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AZMIN KAKAInteriors

Designing for howa home makesyou feel.

An architecture and interior design studio based in Mumbai, working across residential and commercial projects.

Azmin Kaka standing against a red brick wall hung with framed botanical tilework, beside a black-framed glazed door, in a black shirt and white trousers.

Azmin Kaka

Principal Designer

Hi, I’m Azmin Kaka, Principal Designer and founder of Azmin Kaka Interiors.

To me good design is far more than only aesthetics. The homes we live in influence how we feel, how we connect with others, and how we experience everyday life. My goal is to create spaces that not only look beautiful, but support and enrich the lives of the people who live in them.

After earning my diploma from the Interior Design Institute, London, I founded my studio with a simple belief: every home should feel deeply personal. I approach each project with curiosity, empathy and a meticulous attention to detail, taking the time to understand how my clients live, what they value and how they want their homes to make them feel.

My work is guided by timeless design principles rather than passing trends. I’m drawn to natural materials, thoughtful craftsmanship and layered interiors that feel collected over time. Above all, I value honesty, collaboration and creating homes that are as functional as they are beautiful.

Based in Mumbai, I work on residential and commercial projects across India. My work has been featured in the Architectural Digest and Business Standard. Whether designing a city apartment, a holiday home or a family residence, I strive to create spaces that feel calm, welcoming and enduring, places that allow their owners to slow down, reconnect and truly feel at home.

An opening in the house in Alibaug framed entirely by bougainvillea and creeper, looking through to seating and the garden beyond.

Private Villa in Alibaug, Maharashtra

How we think

Beautiful homes are easy. A home that changes how you feel every day is the real luxury.

Material is the means, not the story. Stone, teak and plaster earn their place here because of what they do to a room at seven in the morning and again at nine at night, not because of what they cost.

  • The Feeling Comes First

    How the morning light lands. The warmth of a material under your hand. The glow of a lamp late in the evening. How a room should feel is settled long before what it is made of.

  • The Confidence to Stop

    Nothing forced, nothing over-designed. A room can hold a great deal of personality without asking to be noticed for it. Knowing where to stop is most of the work.

  • The Details You Never Notice

    The colour temperature of a light. The height of a mirror. Which way a room faces, and whether a surface will still look right in ten years. You will not see these decisions. You will feel every one of them.

See how we work
The deck at Private Villa in Alibaug after dark, strung with lights beneath the banyan, a stone Buddha at one end and timber seating set out under the branches.

Private Villa in Alibaug, Alibaug

Press

The studio's work has been published by Architectural Digest India and Business Standard.

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“I have always believed that a house is not just cement, mortar and bricks, it’s built with heart and soul.”
Azmin Kaka, to Architectural Digest India