I’m ready to give my Indian residence a fresh, contemporary curb-appeal overhaul. The overall look I’m after is unmistakably modern—clean lines, balanced proportions, and none of the heavy ornamentation you see in older traditional builds. I’d like the façade to showcase stone as the dominant finish, chosen both for its durability in our climate and the understated elegance it brings when paired with minimalist detailing. Alongside the main façade concept, I need a practical outdoor-lighting scheme that feels like an inviting, comfortable Indian street at night rather than a showroom. Think warm colour temperatures, well-placed downlights, and subtle wall grazers that accent the stone texture without blowing the power bill. If you work in tools such as SketchUp, Revit, AutoCAD, or Lumion, that’s perfect—final files should include editable source models plus high-quality renders (day and night views). A concise material schedule noting stone specifications and fixture recommendations will help me hand the design straight to my contractor. Deliverables • 2–3 high-resolution perspective renders (day & night) • Editable 3D model (SKP, RVT, or DWG) • Lighting layout with fixture list and wattage/colour temp specs • Brief material schedule focused on stone cladding and any complementary finishes I’m open to small landscape or water-feature suggestions if they reinforce the clean, modern aesthetic, but they’re optional; the stone façade and welcoming lighting remain the priority. Let me know your experience with similar Indian exteriors, and share a couple of sample renders if possible so I can see your style fits the vision.