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JHK House master bedroom with an arched timber headboard, dark floor and built-in wardrobe

interiors / residential · Rawalpindi · 2025 · completed

JHK House Interior

Interiors for the 3,500 sft first-floor house in Rawalpindi — bedrooms, dressing, landing and bath finished in timber, cream panelling and warm light.

325 m²

Brief

Interior of JHK House. Covered area 3,500 sft. Completed 2025. Location: Rawalpindi, Pakistan.

Context

The response begins with the people who will use the project and the particular conditions of Rawalpindi, Punjab — its climate, surroundings and existing fabric.

Concept

Why it is designed this way

The response

The new first floor is fitted as a complete house: bedrooms with timber joinery, a dressing room, a window-seat study, landing and bath. Cream panelling, dark wood and arched openings keep the rooms quiet against the existing ground floor below.

Final images

Architecture in use

JHK House bedroom looking toward the arched window, wardrobe and bed
JHK House study with timber cabinetry, desk and a window seat
JHK House dressing room with carved timber wardrobe doors and a garden view
JHK House landing with an arched window, timber joinery and a reading chair
JHK House guest bedroom with a black upholstered bed and panelled walls
JHK House vanity with a round mirror, timber desk and slatted door
JHK House hallway with globe pendants, timber doors and a cane console
JHK House bathroom with timber vanity, round mirror and a bronze-framed shower

Sustainability + materiality

Designed for climate, nature and time

Passive strategies, durable materials and adaptability are treated as one lifecycle decision. The aim is comfort with less operational energy and an architecture that develops character as it ages.

Project information

Context
The interior of a new first floor over a seventy-year-old house in Rawalpindi.
Concept
Finish the added storey as rooms, not as leftover space.

Team

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