House of Curves

Agarwal’s Residence, a 600-square-yard home in Agra, explores contemporary living through a dialogue between architectural geometry and the softness of nature. Conceived around the refined sensibilities of its residents, the multi-level residence combines clean lines with organic forms and integrated greenery.

The façade composes white walls and concrete volumes with curved elements, three arched openings screened with slatted panels and a large cantilevered upper structure. Circular cut-outs, cascading planting and horizontal slatted elements add rhythm and depth, while a small garden softens the street edge.

The interiors extend this contrast, bringing together the rigour of modern architecture with fluid, organic forms. Rounded furniture and a raw, neutral palette create a calm retreat from the geometry of the exterior, allowing art, nature and materiality to coexist. The residence ultimately becomes a contemporary haven of calm and contemplation, designed to nurture both comfort and well-being.