As Seen In
Wright Inspires has been featured in leading architecture publications, awarded by national juries, and covered by media reaching millions. Here is everything, in one place.
Recognised By The Best
Nalme House / Wright Inspires
A 1,837 sq ft home in Bengaluru, published on ArchDaily — one of four Wright Inspires projects featured on the platform in 2025.
Arth Home / Wright Inspires
A 1,950 sq ft brick residence in Bengaluru — a minimalist home built with Wienerberger bricks and natural materials.
Srila House / Wright Inspires
A 3,280 sq ft home in Bengaluru where materials were chosen for more than just aesthetics — Wienerberger bricks, ACC cement, and natural stone.
Taliru House / Wright Inspires
A 3,581 sq ft home in Bengaluru, featuring Jaquar and Kohler fixtures alongside Wienerberger brickwork.
Clay, Terracotta, and Filler Slabs Provide Natural Comfort and Efficiency in This Bengaluru Home | Wright Inspires
Traditional materials — clay, terracotta, and filler slabs — deliver natural cooling and thermal efficiency in this eco-conscious Bengaluru home.
Announcing the Winners of hansgrohe presents GoodHomes Awards 2024
Wright Inspires wins in the Architecture — Material Balances category at the hansgrohe presents GoodHomes Awards 2024, organised by the Times Group.
Namana House / Wright Inspires
An epic courtyard home in India, published on ArchDaily in 2023 — one of Wright Inspires' most recognised projects internationally.
Nature Plays Protagonist at this Bengaluru Home Designed by Wright Inspires | Kausthubha
"A warm and welcoming home — the unique glass skylight at forty odd feet steals the show." A compact home that opens to the sky via a central oval void.
A Home in Bangalore Where Earth Meets the Sky Designed by Wright Inspires | Ambara House
A 3,600 sq ft home on a west-facing 40×60 plot, where natural boulders double as compound wall sculptures, and an inverted clay-pot ceiling transforms the living room.
Indefinable
The Hindu's Homes & Gardens section profiles a Wright Inspires project — a home that defies easy categorisation and rewards close reading.