28/08/2026
Project Feature | The Crest, Kohima
Embedded within the sloped topography of Kohima, The Crest presented a unique set of architectural conditions: a pre-existing structure defined by low ceiling proportions and a floor plan separated across two distinct road levels.
Designed and realized entirely in-house by Kapunu Home, the intent was not to override these structural constraints, but to balance them through a warm, Mid-century Japandi sensibility.
Project: The Crest
Design & Ex*****on: Kapunu Home
Location: Kohima, Nagaland
Photography: Rinyu Studio by Shahilo Kent
True bespoke design requires total harmony between the architectural shell and the objects within it.
From raw timber selection to structural joinery, custom upholstery, and final millwork, every detail of The Crest was crafted under one roof. This integrated process allows us to control tone, texture, and proportion down to the millimeter—ensuring the furniture feels like a natural extension of the architecture.
Set against a soft, textured lime-plaster arch, this solid walnut console table was crafted to act as a quiet anchor within the home’s transitional zone.
Inspired by classic Mid-century timber joinery and Japanese minimalism, the piece balances graphic structural legs with a raw, tactile wood edge. Designed and produced completely bespoke in our workshop to suit the exact proportions of the niche.
Designed and realized entirely in-house by Kapunu Home, the intent was not to override these structural constraints, but to balance them through a warm, Mid-century Japandi sensibility.
Every architectural element—from the structural joinery to the bespoke furniture and tailored upholstery—was crafted within our workshop specifically for this site.
Through low-slung walnut forms, custom cabinetry transitions, and consistent material continuity, the change in elevation becomes an intentional pause rather than a division. Light filters softly across the plaster and timber surfaces, allowing the home to adjust naturally from morning to dusk.
The Crest | A study in spatial harmony and quiet restraint.