Maharagama House is the personal residence of Chamika de Alwis. The house reflects a closely held architectural language, where structure, interior, and material decisions are shaped through long-term inhabitation rather than formal separation.

The residence also accommodates an evolving art collection, integrated directly into the domestic setting. This photographic study observes the relationship between architecture, interior space, and collected works as part of a lived environment.

Photographed by Sandun de Silva.