Temple Town Celebrates the Summer Spirit of Indian Homes
Real Estate

Temple Town Celebrates the Summer Spirit of Indian Homes

As summer arrives in full bloom, Temple Town creates a home where heritage and heart come together—where the spirit of Indian interiors is celebrated through open verandahs, sun-drenched courtyards, and breezy, thoughtful spaces designed to embrace the season. This summer, it’s all about slowing down, letting the light in, and reconnecting with the timeless joy of living in harmony with nature.

At the centre of it all is the courtyard—an open-air sanctuary that connects every corner of the home, becoming the heart where everyday moments come alive. Inspired by traditional Kerala homes, the space is framed by sturdy wooden pillars and crowned with steeped roofs that allow soft light to filter through teak rafters. These elements aren’t just decorative—they’re deeply functional, crafted to welcome natural light and promote airflow, while shielding the interiors from the harsh summer heat.

Temple Town’s interiors are rooted in an appreciation for climate-responsive design. The clay tiles around the central pit remain cool even on the warmest afternoons, while the wooden beams offer natural insulation. The result is an environment that feels fresh and breathable—where the indoors and outdoors are not separate, but in conversation.

More than a design feature, the courtyard becomes a gathering ground. A place to swing gently on a traditional jhoola, walk barefoot along shaded verandahs, or simply sit with family and watch the sky change colours. It’s here that living and dining areas merge organically, where cross-ventilation brings a gentle rhythm to the day, and where every detail—from the textures to the tones—evokes a sense of calm and connection.

This season, let your home be open to the sky. With Temple Town, rediscover the beauty of summer living—light-filled, grounded, and full of heart.

As summer arrives in full bloom, Temple Town creates a home where heritage and heart come together—where the spirit of Indian interiors is celebrated through open verandahs, sun-drenched courtyards, and breezy, thoughtful spaces designed to embrace the season. This summer, it’s all about slowing down, letting the light in, and reconnecting with the timeless joy of living in harmony with nature.At the centre of it all is the courtyard—an open-air sanctuary that connects every corner of the home, becoming the heart where everyday moments come alive. Inspired by traditional Kerala homes, the space is framed by sturdy wooden pillars and crowned with steeped roofs that allow soft light to filter through teak rafters. These elements aren’t just decorative—they’re deeply functional, crafted to welcome natural light and promote airflow, while shielding the interiors from the harsh summer heat.Temple Town’s interiors are rooted in an appreciation for climate-responsive design. The clay tiles around the central pit remain cool even on the warmest afternoons, while the wooden beams offer natural insulation. The result is an environment that feels fresh and breathable—where the indoors and outdoors are not separate, but in conversation.More than a design feature, the courtyard becomes a gathering ground. A place to swing gently on a traditional jhoola, walk barefoot along shaded verandahs, or simply sit with family and watch the sky change colours. It’s here that living and dining areas merge organically, where cross-ventilation brings a gentle rhythm to the day, and where every detail—from the textures to the tones—evokes a sense of calm and connection.This season, let your home be open to the sky. With Temple Town, rediscover the beauty of summer living—light-filled, grounded, and full of heart.

Next Story
Infrastructure Transport

NF Railway Launches Girder on World’s Tallest Pier Bridge in Manipur

The Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) has reached a significant engineering milestone by successfully completing the girder launch on the iconic Noney Bridge in Manipur.Regarded as an engineering marvel, the Noney Bridge is recognized as the world’s tallest railway pier bridge. It forms a crucial part of the 111 km long Jiribam-Imphal railway line project.Recently, the final span of the bridge was successfully erected, marking the completion of all eight spans of this monumental infrastructure venture.Kapinjal Kishore Sharma, Chief Public Relations Officer of NFR, stated that this accomplishm..

Next Story
Infrastructure Urban

Cube Highways Trust Reports Rs 34.53 Bn Total Income in FY25

Cube Highways Trust (Cube InvIT), managed by Cube Highways Fund Advisors, concluded its second financial year post-listing on a strong note by reporting a total consolidated income of Rs 34.53 billion for the financial year 2025, marking a 12.3 percent year-on-year (YoY) increase.According to the official media release, Cube InvIT posted a consolidated earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortisation (EBITDA) of Rs 2,380 crore, reflecting a 21.7 percent YoY growth. During the year, traffic volumes increased by 6.2 percent, while the Asset Under Management (AUM) grew 25 percent to ..

Next Story
Infrastructure Transport

New Flyover to Ease Traffic on Hyderabad’s Busiest Road

To improve urban connectivity and reduce traffic congestion in the city, the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) will undertake the construction of a two-lane unidirectional flyover at NFCL Junction in Banjara Hills, along with a two-lane unidirectional underpass and a three-lane unidirectional flyover at TV9 Junction, as part of the state government’s prestigious Hyderabad City Innovative and Transformative Infrastructure (H-CITI) programme.The NFCL Junction flyover will be a two-lane unidirectional structure extending from Banjara Hills Road No. 3 towards GVK Mall. It is planned..

Advertisement

Advertisement

Subscribe to Our Newsletter

Get daily newsletters around different themes from Construction world.

STAY CONNECTED

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement

Talk to us?