed from a range of materials, such as clay, stone, marble, and wood. Jali is a popular material among architects and designers because it gives a touch of tradition, culture, and beauty to a building's design.