This 10,680 sqft residence proposed with the concept of villa embraces Indian ethos with an interesting mix in a modern setting. The concept follows the principles of Vastu, the ancient Indian science of energy flow and the region’s climatic conditions, where the requirement was to create five bedrooms, living room, a private family room, a kitchen, a dining space, home theatre and gym.
This is a luxurious, contemporary home for businessman designed by P & D Associates. Often, we see a mix of design styles in a home like traditional + contemporary, or traditional + modern, or ethnic + modern. But, this is contemporary in every aspect from furniture to walls and colours.
“Vansh”, a 2,000 sqft flat of Mr. Damani was designed simply keeping in mind the concept of minimalism being the ultimate beauty of the whole space. The entrance of this space is beautifully designed by our interior designers using diagonal lines that have also been merged with the safety door pattern too which look harmonised in the design.
Designed for a vibrant and fun-loving client who enjoys travelling and entertaining, this three-bedroom home reflects the family member’s personalities. Mumbai-based multidisciplinary design firm Studio Nishita Kamdar was called upon to create a space where the family could entertain friends but also retain their privacy.
This unique home for two in Chennai blends ultra modern accents with antique elements
Designed by Gowri Adappa, this Pinterest-worthy apartment features eclectic art, Pierre Jeanneret-inspired chairs and heirloom Kerala antiques. Take a tour.
This minimalist family home in Delhi is an ode to Le Corbusier
The architect’s stark, linear, clean aesthetic inspired a house without any rigid boundaries, where disparate spaces flow seamlessly, yet present areas that are perfectly intimate for each member of this family of five
Vinita Chaitanya crafts a luxurious yet sustainable, India modern home in Bengaluru
In a quiet street of Bengaluru’s upmarket Indiranagar area lies a sprawling corner property surrounded by old trees. It’s a view the residents—a family of four—bask in daily. Spread over three storeys, the interiors of this 15,000 sq ft abode are a melange of luxurious marble, earthy wooden accents and art.
A 1,500 Sqft, second home for a professional with an itinerant lifestyle, this apartment was designed to create a sense of stability and repose between trips. The crux of the spatial intervention was the opening up the existing linear compartmentalised orchestration into an upbeat, almost studio apartment-like setting.
“Naked”: A 1,000 sqft, Mumbai Bachelor Pad, by Design Firm, Muse Lab.
“Naked is a small 1000 sft studio for a bachelor that is undraped, undisguised and unexaggerated. The client’s bold vision and unconventional brief required us to think of an open plan with no walls and no doors akin to Philip Johnson’s Glass house.
Mumbai : “When 5 Star Luxury meets a Warm & Cosy vibe”. Home by Ganesh Nair of WhisteSpace Design
Ganesh Nair of Whitespace Design, creates this stunning Mumbai Home, that makes you feel good! Each and every corner of this lovely home is a visual delight, and a balm for sore eyes. This Mumbai Home, for a family of four is refreshing and something different from what one gets to see regularly in Mumbai.
A Fun, bright, clutter free & engaging room for twin boys: Mumbai Home.
The room has a modern English look with a neutral base and sage green as the accent colour. Sage green creates a space that’s full of life while still being relaxing and easy to live with. The sage-hued open shelf showcases the figurines and toys that pair well with the white elements.
Arches Define This Family Apartment in Mumbai, by Design Firm, ns*a Architecture and Interiors
In this Mumbai home, realised by local firm ns*a Architecture and Interiors, arches define a series of elegant spaces designed to reflect the family’s lifestyle and interests. Here studio founders Neesha Alwani and Shruti Jalan share more about the project
Vaishali & Rasesh’s Contemporary, Peaceful Home in Ahmedabad.
The outskirts of western Ahmedabad are dotted with farmhouses and weekend getaways. Driven by their love for nature, Vaishali and Rasesh made the decision to move away from the city into a home that brings together all their passions: the outdoors, travel and the quiet life.
Vivek Kadecha paints a melodious symphony of colourful and natural elements in this Ahmedabad house
Nestled in one of the upmarket neighbourhoods of new Ahmedabad—The Sky City Floris, a 2,700 sq ft four storeyed house, is constructed primarily on the client’s belief of a home. Vivek Kadecha, principal Designer and founder of Vivek Kadecha Interiors, Lifestyle & Design, built the foundation of this home entirely based on his extensive conversations with the client.
MANGO TREES AND ARCHETYPAL COURTYARDS BREATHE LIFE INTO THIS FAMILY HOME.
Before the Inside-Out House was built on the 45,000sqft plot on Bopal Ambli road, one of the most posh areas in western Ahmedabad, it was just a bare piece of land dotted with a few mango trees. After the Inside-Out House was built, it became a thriving, beautifully designed piece of land with a majestic living structure and the mango trees holding pride of place.
