ABOUT US
We provide consultancy across interior and lighting design, tailored to the unique scale and purpose of each project. Our process is collaborative and detail-driven, including space planning, site coordination, and specialized lighting for facades, heritage buildings, and public spaces. Every project is shaped through close dialogue with clients and technical partners to ensure outcome is refined and versatile.
Light is integral to how we approach design. From early concept stages, we consider daylight, material behavior, and night-time presence to ensure lighting enhances well-being, performance, and identity. We also consult on larger-scale lighting strategies in collaboration with experts in dark infrastructure and urban policy.
At its core, VC Design is about creating spaces that are considered, responsive, and quietly expressive - where light, material, and function come together with precision and purpose.
Vision
Designing the intangible elements involving light and atmosphere that shape how a space feels. The aim is to create spaces that are thoughtful, sustainable, and emotionally engaging.
Mission
Blending interior architecture and lighting to create spaces that are distinctive, comfortable, and respectful of deeply attuned to people and place.
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Project 1A Workplace Rooted in Nature -
Project 2Light over the Ganges -
Project 3Living Façades -
Project 4Reimagining the Gateway: Light as Legacy -
Project 5Prag Mahal Interiors Lighting -
Project 6Prag Mahal Façade Lighting -
Project 7Furniture Design - Bound by Form -
Project 8Reviving Valby Tingsted After Dark
A Workplace Rooted in Nature
A two-story office space designed for a company focused on sustainability. Inspired by bamboo structures and the geometry of leaves, the layout blends organic textures with soft lighting to foster a calm, productive environment. Every detail reflects the brand's ethos of natural balance and minimal waste.
- Interior Design
- Lighting Design
- Sustainable Materials
Light over the Ganges
A suspension bridge reimagined as a meditative night walk. This lighting concept traces Laxman Jhula with soft, amber tones that respect its spiritual context. The design lets darkness frame the natural elements - river, sky, and silence.
- Dark Sky Approach
- Urban Lighting Design
- Conceptual Design
Living Façades
A façade lighting concept for a high-rise residence in suburban Mumbai, designed to balance visual rhythm, warmth, and sustainability. Vertical edge lighting defines the structure, recessed window glows suggest life within, and discreet grazers highlight the crown. The approach emphasizes energy efficiency, dark-sky sensitivity, and architectural harmony.
- Façade Lighting
- Residential Architecture
- Sustainable Design
Reimagining the Gateway: Light as Legacy
A lighting redesign for Mumbai’s iconic Gateway of India, blending heritage conservation with sustainable lighting principles. The design concept softly highlights architectural features using cove lighting, jali-backlighting, and discreet projectors — all tuned to preserve historic character while minimizing energy use and light spill. A timeless monument, respectfully lit for the future.
- Heritage Lighting
- Façade Lighting
- Lighting Concept
Prag Mahal Interiors Lighting
This interior lighting proposal for Prag Mahal is designed to gently highlight the palace’s historic features — including intricate stonework, vaulted volumes, and cultural artifacts. The scheme uses subtle, non-intrusive lighting to enhance spatial clarity and texture while prioritizing preservation. Here, light serves as a quiet guide, enriching the experience without distraction.
- Interior Lighting
- Heritage Preservation
- Sensitive Illumination
Prag Mahal Façade Lighting
This façade lighting proposal for Prag Mahal reimagines how light can revive its architectural presence. Through precise uplighting and grazing techniques, the design brings depth to arches and textures while honoring the building’s weathered surfaces and historic character.
- Façade Lighting
- Contextual Illumination
Furniture Design - Bound by Form
This table design examines at the balance between being distinct and being together by employing two asymmetrical wood slabs connected by rope. The form reflects the idea that even fragmanted elements can come together with purpose. Through its raw materiality and subtle joinery, the piece expresses ambivalence—held together in balance, with simplicity and quiet strength.
- Furniture Design
- Joinery Concept
Reviving Valby Tingsted After Dark
This project reimagines the night-time experience of Valby Tingsted, a historic square in Copenhagen, by introducing a subtle, interactive lighting scheme. Focused around the existing circle of stone blocks, the design evokes the warmth of a campfire through low-level lighting and motion sensors. It enhances visibility, atmosphere, and social engagement while respecting the site's heritage and aligning with the city’s lighting master plan.
- Urban Lighting
- Interactive Design
