Top 10 Most Viewed Home Tours on Buildofy
Here is a list of the most-viewed home tours on Buildofy in 2025.
Some homes stop you mid-scroll. Not because they are louder or larger, but because they feel real. In 2025, Buildofy’s most-viewed home tours revealed a clear pattern: audiences are drawn to spaces that tell honest stories, respond deeply to their context, and reflect the lives lived within them. From heritage Wadas and tropical farmhouses to high-rise sanctuaries and shared living experiments, these ten homes captivated millions by pairing thoughtful architecture with compelling storytelling. Here’s a look at the home tours that truly held attention.
10) Aangan
Location: Hyderabad, Telangana
Designed by: Lalith and Jyothi Architects
Aangan unfolded like a quiet verse in architecture. Anchored by a central courtyard and immersed in nature, the home revealed itself gently through layered stone steps, shaded verandahs, flowing water, and mature trees. Its sustainability wasn’t performative but deeply ingrained, felt in every tactile surface. It came across as a living environment, one designed to age, adapt, and grow with time.
9) Advait
Location: Meerut, Uttar Pradesh
Designed by: Essentia Environments
Advait captivates by embracing restraint. Its crisp lines, light-filled rooms, and tranquil terrace pool fostered an atmosphere of understated luxury. Rather than chasing drama, the home found its strength in purpose and clarity. Viewers responded to its emotional awareness, spaces thoughtfully designed for daily rhythms, moments of pause, and a delicate equilibrium between connection and seclusion.
Location: Bengaluru, Karnataka
Designed by: Avani Mudra Design
This project stood out for its idea of shared living. Four homes gathered around a central tree felt refreshing and deeply human. Viewers appreciated the simplicity—podium living, inward courtyards, minimal materials, and a unifying roof. The film gained traction because it presented community not as density, but as thoughtful, dignified togetherness.
7) Abha
Location: Kolkata, West Bengal
Designed by: Untitled Design
Perched high above Kolkata, Abha unfolded as a story rather than a space. Panoramic city views merged with art, craft, and cultural memory, turning the tour into something intimate and reflective. The film was an ongoing dialogue between the city skyline and the spaces within, between the inherited past and the present moment. The layers of emotion, history, and design lingered long after, making the experience quietly unforgettable.
6) Twin Villa
Location: Meerut, Uttar Pradesh
Designed by: SIAN Architects
The film drew viewers in through a compelling dual narrative: two homes, two distinct personalities, united by a shared architectural language. Light and landscape wove the villas together while still giving each its own identity. Elements like the jungle plantation, soaring double-height spaces, and the interplay between solidity and openness brought a sense of drama. What resonated most was how the architecture expressed different ways of living while remaining emotionally linked.
Location: Sathyamangalam, Tamil Nadu
Designed by: Murali Architects
A masterclass in order and flow, this home drew viewers through its vastu-led clarity and joint-family planning. The central muttram, courtyards, and fluid spatial transitions made the film deeply satisfying to watch. What set it apart was the equilibrium it struck, which honored tradition without feeling stiff, celebrated its scale without ever feeling imposing, and created a space that felt aspirational yet comfortably suited to generations living together.
Location: Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Designed by: Dilip Soni Architects
This home resonated for its layered storytelling. From the raised entry to the fountain courtyard and double-height interiors, the film revealed luxury through restraint. Viewers connected with its seamless indoor-outdoor flow and emotionally warm spaces. The video stood out by showing how thoughtful planning creates homes that feel generous, calm, and deeply welcoming.
Location: Jaipur, Rajasthan
Designed by: Rajkumar Architects
Grandeur was the hook here. Classical columns, expansive proportions, and an indoor courtyard crowned with a tree gave viewers a sense of regal escapism. What made the video soar was its balance, monumental architecture softened by nature. Rather than a simple walkthrough, the experience unfolded like an invitation into a world of cultivated elegance and enduring calm.
Location: Kolhapur, Maharashtra
Designed by: AG Design Studio, Art and Spaces Studio
This tour was appreciated for its cultural depth. Rooted in Maharashtrian Wada traditions, the home offered viewers nostalgia layered with contemporary comfort. The central courtyard, deepmala, carved columns, and basalt stonework created a cinematic journey through heritage. It stood out as a living example of how tradition can remain relevant, dignified, and deeply aspirational.
1) Villa Prema
Location: Rajapalayam, Tamil Nadu
Designed by: The Design Room
The most-viewed home tour for a reason, Villa Prema feels like a pause button on life. Set amid coconut groves, mango trees, and flowing water, the home’s rustic-tropical language struck an emotional chord. Viewers were drawn to its natural swimming pool, the collection of antiques, and the unhurried rhythm—a testament that serenity, when authentically designed, never fails to captivate.
