Project 810 / Spaces

#AD100 2026 // We made it! Deeply honoured to be part of @archdigestindia ’s annual list of India’s finest architects and interior designers. Twenty twenty-five has been a year of introspection, recalibration, and quiet wins - the kind of growth that isn’t always visible on the surface. Which is why AD100 feels particularly meaningful. It acknowledges our ethos, our persistence and the years spent building a practice rooted in intention and integrity. Thank you @komalinga @harleenday @shreyabasu2.0 and the entire team of AD India for this recognition. We’re grateful, energised and still processing the magnitude of this moment. To our team, our clients, our families and every collaborator who has been part of this journey - you know who you are. This is as much yours as it is ours.

#DesigneroftheYear2025 #EDIDA2025 A recognition that will stay with us and inspire us for years to come. Five years ago, we were honoured with the Young Designer of the Year award, and today the journey comes full circle as we receive the title of Designer of the Year for our Black Edition. [ #TheBlackEdition | Conceived as a visual metaphor for pause and reflection, where its dark canvas holds quietude, inviting depth and stillness. It deepens the sensibility of our second collection - 810Two, a dialogue between structure and softness, restraint and warmth. Each piece is grounded in honesty, where materials are brought to life through nuanced craft that reveals their natural character. In this mood, the pieces transcend function; they become an invitation to linger, to breathe, and to reconnect with life’s quieter moments. ] Thank you EDIDA, @sunilsethifdci , @mrudul.pathak @s.h.r.i.t.i @mishabains and the entire team at @elledecorindia . This still feels surreal. 
Shot on film by @suryansaurabh #Project810 #DesigninIndia

Making Space – Interior Design by Women Honoured to be featured in @phaidonpress ’s latest publication by @janee_isslerhall , amongst other celebrated women in design. [ Making Space celebrates visionary women who have shaped interior design from the early twentieth century to today, reframing a history that has often been overlooked. Featuring 250 women across 50 countries, the book highlights their influence far beyond the home and their role as true tastemakers of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries ] Featured Project / @kamei.asian Photography / @avesh.gaur #Phaidon #InteriorDesign #WomenInDesign #DesignPublication #Project810

Entertaining takes a quiet, tactile form where functionality meets a grounded aesthetic. Designed to sit light within the room, this Rahi Series piece by @project810.furniture is crafted in warm oak and rattan, embodying our commitment to modern Indian craftsmanship. Photography @suryansaurabh Furniture @project810.furniture #Project810 #SlowLivingInterior #RahiSeries #HomeBar #ContemporaryIndianDesign

The luxury of an unfiltered view. Amidst the city’s hum, expansive green vignettes effortlessly pull the outside in. Grounded by low-slung furniture and earthy textures, this sun-drenched corner invites you to pause. Here, the changing light and the quiet sway of the trees become the room’s true art. This is where the home breathes. Carpet @kaaticarpets Table @solidbench

A home built of memories, reframed in a contemporary light. Art & objects collected over time settle into pared-back vignettes against natural lime-plastered walls. These anchors of purpose and meaning find a deep sense of belonging in the quiet texture of the everyday. Photography @suryan.archive Lighting @blitindia #Project810 #ContemporaryHomes #ResidentialDesign #DesigninIndia #NewDelhi

@vritima & @dhananjay.singh.90 ’s modest New Delhi home feels like a quiet pause from the rest of the city. Built on restraint and simple moments, the space is filled with soft corners and still-life vignettes that practically invite you to slow down. ‘For us, design isn’t just about the visual, it’s about the emotion of a space that breathes.’ Photography @saurabhsuryan @suryan.archive Team @piyush.skp @prat42yush #Project810 #VritimaWadhwa #InteriorDesignIndia #Minimalism #NewDelhiHome

Materiality lies at the heart of @thefiotable . Elements were chosen and placed to build rhythm, contrast and depth. Textured plaster walls echo sunlit coastal homes, while forest green overhead draws the space in. A concrete-like flooring anchors it. The wooden louvres catch light and cast quiet shadows and the oak wood and soft upholstery create the warmth of a home. Wool and jute carpets add softness underfoot. Linen and bamboo pendants bring in a gentle, organic glow. Sideboards, designed like vintage cabinets, add to the narrative of a well-loved home. With their dark walnut finishes and layering with curated objects make them feel like inherited pieces. Wooden tabletops, stained in a light chocolate oak, echo the warmth of traditional family tables. Greenery is integral, not just in the draped sheer fabrics and ceiling, but in the abundance of plants that soften the transition between the built and the organic. All these elements come together in quiet harmony and serve the ethos of family-style dining, as if in the heart of one’s home. Text @rikaverse @vritima Photography @aveshgaur #TheFioTable #FioRestaurants #NewDelhi #Gurugram #TheKitchens #RestaurantDesign #InteriorDesignIndia #SlowDesign #MaterialDriven #ModernMediterranean #SensorySpaces #FromIndiaToTheWorld #HospitalityDesign #Project810 #India

@elledecorindia When talking about a new restaurant, is it too precocious to quote Foucault? In the context of The Fio Table @thefiotable by EDIDA winner Vritima Wadhwa @vritima of Project 810 @project810 in Gurugram, it might just be in order. ⁠ ⁠ To paraphrase him (perhaps too simplistically), dining is a microcosm of modern subjectivity: you are what you eat, but also where, how and why you eat. At the bistro’s easy-going demeanour, Vritima, alongside Pratyush, Amarinder and Shivi, the design team at Project 810 channels the spirit of a summer on the Mediterranean coast. Your first encounter is a forest green exposed ceiling. Slowly, the chiselled texture of the plaster comes into view, which the designers describe as reminiscent of “sunbaked European coastal homes.” The greyscale colour of the walls echoes in the concrete flooring. “The space reinterprets European sensibilities in a rooted context,” says Vritima. But in a culinary landscape chasing distilled authenticity, where does that situate a dining experience that attempts to whisk you away into another culture? #EDDesign⁠ ⁠ Tour the space on elledecor.in 🔗 Text by Namrata Dewanjee @namrata_dewanjee Photography by Avesh Gaur @avesh.gaur ⁠ Furniture: @project810.furniture @solidbench @madewithspin ⁠ Furnishings: @bonarte_ @jaipurrugs ⁠ Lighting: @blitindia @mianzi_global ⁠ Art & Decor: @potterybarn_india @insignia_sign_arts ⁠ Flooring: @nexiontiles ⁠ Planters: @concrete.crio ⁠ Finishes: @creton.inc ⁠ Audio system: @soundredefined

Stepping into @thefiotable feels like entering a home. A space where time slows, light lingers and conversations take their time. This 1700sq.ft. space in Gurugram reimagines communal dining with the quiet elegance of European sensibilities. There’s a gentle familiarity here, of arriving somewhere you’ve never been, but somehow remember. Sunlight filters through sheer curtains by day and shadows stretch across textured walls by dusk. There’s warmth in the oak, comfort in the drapes and a softness in the way the space unfolds. Not designed to impress, but to hold. To feel lived in, not staged. A space that changes with the day, with the people, with every lingering meal. Like a well-loved home, it carries the memory of every conversation, every pause, every shared plate. And in doing so, becomes what it was always meant to be: a place where stories unfold, where time pauses, and where the joy of gathering quietly endures. Text @rikaverse @vritima Photography @avesh.gaur Design Team @vritima @prat42yush @that_11th_man Build @rohitganju #TheFioTable #FioRestaurants #NewDelhi #Gurugram #TheKitchens #RestaurantDesign #InteriorDesignIndia #SlowDesign #MaterialDriven #ModernMediterranean #SensorySpaces #FromIndiaToTheWorld #HospitalityDesign #Project810 #India

A glimpse into the quiet dance of materials, textures and elements that brought @kamei.asian to life. #kameiAsian #HospitalityDesign #Project810 #NewDelhi #India

Proof that all those hours moving things just a little to the left were worth it. Thank you @goodhomesmagazine @ronitalia @avril.n.dsouza and the lovely jury for recognising our love for balance – in design and in life. #Spatialbalance #Interiors #Goodhomesawards2025 #Goodhomesmagazine #Project810