FTSbySharmilee

FTSbySharmilee FTS by Sharmilee is a luxury brand offering state of the art solutions for your Interior Design, Furniture Manufacturing, Architectural and Turnkey Projects.

02/06/2026

Material selection with

Moving across different stages of our latest project, the moodboard is defined and brought to life keeping in mind the right textures and materials that make up a room.

In the new evolution of our design studio, this becomes a more collaborative process and helps us integrate tech and texture in design.

A quieter expression of the Gurugram Townhouse lounge — where scale, texture and materiality work together to create war...
30/05/2026

A quieter expression of the Gurugram Townhouse lounge — where scale, texture and materiality work together to create warmth without excess.

The double-height volume introduces a sense of openness to the space, softened through layered neutrals, tailored upholstery and sculptural forms. Custom furniture pieces in stone and wood anchor the seating arrangement, while varied surface finishes — from polished marble to textured fabrics and darker stained veneers — bring depth and balance to the otherwise restrained palette.

The coffee table composition was designed as a central focal point within the lounge, pairing monolithic forms with softer curved detailing to echo the architectural language of the home. Thoughtfully placed lighting and collected art pieces complete the space with a sense of intimacy despite its scale.

Lighting within a space is rarely approached as a purely functional element. In luxury interiors, it becomes part of the...
29/05/2026

Lighting within a space is rarely approached as a purely functional element. In luxury interiors, it becomes part of the architectural language itself — shaping atmosphere, highlighting materiality and influencing the way a space is experienced throughout the day.

Across our projects, lighting is often layered into the design with intention; at times seamlessly integrated into ceilings, joinery and spatial detailing, and at others introduced as sculptural statement pieces that quietly command attention within a room.

Each collaboration allows us to explore how light can soften, define and elevate a space beyond illumination alone.

Layered textures, softened contrasts and a material palette designed to feel both refined and lived in.For the main loun...
28/05/2026

Layered textures, softened contrasts and a material palette designed to feel both refined and lived in.

For the main lounge and dining space at the Gurugram Townhouse, the intention was to create continuity across the open-plan layout while allowing each space to hold its own character. Neutral upholstery, sculptural wooden forms, marble flooring and warmer tonal accents come together through carefully considered layering and proportion.

The dining table, finished with a selenite surface, anchors the space with a quieter sense of luxury — balanced against deeper wood tones, tailored seating and statement lighting that subtly punctuates the otherwise restrained palette.

Designing for the Indian summer often begins with restraint.
Softer neutrals. Natural textures. Materials that absorb li...
27/05/2026

Designing for the Indian summer often begins with restraint.

Softer neutrals. Natural textures. Materials that absorb light gently instead of reflecting it harshly.

In this series, we’re exploring how colour, materiality, and spatial design can shape interiors that feel cooler, calmer, and more balanced through the warmer months.

A considered home responds to the season around it.In our latest journal entry, we explore how lighting, materiality, sp...
26/05/2026

A considered home responds to the season around it.

In our latest journal entry, we explore how lighting, materiality, spatial planning and softer neutral palettes can completely shift the experience of a space during the Indian summer — creating interiors that feel lighter, calmer and more intentional through the warmer months.

Featuring insights drawn from our residential projects along with simple ways to thoughtfully adapt existing spaces for the season ahead.

Read the full article from the link in our bio.

Designing for the Indian summer means designing for resilience.Where more is this seen than in our bedrooms, a space to ...
22/05/2026

Designing for the Indian summer means designing for resilience.

Where more is this seen than in our bedrooms, a space to retreat to no matter the hour of the day. Through material, proportion, and light, these spaces become quiet refuges from the outside heat—reminding us that good design is not only seen, but deeply felt.

Good bedroom design isn’t only about aesthetics.
It’s about creating spaces that respond to climate, light, and everyday comfort.

Designing for the Indian SummerIn a country where summer dominates much of the year, interiors must do more than simply ...
20/05/2026

Designing for the Indian Summer

In a country where summer dominates much of the year, interiors must do more than simply look beautiful.
They must respond to light, heat, and the ways changing weather impacts our mood.

Thoughtful design considers how a space will feel during long, bright afternoons and warm evenings indoors.

We’re thrilled to have collaborated with a designer that values craft and tradition as much as we do. Here are some imag...
18/05/2026

We’re thrilled to have collaborated with a designer that values craft and tradition as much as we do. Here are some images from the latest collection by Reynu Taandon where we had the opportunity to design the set.

Featured here is a signature lounge sofa from our studio, where a dynamic curved form meets soft, textured upholstery. Designed to balance comfort with sculptural presence, the piece anchors the frame while introducing a sense of movement and warmth.

As part of the set design for this fashion campaign, the furniture was chosen to complement the garments without competing with them — creating a backdrop that enhances the mood, materials, and colour story while allowing the collection to remain the focal point.

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16/05/2026

Designing for the Indian summer requires a different sensitivity to space.
�Light becomes sharper, materials behave differently, and the atmosphere of a room shifts with the heat.

Over the next few weeks, we’ll be sharing more insights on how we approach interiors during the warmer months.

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Khasra No. 2/2, 3/2 And 4/2, Village, NH-8, Near Haldiram, Kherki Daula
Gurugram
122001

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Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 12pm - 5pm

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