Pranava One Hyderabad

A Living Symphony of Heritage and Harmony

At Pranava One, every space is built around how you actually live in it, day to day, and how you receive guests, friends, and family when they visit. Rooms are designed and furnished to match a vision worked out with each homeowner, rather than a fixed template applied across every project.

The materials used throughout, teak, brass, cane, and natural fabric, are chosen to keep the home connected to natural elements rather than layered over with synthetic finishes. This extends from the dining hall through to the lounge, the prayer space, and the bedrooms, each built with its own function in mind but carrying the same material language through the house.

The result is a home designed to hold up to daily use without feeling repetitive or static over time, spaces that work equally well for a quiet evening in and for hosting guests, with enough variation in detail and design across rooms that no single space feels like a repeat of another.

Nila Kamal Ceiling

The Celestial Canopy of Serenity & Divine Beauty

The “Nila Kamal Ceiling” is a breathtaking architectural statement, celebrated for its striking teal (Nila) background and the exquisite golden lotus (Kamal) motifs set within a structured, often coffered, framework. Designed to inspire awe and provide a sense of expansive serenity, it acts as a grand canopy over any interior space. The precisely arranged golden lotuses, often rendered in three-dimensional relief, showcase exceptional artisanal skill and dedication to traditional Indian aesthetics. This ceiling masterfully blends deep cultural symbolism with luxurious visual appeal, creating an inspiring and deeply calming environment for any occasion.

Custom Carved Figurines and Antique Idols

Each dancing figure here is carved by hand in premium teak, drawing from classical dance postures found in Bharatanatyam and temple sculpture across South India. The arched niche framing is a recurring detail in our work, built to hold the figure the way temple wall carvings traditionally do, giving each piece a sense of place rather than standing as a flat ornament against a wall.

Alongside the carved figures, our collection includes antique bronze idols cast using traditional lost-wax methods, finished to hold detail in the smaller features, hands, jewellery, and facial expression. These are sourced and restored for use as pooja stand pieces, suited to daily use in a home shrine, and finished to withstand regular handling and ritual use.

Both the carved wood figures and antique bronze idols are also used as standalone decor pieces, placed in living rooms and entryways as sculptural elements in their own right. Every piece can be customized to the client’s preference, choice of deity or dance form, wood or metal finish, and scale suited to the intended space within the home.

Dining Room

This dining set is built in teak, with six chairs upholstered in navy fabric and left without armrests for closer seating around the table. The chair backs use cane webbing framed by carved teak, with detailing worked into the top rail and side posts rather than left plain. Seat cushions are fitted flush to the frame, keeping the profile clean when the chairs are pushed in.

The table top is finished in a marbled green-and-gold surface set into a solid teak base, polished to a high gloss that reflects light across the room. The frame beneath is kept simple, letting the table top and the carved chair backs carry the detailing rather than competing with it.