The practice
Five Sense Studio is an interior design practice built on a simple idea — a room is not judged by how it photographs, but by how it feels to be in.
- Practice
- Interior design and turnkey execution
- Based in
- Mumbai & Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra
- Led by
- Aakash J Singh
- Trained at
- L.S. Raheja School of Architecture
Method
We work across homes, workplaces and hospitality, from concept and 3D visualisation through to on-site execution and final styling. Every project passes through the same three filters: design, materiality and atmosphere.
The work ranges from compact 2BHK flats in Mira Road to restaurants in Bandra and Oshiwara, corporate floors in Vile Parle, and bungalows and building elevations well outside Mumbai. Different scales, same method.
Five Sense Studio is led by Aakash J Singh, an interior designer trained at L.S. Raheja School of Architecture in Mumbai. The studio is deliberately small: the person who draws your plan is the person standing on site when it gets built, and the person you call when something needs deciding.
Principles
Design first, then materiality, then atmosphere. The same three, in the same order, on a 2BHK and on a restaurant floor alike.
Plans that solve the real problem, not just the pretty one. Layout and flow before finishes.
Honest materials, specified for how they age — not just how they look on day one.
Light, texture, acoustics and scent. The things you feel before you notice them.
The people
Three designers, and no layer between you and the one drawing your plan.
Aakash J Singh
Aakash Jaiprakash Singh
Founder & Principal Designer
Interior designer trained at L.S. Raheja School of Architecture, Mumbai. Works hands-on from the first site measurement through joinery detailing to handover — residential, hospitality and turnkey interiors across Mumbai and Navi Mumbai.
Diploma in Interior Design — L.S. Raheja School of Architecture, Mumbai
Also in the studio
Gaurav S Verma
Senior Designer
Pradeep B Yadav
Senior Designer
Next step
Tell us the space, the rooms you want touched and roughly when you want to start. The person who replies is the person who will draw it.