Located on Juhu beach in Mumbai, India, this cottage was designed for her brother by Indian filmmaker and interior designer Ambika Hinduja Macker and is fully decorated with amazing art.
       The house that Ambika Hinduja Macker built, with its novel, over-30-year-old octagonal design fused together with its current and contemporary rectilinear shape, is not just a hybrid of the old and the new，it is also the creation of a maverick design form that may have been borne by the sound of the waves that wallop its periphery.
       While ensuring that the original structure was respected, Ambika began to redesign the space. Exposed beams and columns were removed so that, spatially, the home would become more open and free- owing, the rooms larger and the lines cleaner.
       Ambika also worked very closely with landscape designer Kunal Maniar to heighten the beauty of the already lush and Edenic gardens around the home. Once the interiors and exteriors had been transformed, she blazed through the insides of the home by giving each room a distinct personality that is, first of all, deeply calming and then, sensual and evocative.