MKM Architecture

MKM Architecture Principal Designer: Ar.Karan Malushte & Ar.Mohana Kanitkar
Architecture | Interior design | Project

Based in Mumbai and Pune MKM architecture is a young design firm dedicated to creating efficient, distinctive and responsible built spaces; keeping in mind the client's needs.

The approach here was to keep the space minimal, but not flat. Neutral tones, warm finishes, and layered fabrics bring b...
12/04/2026

The approach here was to keep the space minimal, but not flat. Neutral tones, warm finishes, and layered fabrics bring balance to the room. Every element is placed to feel natural and functional. It’s a bedroom designed to slow things down and feel comfortable without excess.

A calm palette, a mix of textures, and a layout that feels easy to live with. This bedroom isn’t about adding more, it’s...
07/04/2026

A calm palette, a mix of textures, and a layout that feels easy to live with. This bedroom isn’t about adding more, it’s about getting the basics right. Everything comes together to create a space that feels relaxed, comfortable, and effortless.





More than just a storage unit, this wardrobe is designed as a composed element within the room. The fluted shutters brin...
28/03/2026

More than just a storage unit, this wardrobe is designed as a composed element within the room. The fluted shutters bring in texture and continuity, while the central niche introduces contrast and usability. It allows everyday objects to become part of the design, adding a layer of warmth to an otherwise minimal setting.







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27/03/2026

When simplicity is done right, the space speaks on its own.

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At the heart of this kitchen concept lies a quiet intention to make everyday living feel composed yet effortless. Instea...
26/03/2026

At the heart of this kitchen concept lies a quiet intention to make everyday living feel composed yet effortless. Instead of separating dining from cooking, we brought them into one continuous volume, allowing conversation, movement, and light to flow freely. The round table becomes the anchor, encouraging interaction from every side while softening the geometry of the cabinetry around it. Warm wood tones ground the space, balanced by clean white surfaces that keep the atmosphere calm and uncluttered. A sculptural pendant above adds presence without noise. This isn’t just a place to eat; it’s a pause point within the home for morning coffee, late-night conversations, and everything in between.





The intention was to blur the line between furniture and architecture. Built-ins integrate seamlessly into the room, all...
25/03/2026

The intention was to blur the line between furniture and architecture. Built-ins integrate seamlessly into the room, allowing materials and proportions to lead the experience. With sunlight washing over the surfaces, the space shifts from sculptural to intimate across the day.

Sometimes a design just clicks. Made for one client in Pune, this console ended up being requested by friends and relati...
22/03/2026

Sometimes a design just clicks. Made for one client in Pune, this console ended up being requested by friends and relatives too, five additional pieces in the works.

We don’t carry heavy inventory, but we do recreate pieces that people truly connect with. If you’ve been looking for something warm, minimal, and functional, we can make one for you as well. Drop us a DM and we can get one made for you.





Sometimes the most meaningful spaces are the quietest ones. This pooja niche was designed as a moment of stillness withi...
21/03/2026

Sometimes the most meaningful spaces are the quietest ones. This pooja niche was designed as a moment of stillness within the flow of the house. The warm wood arch defines it without enclosing it, creating a sense of intimacy while keeping it open. Natural light washes the marble floor and highlights the brass details, changing the mood throughout the day. The tree motif on the glass acts as both a screen and a symbol, bringing nature into the ritual. It’s not overly ornate, not overly minimal, just balanced. A space that feels sacred without feeling separate.





There’s something special about a room that comes alive with natural light. As the sun moves across the day, textures de...
20/03/2026

There’s something special about a room that comes alive with natural light. As the sun moves across the day, textures deepen, colors warm up, and the space feels almost different without changing a single object. This living room was designed to be quiet, comfortable, and timeless, allowing light to do most of the storytelling. Soft upholstery, warm wood, and subtle accents create a setting that feels relaxed yet refined. Sometimes good design isn’t about adding more. It’s about creating a space that responds beautifully to the simplest thing, daylight.

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Not every design gesture needs scale. Sometimes, it is a single niche, a warm glow, and carefully chosen materials that ...
13/03/2026

Not every design gesture needs scale. Sometimes, it is a single niche, a warm glow, and carefully chosen materials that define the character of a room.

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Sometimes the strongest design gesture is contrast. A deep charcoal backdrop frames the bed, creating a focal point with...
12/03/2026

Sometimes the strongest design gesture is contrast. A deep charcoal backdrop frames the bed, creating a focal point within an otherwise calm palette of whites and warm flooring. The wall panelling brings subtle detail without overwhelming the room, while minimal furniture keeps the space uncluttered. Soft textiles add comfort and balance the darker tones. The intention was simple, to create a bedroom that feels grounded, minimal, and timeless, where material and light quietly shape the experience of the space.





Designing compact spaces often becomes an exercise in restraint. Here, the study blends into the wardrobe system, keepin...
11/03/2026

Designing compact spaces often becomes an exercise in restraint. Here, the study blends into the wardrobe system, keeping the room uncluttered while adding functionality. Clean white panels allow the architecture of the furniture to stay quiet, while the dark stone backdrop frames the workspace with a sense of depth. The terracotta finish shelving adds warmth and personality, breaking the neutrality without overwhelming the palette. The materials were chosen to feel tactile yet understated, creating a balance between utility and comfort. The result is a corner that feels composed and intentional, where storage, work, and aesthetics coexist effortlessly.





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