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DELHI ARCHITECTURAL LOOKBOOK • VOL. 01

Solids in the Capital

A study of form, stone, and cotton. We photographed our inaugural 180 GSM tees and 400 GSM fleece hoodies against the monumental layers of Delhi — from Mehrauli’s 12th-century sandstone to the bohemian lakeside of Hauz Khas, the vibrant cobblestones of Majnu Ka Tila, and the red-brick residential modernism of CR Park.

Qutub MinarHauz Khas VillageMajnu Ka TilaCR Park
Qutub Minar Heritage
Location: Mehrauli, South Delhi
Mehrauli, South Delhi

Qutub Minar Heritage

Featured Garment: The 180 GSM Tee — Deep Green

Golden hour sandstone reflections against pure solid deep green combed cotton. Modern tailoring meets 12th-century Afghan-Delhi architecture.

Model is 6'0" wearing size L | Curly hair | Tailored pleated trousers

Hauz Khas Medieval Arches
Location: Hauz Khas Village, South Delhi
Hauz Khas Village, South Delhi

Hauz Khas Medieval Arches

Featured Garment: The Architectural Hoodie — Deep Burgundy

Overcast lakeside serenity amidst 14th-century madrasa ruins. Deep burgundy fleece cotton cuts a quiet, structured profile against weathered Delhi quartzite.

Model is 6'0" wearing size L | Charcoal wool trousers & minimal sneakers

MTK Monastery Alleys
Location: Majnu Ka Tila, North Delhi
Majnu Ka Tila, North Delhi

MTK Monastery Alleys

Featured Garment: The 180 GSM Tee — Deep Green

Cobblestone alleys, prayer flags, and street lanterns. The effortless ease of a pure solid tee in Delhi’s most vibrant cultural enclave.

Model is 6'0" wearing size L | Loose pleated trousers & white sneakers

CR Park Modernist Avenues
Location: Chittaranjan Park, South Delhi
Chittaranjan Park, South Delhi

CR Park Modernist Avenues

Featured Garment: The Architectural Hoodie — Deep Burgundy

Lush gulmohar trees and red-brick boundary walls. A study in residential Delhi geometry, clean lines, and deep burgundy heavyweight warmth.

Model is 6'0" wearing size L | Ecru canvas trousers & brown loafers

Delhi Atelier Philosophy

“True luxury is knowing when to stop adding.”

— Akash Joseph, Founder of House of Solid