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Build Naturally.
Live Beautifully.
Our award-winning team specializes in cob buildings, earth houses, biobased art, and sustainable architecture, creating eco-friendly spaces that blend seamlessly with nature.
We provide expert design consultations, full-scope architecture and interior services, immersive workshops, and innovative courses to inspire a new generation to build beautifully with biobased materials.
For those who want the best in sustainable living.
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Our Values: 4C's
We work closely with local partners, artisans, plants, soil, fungi, and bacteria to build beautiful, low carbon built environments.
Care
For the planet and its beings.
Thoughtful attention to every detail—
from material choices to design integrity.
Culture
We dig deep into
local stories and traditions
to bring a sense of place
and
belonging to our designs.
Community
We collaborate with local hands and boost the local
economy.
We’re not just building;
we’re building skills, connections, and empowering communities.
Craft
Celebrating and reviving traditional techniques,
we blend them with fresh perspectives.
Honoring heritage in a way that feels timeless yet modern.
About Tiny Farm Lab
Tiny Farm Lab is a rural design studio where nature and the site take center stage as the principal architects.
We weave together indigenous wisdom, craft, art, science, and technology to design spaces that are functional, enduring, and deeply beautiful.
Our approach celebrates the use of bioregional materials, honoring the uniqueness of every landscape.
Through a seamless blend of craftsmanship and creative exploration, we create homes, spaces, and installations that harmonize with the environment.
We are Raghav and Ansh.
Two architects turned natural builders and artists.
Building with natural materials is not enough.
We need to build beautifully.
We believe beauty uplifts the spirit and nourishes the soul. Life is tiny and we should all live beautifully.
We are on a mission to bring beauty to our built environments through honesty, authenticity, careful craftsmanship, culture, and the power of community.
We design climate-resilient spaces that foster beauty, well-being, and a deep sense of connection.
Our vision is to create a more beautiful world through collective collaboration, play, and exploration.
Selected Projects
Our Services
1-on-1
Consultation
Comprehensive
Ecological
Architecture &
Interior Design
Workshop &
Courses
Material Research &
Biobased Art
Personalized guidance
(Online and in-person) to bring your vision of natural homes and eco-friendly spaces
to life.
Creating timeless,
eco-friendly spaces that balance beauty, functionality, and durability.
Learn natural building techniques and sustainable design principles through hands-on experiences and online courses.
Exploring bioregional materials through art, play, and technology to innovate sustainable design solutions.
What are our clients saying
What is Media saying
Tiny Farm Labs' 'House of Biomaterials' Represents The Pinnacle Of Circular Design.
- Homegrown
Tiny Farm Lab is where these ideas are born.
A space where artistry meets sustainability
- The Better India
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