<p>Samira Rathod’s architecture and interiors reflect the essence within the seamless parameters of design rather than the manifested elements of design itself. The weekend getaway in Karjat built on a plateau constructed around 14ft above the ground overlooking a natural lake is a sight to behold.</p> more...

<p>Inspired from the semantics of traditional architecture, both in its use and form, and instituted into a contemporary context, two architecture professionals – Aniket Bhagwat of M/s. Prabhakar B. Bhagwat from Ahmedabad and Samira Rathod of Samira Rathod Design Associates from Mumbai, have orchestrat</p> more...

<p>The imaginative use of mirror, glass and lens create erratic vistas of illusory perceptions at Magic, an elite and upbeat night club in Mumbai designed by Samira Rathod of Samira Rathod Design Associates. There are two distinct entrances to the lounge; one for the hoi polloi and the other for the me</p> more...

<p>Samira Rathod Design Associates bring music to the humdrum daily tasks in this office designed on the lines of a music studio. The abundant use of wood sets the tone for the music studio concept. Chief architect and designer Samira Rathod’s thought behind wood extensively throughout the office was t</p> more...

<p>‘Udaan’ is a dream realised by the collective efforts of its owner and the vision and skill of architect Aniket Bhagwat and interior designer Samira Rathod. The Vadodara farm house sits at the base of a hill overlooking a river and consists of two parts, each on a small hillock with a seasonal strea</p> more...

<p>Spread across three floors, this large office in Pune was made using a primarily white palette albeit infused with character by SRDA’s signature interventions. The office has terrazzo floors, maple woods and RMD boards. The ceiling height in this office was just 8 ft. Pipes running across the top n</p> more...

<p>Indigo Deli in Mumbai is an eatery dedicated to creating a relatable environment where to break bread at. Find here surfaces realised out of multiple types of wood, and some fine touches of stone and glass. Change is a constant. Substitute ‘maturity’ for ‘change’ and one can apply the truism directl</p> more...

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<p>This family home in Ahmedabad has been designed by Samira Rathod of SRDA to be the playground of natural light, plush patterns, and inter-connected spaces. - Design Owl.</p> more...