The Stone Court Arrival
The wall does the work here. Sadarahalli granite, chiselled and coursed, runs the length of the hall so the late light rakes across it; a teak console floats off that wall with nothing underneath but a shadow gap and a warm strip; and one brass line in the kota floor walks you from the door to the courtyard. Everything else is a jaali, a frangipani and a bowl of water.
- Home
- Villa · entrance hall
- Room
- 16'0" × 8'0"
- Area
- about 128 sqft
- Ceiling
- double height / 10'6" over the passage
- Indicative band
- ₹4L – ₹7.7L*

Concept studyMood Board
Palette
Granite grey
Kota green-grey
Burma teak
Unlacquered brass
Warm white
Textures & materials
The wall does the work here. Sadarahalli granite, chiselled and coursed, runs the length of the hall so the late light rakes across it; a teak console floats off that wall with nothing underneath but a shadow gap and a warm strip; and one brass line in the kota floor walks you from the door to the courtyard. Everything else is a jaali, a frangipani and a bowl of water.
- A chiselled sadarahalli granite wall down the length of the hall
- A 7' Burma teak console floating off it, lit from underneath
- A brass inlay line in honed kota, from the door to the courtyard
Layout & Measurements
- 1Sadarahalli granite wall · 10'0" × 0'5"
- 2Floating teak console 7' · 7'0" × 1'6"
- 3Teak jaali screen · 0'4" × 7'7"
- 4Courtyard light well · 4'4" × 7'2"
- 5Brass inlay line 11' · 11'0" × 0'1"
- 6Dhurrie 9'×3' · 9'0" × 3'0"
Top wall is the far wall of the photograph. Solid blocks are built joinery, light ones loose furniture, dashed outlines rugs.
Drawn to scale from the design's working measurements. Adapted to your room's exact dimensions during design development.
| Element | Size | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Kota stone floor | 128 sqft | honed, 2'×2' slabs, laid to the brass line |
| Granite feature wall | 10'0" × 10'6" | chiselled, coursed in 1'9" bands, dry-clad |
| Floating teak console | 7'0" × 1'6" | 32" high, three drawers, a 3" shadow gap with a warm strip in it |
| Teak jaali screen | 7'6" × 10'6" | 1" battens at 2" centres, floor to soffit |
| Brass inlay line | 11'0" run | 10 mm flat brass, set flush in the kota joint, mitred at the turn |
| Teak pivot door | 4'0" × 8'0" | offset pivot, a 5' brass pull on the outer face; behind the camera, on the near wall |
Material Breakdown
Indicative Bengaluru market bands, updated September 2026; a detailed BOQ follows a site visit. Every row names the brand and grade behind its rate — the low band is the studio's standard, the high band the upgrade.
| Element | Specification | Indicative rate | Quantity / note | Brand & grade |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sadarahalli granite cladding | Chiselled granite in coursed bands, dry-clad on an MS frame | ₹450 – 850 / sqft | ~120 sqft | Sadarahalli grey, machine-chiselled at the standard, hand-dressed at the upgrade |
| Floating teak console | Console on a concealed MS bracket, three drawers, lit shadow gap | ₹95,000 – 185,000 | — | Century marine ply in teak veneer at the standard, solid Burma teak at the upgrade; Hettich runners |
| Teak jaali screen | Vertical battens on a treated frame, floor to soffit | ₹600 – 1,100 / sqft | ~70 sqft | Treated pine at the standard, FSC Burma teak at the upgrade, ICA PU |
| Teak pivot door | 8' pivot leaf with a 5' brass pull, offset floor pivot | ₹145,000 – 290,000 | — | Engineered teak core at the standard, solid Burma teak at the upgrade; Ozone or Dorma pivot |
| Lime plaster to the passage | Lime plaster on the passage walls and soffit returns | ₹150 – 280 / sqft | ~180 sqft | Asian Paints Nilaya lime finish at the standard, hand-troweled lime at the upgrade |
| Lighting | One brass sconce, a concealed strip under the console and a grazer on the stone, all on one dimmer | ₹32,000 – 68,000 | — | Philips 2700K strip and driver at the standard, Jaquar Lighting on a Legrand dimmer at the upgrade |
Furniture & Décor
| Item | Size | Indicative band | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brass urli | 24" dia | ₹18,000 – 52,000 | unlacquered, on a stone pad, flowers floated daily |
| Cotton dhurrie | 9'×3' | ₹9,000 – 26,000 | undyed handloom, Panipat or Bhadohi |
| Framed artwork | one large | ₹15,000 – 65,000 | contemporary Indian work in a slim oak frame |
| Stoneware and books | curated | ₹6,000 – 18,000 | — |
| Frangipani and courtyard planting | one tree + bed | ₹12,000 – 35,000 | in the light well, on the building's own drainage |
Brands & Grades
The categories this room draws on, and nothing it does not. The low end of every band is the studio's standard; the high end is the upgrade. The same carcass, hardware, checks and warranty sit under both. Open a category for what the choice does to the price.
| Category | Standard · low band | Upgrade · high band |
|---|---|---|
Carcass plywoodPriceThe same on both bands. The carcass is never where a price moves, and never MDF or particle board. | Century Sainik 710 or Greenply Gold, IS:710 BWP grade | Century Club Prime 710 |
Joinery finishPriceShutter or drawer-front area, low to high: laminate about ₹1,500 – 1,800 / sqft, membrane ₹1,600 – 1,900, acrylic ₹2,200 – 2,800, framed matt PU ₹2,400 – 2,800, Aristo glass ₹2,600 – 3,400, veneer + PU ₹3,000 – 3,400, lacquered glass ₹2,800 – 3,900. A shaker profile is routed from one piece of HDHMR at the low band and built as a five-piece frame at the high. | Merino or Greenlam 1 mm laminate; PVC membrane on routed HDHMR | Senosan or Rehau acrylic; ICA or Sirca matt PU; Natural Veneers or Greenlam Decowood veneer under ICA PU; Aristo aluminium-framed glass; AIS Décor lacquered glass at the top |
HardwarePricePer full run of drawers and doors — a wardrobe wall, a kitchen — about ₹45,000 – 55,000 at the standard, ₹95,000 – 1,15,000 in Blum. | Hettich Innotech Atira drawers and Sensys hinges; Häfele fittings | Blum Legrabox drawers, Aventos lift-ups |
Stone claddingPrice₹450 – 1,100 / sqft as interior work; dry-clad on an MS frame above 10'. Stone floors are the builder's. | Indian honed limestone, travertine or granite, 18–20 mm, on a feature wall, a dado or a backlit panel | Portuguese Moleanos, Turkish travertine or onyx |
FlooringPriceEngineered oak ₹550 (standard) to ₹950 / sqft — the one floor the studio lays, always optional over the builder's floor; teak deck tiles ₹450 – 750. Stone, tile and marble floors are the builder's. | Pergo or Span Floors engineered oak; Interface or Shaw carpet tiles; FSC teak deck tiles outdoors | Havwoods or Kährs engineered oak; hand-tufted wool broadloom |
Wall finishesPriceEmulsion ₹32 – 48 / sqft; lime finishes ₹120 – 240. | Asian Paints Royale Matt or Dulux Velvet Touch emulsion | Lime plaster or lime wash (Asian Paints Nilaya, Loft), troweled by hand |
LightingPriceSpots and strips hold steady; the decorative pieces are where a lighting band moves. | Philips or Havells COB spots, profile strips and drivers, 2700K | Jaquar Lighting fittings, Legrand dimming; lanterns, picture lights and pendants made to order |
ElectricalPricePriced per point on the BOQ, not inside a room band. | Legrand Myrius or Schneider Livia switches; Havells or Polycab FR wire | Legrand Arteor or Norisys, with scene dimmers |
Scope & Site
In the band
- Chiselled sadarahalli granite cladding to the feature wall
- Floating teak console with drawers and a lit shadow gap
- Teak jaali screen to the courtyard, floor to soffit
- Teak pivot door with the brass pull
- Lime plaster to the passage walls
- Sconce, console strip and stone grazer on one dimmer
- The kota floor and its brass line drawn and specified, laid by the builder
Not in the band
- Honed kota flooring with the brass inlay line — the builder's floor, specified: Ramganjmandi kota about ₹280 – 520 / sqft laid, the 10 mm brass strip ₹1,200 – 2,400 / running ft
- Urli, dhurrie, artwork, stoneware and planting (itemised, quoted with the proposal)
- Courtyard civil work, waterproofing and drainage
- Structural change to the entrance opening
- Lifting the existing floor if levels rule out an overlay
What the site needs
- Floor levels checked at the site visit; the builder's kota goes down as an overlay only if the door leaf still clears it
- The granite is dry-clad on an MS frame, so the wall behind it needs a sound key
- Electrical: the console strip, the sconce and the stone grazer on one 2700K dimmer — no downlights in the hall
- The pivot needs its floor box set before the builder lays the kota
- The light well drains to the building's own stack; nothing new is cut
About 4–5 weeks on site, once the joinery is in the factory. The BOQ after the site visit prices every point, line and check individually.
Indicative Estimate
₹4L – ₹7.7L*
Stone cladding, console, jaali, pivot door, plaster and lighting as drawn — the studio's work. The kota floor and its brass line are the builder's, laid to the studio's drawing; urli, dhurrie, artwork and planting are itemised above, quoted separately. Assumes the entrance opening takes a pivot leaf without structural change; confirmed at the site visit.
*Indicative and ex-GST, Bengaluru, for the studio's work only — joinery, finishes, ceiling, lighting, curtains, glass and, where the studio does the bathroom, its sanitaryware. Floors, bathroom tiling, appliances and civil work are the builder's; loose furniture and décor are itemised and quoted with your proposal. Final numbers follow a site visit and BOQ.
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