The Montage Sets

Six sets, one roof - and a projector for everything else

This six-set projection studio in South Delhi was built for creators who refuse to shoot the same frame twice. Walk in, and the space keeps changing its mind - six fully distinct sets ring a central studio floor, from a graffiti-soaked subway corridor to a colour-shifting porthole cube, each one a different world to step into.

The sets don't just look different - they transform. Punk runs app-controlled RGB strips across black walls and black floor, glitching from one mood to the next. POP is a clean cube lit from behind five portholes, turning orange to blue to alien green on a remote. Grunge layers the London subway graffiti that glows under UV light. Glam stacks bulb-lit mirrors against a perforated starry wall, velvet curtains and bold yellow. Vintage Den is a warm study of floral wallpaper, damask panelling and a green leather armchair beside a brass gramophone. Midnight Ride channels a noir elevator lobby - teal panels, brass handrails and crystal sconces.

Then there's the projection wall - two 200-inch screens and a 6400-lumen 4K laser projector that drops any backdrop behind your subject from five feet away. Shoot a music video that changes worlds every cut. Run a fashion campaign through four looks in an afternoon. Record a testimonial, a streetwear lookbook, a product drop - without ever leaving the room - a South Delhi space for ideas that outgrow ordinary studios.

Best For:

Music videos · Fashion films · Streetwear lookbooks · Get-ready-with-me reels · Beauty content · Product drops · TV & digital commercials · Talk shows & interviews · Editorial portraits · Album covers · Period & noir scenes · Multi-backdrop projection shoots

What Makes It Special:

• Six fully distinct sets - Punk, POP, Grunge, Glam, Vintage Den, Midnight Ride - each a complete world
• Punk's app-controlled RGB strips are glitching across black walls and floor
• POP's monocolour cube, lit behind five portholes to shift orange → blue → alien green by remote
• Grunge's London-subway graffiti, some of it glowing under UV light
• Glam's bulb-lit RGB mirrors, perforated starry backwall, velvet curtains and bold yellow chairs
• Vintage Den's floral wallpaper, damask green-gold panelling, tufted leather armchair, brass gramophone and framed gallery wall
• Midnight Ride's teal elevator-lobby panelling, brass handrails, crystal sconces and a framed maritime painting

| "Six worlds and a projector for everything else - for when the room you're in refuses to limit the one you're shooting."