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House S&S : “An elegant 3bhk in Hiranandani OMR, by Sai Lakshmi Architects”

Source: Housethome

Homes are poetry in three-dimensional space. From the colours that grace the wall to the choice of lights shining up or down, every design decision renders itself to the delivery of a unique piece. More importantly, every detail contributes to giving the family for whom the house is designed, refuge and peace.

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Inside Actor Raj Kummar Rao’s Duplex at Juhu

Source: asian paints

Actor Rajkummar Rao’s love for experimentation is reflected in his abode too, and it’s mesmerizing, just like his performances. With a perfect blend of earthy tones and vibrant colours, his home represents his personality of versatility. The subtle, simple and soothing ambience of the space is filled with vivid energy and natural light and it brings him peace.

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Asian Paints Where The Heart Is : Featuring Suniel Shetty’s beautiful Khandala Home.

Source: asian paints

Suniel Shetty’s Khandala home is a true labour of love, rooted in nature, nostalgia and family. Surrounded by tranquil greens on every side, this home is a true reflection of all things that bring him joy. Inspired by his childhood memories in Mangalore, the space is peppered with earthy elements and textures that bring the outside in.

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Step inside content creators Kusha Kapila & Zorawar Ahluwalia’s Gurugram Home.

Source: architectural digest india

With a Pop-up Bar, almost-invisible shelves and storage hidden in plain sight, Content Creators Kusha Kapila and Zorawar Ahluwalia’s home, designed by Joint Studio, is a multifunctional haven. Come, step inside House Kuzo with AD India, which according to Nimisha Sharma, founder and design head of Joint Studio is all about peace

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The Smriti House, Mumbai by Group 7 Architects & Planners

Source: buildofy

Situated in the Mumbai suburb of Juhu, the house is designed by Group 7 Architects and Planners. The facade has interesting sciography on the façade cast by peltophorum trees. As narrated by architect Nitin Killawala, the house is composed of terraces & decks of varying depths, the whimsical spatial recession introducing an engaging quality to the structure.

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The 2,500 swft, “Ridge House”, Ahmedabad, by NASD Studio

Source: Housethome

Coalescing mid-century aesthetics with neo-classical elements, this luxurious apartment in Ahmedabad, spanning over 2,500 sq.ft. for a multi-generational family, showcases a sensible spatial alchemy. The designer duo Nachiket & Nishita from Ahmedabad-based design atelier NSAD Studio, saw the unique open floor plan concept of the apartment as an initiation to the multitude of ideas which they used in fearless ways.

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This Minimalist Gurugram Duplex ​​is a study in Understated Luxury

Source: VOGUE INDIA

New Delhi-based design firm Essentia Environments conceptualised the interiors of real estate developer Deepak Kanodia’s second home—a 7,800 sq ft duplex in a gated community in Gurugram, Haryana. The home is for his family of four. Kanodia loved Essentia Environments’s trademark design aesthetic of clean lines, sleek proportions, tactile surfaces and sumptuous materials and wanted his home to reflect the same.

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This ‘second home’ in Surat overlooking the Tapti river, is a sanctuary for the mind and soul

Source: architectural digest india

There’s a myth around the Tapti in Surat. As the river flows steadily from the Gawilgarh Hills of the Deccan plateau, it carries with it ancient folklores and myths. Tapti, they say, was once the Hindu goddess created by the Sun God to save himself from intense heat.

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The Brick Screen House: An Abode Of Subtle Indian And Earthy Aesthetics | MS DESIGN STUDIO

Source: the architects diary

A house should reflect the taste and personality of its owner and the architects’ ability to make the whole come together and form a space fit for its occupants and its context. And that’s the philosophy we followed while designing this residence.

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Punctuating an earthy flair, Anand House is an ode to rattan weaves and Vadodara’s heritage of exposed bricks

Source: elle decor india

Crafted with illuminating patterns, details and handmade pieces, Anand House is a minimal residence weaved together like a rich elegant tapestry. This 3,050 sq ft home designed by Kuryaāt Spaces and Arts celebrates Vadodara’s heritage of exposed bricks. The four-bedroom residence is tucked amid a choreographed cluster of bungalows, away from the urban edifice, and boasts user-friendly and hassle-free spaces.

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The Kumbalangi Stories : A Stunning Family Holiday Retreat & Homestay

Source: Housethome

Set against the enticing Kannamally backwaters in Kumbalangi, within the sprawling 89 cents of land, the Beautiful Residence is a picture painted right out of a dreamscape. Cocooned by the surrounding landscape, the majestic azure skies, and calm waters along the horizon against the verdant hues, the house is delicately designed to dematerialize into its backdrop.

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The 1,100 sqft, modern yet minimalistic, “Kiara House”, Pune, by The Opulent Studio

Source: Housethome

“This is my dream house and I need it elegant, colourful, lit and minimalistic, all at once“, these were the first few words of our client, when he had just appointed us. This beautiful 2BHK home located in Pune breathes life with the help of ambient light, colours, warmth and elegance.

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“The Colonial era, Paul Mansion”, Kolkatta, gets an amazing makeover by Tatvam Concepts

Source: Housethome

The Clients have been living in the House since decades. They wanted a decluttered and spacious layout. They are a family of four and were eager to convert one of the 4 bedrooms into a Den, the primary purpose of which was to entertain guests.