The design incorporates elements of Pahadi architecture, which is characterized by the use of sloped roofs, local stone and wood materials, and large openings to maximize natural light and ventilation. The elevation showcases intricate wooden detailing derived from kath-kuni architecture , arched windows, and a grand entrance, blending traditional aesthetics with modern functionality. The floor plan emphasizes spatial efficiency, with a central living and dining space, surrounding bedrooms, and an open connection to the outdoors, reflecting the region’s focus on harmony with nature.