A showroom that justifies the legacy of Khanna Jewellers. Three doorway arches on the façade are connected by cornices. The black metal framework on the door adds a brilliant interplay of colours. The hand knobs are gold-plated, which pairs with the black of the door. Neoclassical elements, such as lanterns, add finishing touches to the classic details. A small portion of the front land has been optimally landscaped to complete the design experience.

The need to make the space formal and royal fixed the focus on a design that was clinically symmetric. Whilst an asymmetrical design gives it a more playful feel, the aristocracy associated with high-end jewellery called for a formal, geometrically accurate layout.

Incorporating attention into the design of commonplace elements, such as staircase railings, reinforces the spatial statement. Copper-plated stainless steel metalwork has been used extensively to enhance stonework on the walls. Intricate details, such as a thin band of brushed metal between the marble flooring, have been worked out to create a chic effect. The exploration of materials has been pushed to the limit, resulting in a clean, consciously compact and cosy design that successfully elevates the brand identity of Khanna Jewellers.