Nostalgia and Elegance: A 4-Bedroom Kerala Home with a Charming Kitchen Well

When it comes to architectural beauty, Kerala stands out with its unique blend of tradition and modernity. One such stunning example is the 4-bedroom sloping roof style house, a 2560 square feet (238 square feet or 284 square yards) marvel that seamlessly integrates ancient elements into a contemporary design.

Sloping Roof Elegance

The house is a grand sight with its ash-colored sloping roof, a style synonymous with Kerala's architectural heritage. This timeless design not only exudes charm but also provides practical benefits, particularly in a region that experiences heavy monsoons.

Front Elevation: A Symphony of Textures

What sets this house apart is the artful use of laterite stone and grunge textures on the front elevation. These materials not only add character but also a unique, rustic charm that captures the essence of Kerala's architectural identity.

Modern Touch: Glass Handrails

Incorporating modern elements, the house features glass handrails in the first-floor balcony. This not only offers safety but also a touch of contemporary elegance that beautifully complements the traditional design.

A Nostalgic Nod to the Past

One exceptional feature of this home is the well attached to the kitchen. This charming addition pays homage to the ancestral homes of Kerala. In the past, this was a common sight, and in this modern home, it adds a touch of nostalgia while being fully functional. Design provided by Rit designers, Kannur, Kerala.

Square feet details
Ground floor area : 1578.50 Sq.Ft.
First floor area : 981.31 Sq.Ft.
Total area : 2559.81 Sq.Ft.
No. of bedrooms : 4
Design style : Sloping roof

Ground floor

• Sit out
• Living
• Family living
• 1 master bed room+ dress +attached toilet
• 1 bed room+ dress+ attached toilet
• Pooja
• Dining
• Kitchen
• Work area+ toilet+ bath

First floor

• 2 balcony
• Upper living
• 2 bed room +dress + attached toilet
• Open terrace

What is Kerala's Kitchen well?

In Kerala, a kitchen well is a traditional feature that holds great significance in the local culture. These wells are typically located within or near the kitchen area of a Kerala-style home. They serve as a vital water source for various household purposes, especially for cooking and cleaning.

Kitchen wells in Kerala are usually constructed with natural and durable materials like stone, brick, and concrete. They are designed to provide easy access to freshwater, and the water is typically drawn manually using a bucket and rope system. The well water is known for its purity and is often used for cooking traditional Kerala dishes, which are famous for their distinctive flavors. Additionally, these wells have cultural and social importance, serving as communal gathering places and often becoming the center of many family activities and conversations. The kitchen well in Kerala exemplifies the harmony of practicality, tradition, and community in the daily lives of the people.

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For more info about this house, contact
R it designers (Home Design in Kannur)
Global complex
II ^nd floor,
Podikundu, Kannur - 670 004
Office PH:+91 8113878607, 0497 2746770
Email:ritinteriors@gmail.com

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Aiva building
Ram nagar road
Opp.IMA hall
Kottachery, Kunnumal
Kanhangad- 671531