At Birdhichand Ghanshyamdas Jewellers Office, the design is shaped as a calm, refined workspace where materiality and proportion quietly lead the experience. Warm wood tones, soft light, and clean-lined elements come together to create an environment that feels both composed and inviting. From open workstations to more private desks, each space is designed to support focus while maintaining a sense of visual continuity and ease.
Client: Birdhichand Ghanshyamdas Jewellers @birdhichand
Location: BCGD Office, MI Road, Jaipur, Rajasthan
Design Team: Ayush Kasliwal, @charvikasliwal , @priyanshirunwal
Photography: Studiobluora
Furniture & Lighting: AKFD @akfd_studio
At Birdhichand Ghanshyamdas Jewellers Office, the design unfolds as an interconnected workspace shaped by clarity, proportion, and material detail. Spaces transition seamlessly to support both focused work and collaboration, with framed openings and layered elements creating a sense of continuity. From shared areas to quieter zones, the design balances functionality with a refined and cohesive visual language.
Client: Birdhichand Ghanshyamdas Jewellers @birdhichand
Location: BCGD Office, MI Road, Jaipur, Rajasthan
Design Team: Ayush Kasliwal, Charvi Jain, Priyanshi Runwal
Photography: Studiobluora
Furniture & Lighting: AKFD @akfd_studio
At Birdhichand Ghanshyamdas Jewellers Office, the design is conceived as a workspace shaped by warmth, precision, and quiet sophistication. Rooted in a contemporary yet timeless language, the space brings together crafted wood surfaces, natural light, and thoughtful detailing to create an environment that supports both focus and collaboration. From spatial planning to custom-designed furniture and lighting, each element is carefully resolved to balance functionality with a sense of understated luxury. The result is a cohesive workplace where architecture, interiors, and craftsmanship come together in calm, considered harmony.
Client: Birdhichand Ghanshyamdas Jewellers @birdhichand
Location: BCGD Office, MI Road, Jaipur, Rajasthan
Design Team: Ayush Kasliwal, Charvi Jain, Priyanshi Runwal
Photography: @studiobluora
Furniture & Lighting: AKFD @akfd_studio
Here, at this spa, the experience unfolds as a sequence of thoughtfully composed spaces, each designed to slow the pace and heighten the senses. From a gentle arrival that establishes a grounded first impression to therapy rooms that invite stillness and introspection, every transition is intentional. Arched thresholds, tactile surfaces, and softened light guide movement through the space, shaping moments that feel immersive, intimate, and restorative. Together, these spaces move beyond function, forming a layered journey of pause, balance, and renewal.
Client: Boutique Spa at Castle Kanota @storii_jaipur
Location: Kanota, Rajasthan
Project Status: Completed
Design: Ayush Kasliwal Design Pvt. Ltd.
Design Team: Ayush Kasliwal, Vijendra Sharma, Aryan Jain
Site Supervisor: Ayush Rajvanshi
Metal Work: Ujjwal Gupta
Plumbing Fixtures: Jaquar
Furniture & Lighting: AKFD
The experience is brought together through layers of detail, where materiality, furniture, and light quietly define the character of each space. Textured surfaces, handcrafted elements, and bespoke pieces come together in a cohesive language that feels tactile and grounded. Lighting plays a subtle yet defining role, creating depth and softness while highlighting form and texture. These elements collectively shape an environment that feels immersive, balanced, and thoughtfully composed, where every detail contributes to a sense of restoration and ease.
Client: Boutique Spa at Castle Kanota
Location: Kanota, Rajasthan
Project Status: Completed
Design: Ayush Kasliwal Design Pvt. Ltd.
Design Team: Ayush Kasliwal, Vijendra Sharma, Aryan Jain
Site Supervisor: Ayush Rajvanshi
Metal Work: Ujjwal Gupta
Plumbing Fixtures: Jaquar
Furniture & Lighting: AKFD
At Kaya Kalp Spa, the design unfolds as a layered experience shaped by materiality, proportion, and atmosphere. Rooted in a rustic yet refined language, the space brings together tactile surfaces, crafted details, and a restrained palette to create an environment that feels immersive and grounded. From the spatial planning to the custom-designed elements, each intervention contributes to a cohesive narrative where architecture, interiors, and light work in quiet harmony, offering a retreat that is both sensory and timeless.
Client: Castle Kanota ( Storii by ITC Hotels)
Location: Kanota, Rajasthan
Design: Ayush Kasliwal Design Pvt. Ltd.
Design Team: Ayush Kasliwal, Vijendra Sharma, Aryan Jain @ar.aryanjain@vijayendra1982@ayushkasliwal
Site Supervisor: Ayush Rajvanshi
Metal Work: Ujjwal Gupta
Plumbing Fixtures: Jaquar
Furniture & Lighting: AKFD @akfd_studio
This project began with understanding the charpai as a system rather than just an object. The process moved through sketches, material exploration, prototyping, and spatial planning to study its structure, proportions, and adaptability.
Each stage helped translate the logic of the charpai into a larger installation, while retaining its core qualities of simplicity, lightness, and functionality.——————
The Charpai Project
Curator - @ayushkasliwal@akfd_studio
Co - curator - @ramayudh
Exhibited @serendipityartsfestival
At the Serendipity Arts Festival, the charpai was explored as a spatial system rather than a single object. By combining multiple units, the installation created a structure that people could sit on, move through, and interact with.
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The Charpai Project
Curator - @ayushkasliwal@akfd_studio
Co - curator - @ramayudh
Exhibited @serendipityartsfestival
The charpai does not try to stand out.
Yet it becomes the centre of everyday life.
Light enough to move,
simple enough to belong anywhere.
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The Charpai Project
Curator - @ayushkasliwal@akfd_studio
Co - curator - @ramayudh
Exhibited at @indiaartfair 2026
The space finds its centre in a singular gesture. The chandelier emerges as both anchor and expression, bringing together light, colour and craft to define the experience.
What begins as a study of form evolves into a layered installation, translating material and detail into a luminous presence. From concept to realisation, it holds the space together while guiding movement and attention.
Surrounding elements respond to this centre, creating a setting where objects are framed within a larger composition.
Client: Jay Rawat @jayrawatjaipur
Location: Jaipur, Rajasthan
Project Status: Completed, 2024
Creative Direction: Ayush Kasliwal
Design Team: @ayushkasliwal@charvikasliwal
Design Execution by: AKDS Studio
Photography : @studiobluora
Key Interventions: Leheriya inspired bespoke wallpaper, mirrored ceiling, custom chandelier installation, colour coded display cabinetry
At Jay Rawat, the showroom is envisioned as an immersive retail environment where jewellery is experienced through colour, pattern and spatial rhythm. Drawing from cultural memory and reinterpreting it through a contemporary lens, the space brings together craft, material and form to create a distinctive and engaging experience.
Moving away from traditional linear displays, the design introduces vignette style settings that allow each piece to be experienced in its own moment. Mirrors enhance depth and openness, while colour wraps across surfaces to visually expand the space and create a sense of continuity.
Client: Jay Rawat @jayrawatjaipur
Location: Jaipur, Rajasthan
Project Status: Completed, 2024
Creative Direction: Ayush Kasliwal
Design Team: @ayushkasliwal@charvikasliwal
Design Execution by: AKDS Studio
Photography : @studiobluora
Key Interventions: Leheriya inspired bespoke wallpaper, mirrored ceiling, custom chandelier installation, colour coded display cabinetry
At @narendra.bhawan.bikaner with @akfd_studio — capturing The Aviary as it was meant to be experienced.
The Aviary unfolds like a quiet pause within the property…
a garden café nestled among trees, softened by dappled light and shaded canopies.
We approached this shoot as an experience, not just a space —
waiting for the light to filter just right,
styling frames that felt effortless yet intentional,
and capturing the ease, warmth, and rhythm the Aviary naturally holds.
More than documenting design,
this was about preserving a feeling — calm, open, and beautifully lived-in.
