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Ar. Anish Ramani
Anish Ramani, principal architect and co-founder of Salt Studio, has a distinguished background rooted in his education and professional experiences. As an alumnus of the School of Environmental Design and Architecture (SEDA) at Navrachana University, Gujarat, he laid the foundation for his architectural journey.
Throughout his career, Anish Ramani has honed his skills under the mentorship of renowned architects such as Ar. Nitin Killawala and Ar. Dhaval Makhmalwala. These associations have equipped him with extensive knowledge and invaluable experience in the field of architecture.
Anish’s architectural practice at Salt Studio is characterized by a strong emphasis on functional yet aesthetically pleasing designs. He adopts a minimalistic approach that resonates through his projects, which primarily focus on single-family homes, luxury villas, and commercial office towers. This design philosophy underscores his commitment to creating spaces that blend practicality with refined aesthetics, catering to both residential and commercial clientele.
Id. Kripa Ramani
Kripa, the co-founder and principal interior designer, graduated from the School of Environmental Design and Architecture (SEDA) at Navrachana University, Gujarat. Her design philosophy revolves around the exploration of innovative materials, elevating them to a point where they harmoniously integrate with their environment. She emphasizes functionality and practicality, ensuring that her designs not only look aesthetically pleasing but also serve their intended purposes effectively. Her designs thus reflect a blend of creativity, practicality, and a thoughtful approach to the use of materials in interior design.
Practice Ideology
As Salt symbolizes perfection, the spaces designed at SALT must strive for perfection by achieving a delicate balance among the principles of functionality, aesthetics, and bespoke art and lighting. The journey and experiences of the user are carefully choreographed with these principles in mind, ensuring that the design not only serves its intended purpose but also pleases the senses and evokes a sense of uniqueness. In essence, the goal is to design spaces that are neither lacking nor excessive, but rather a harmonious blend of these key design principles.
