Courtyards have slowly disappeared from our homes. Mostly space constraints, partly people avoiding the upkeep they demand.
But these are the spots where a home’s best memories are made. Stories told. Warm conversations under the Sunday sun, weekends bleeding into holidays.
Here are some courtyard ideas you can integrate into your home 🧵
Instead of buying a ₹60 lakh 2 BHK flat in a crowded city, go 2 hours away (~80 km) from the city, buy 1 acre of land, and build a big house with a farm.
Grow your own vegetables, work from home, eat healthy, get married, have kids, and enjoy life.
There are also fewer extra expenses this way. In a city, it is easy to spend ₹500-₹800 daily without thinking. But here, you don't have many options to spend money, so you naturally save more.
Once a week, go to the city, enjoy city life, go for a movie, have dinner, spend some money, and then return to your farmhouse.
Indian architects are quietly setting the pace for what architecture should truly be.
Deep overhangs, lush greenery woven into living spaces, courtyards that breathe, large openings for light and cross ventilation, materials that age beautifully.
Homes designed for living!