Designer Sanjyt Syngh opens the doors to his eclectic-luxe home!
Sanjyt Syngh is a New Delhi-based, globally aware designer dedicated to luxury spaces. He takes pride in creating spaces that are a visual delight yet functional. Extremely passionate about design, he uses the power of layering different textures and mediums to create a space that reflects the personality of its users.
Akshaya Mestry and Bhakti Loonawat’s collaborative design transforms this 80-year-old, 1,500 sqft home into a vintage wonder.
In an ever-evolving world, we’re living a fast-paced life and constantly trying on the newest buzzwords. However, a trend that never goes out of style is #Vintage. And that’s exactly what Studio Mestry’s Akshaya Mestry went for, when she collaborated with Bhakti Loonawat, to breathe new life into an 80-year-old apartment in the heart of Mumbai.
A Stylishly designed, Mumbai Residence : Kasturi Relekar Designs
Contemporary spaces with the glimpses of art-deco style, are the key words to represent the look and feel of this Mumbai Home, for the creative yet down to earth couple and their young son. Designed by Kasturi Relekar Designs @kasturirelekardesigns, whilst the overall design of the house is very contemporary; each room has been given its customised feel by thoughtful layering and styling.
The stepped house designed by Studio Lotus is based on a structural grid of retaining walls: a main wall that spans the entire length of the project along with intermittently-spaced walls across its width. Embodying a character typical of its location, these stone walls act as prominent design elements in the scheme; defining and demarcating areas.
“Housethome.com” offers Indian home owners an end-to-end ‘solution’ to help them with their home style requirements
“We have frankly been overwhelmed with the response we have got since we launched a few months ago. We do try to thoughtfully curate content for the diverse reader base we cater to. We showcase Design Firms & Homes spread across the country, of different experiences, styles, price ranges, and cities.
Trust but always VERIFY: “advices Bangalore based Housethome, to Indian Art Buyers Online!”
“Art washes away from the soul, the dust of everyday life !” said the famous Painter Picasso years ago, and Homeowners today in India too are taking a keen interest in buying & showcasing beautiful paintings & art works in their homes.
Right after I saw Tanu Weds Manu Returns I got a chance to interview Kangana Ranaut herself in her house! She was of course incredible and talked about everything from her diet to her various Bollywood characters and what it’s really like in Bollywood!
Looking for ‘Inspiring’ Indian home Décor resources online? Housethome solves that pain.
Most of us, at some point of time, have struggled to hunt for the finest Home Style Content & Resources, to help us build that home of our dreams!For way too long, the world of Indian Home Décor Market, (valued at over 30Bn$) has been too fragmented & diverse and one has had to source all over the place to look for information, resources, ideas & inspiration, many times one would purchase something…only to later find better & more attractive ideas & options.
Watch the duo take you on a tour down their memory lane of a place they call home, where the heart is.
Zoya Akhtar’s sets the stage in her apartment with a mix of timeless art, modern and traditional furniture pieces, travel finds and her vast collection of books and films For more home tours, check out:
Slipping into her role as homeowner, actor Parineeti Chopra makes an impressive debut with a sea-facing Bandra house in Mumbai that is layered with facets of her personality.
Home Tour: The elegant, modern Mumbai home of “Sushant Singh Rajput”
Actor, Sushant Singh Rajput’s home is the ultimate bachelor pad with its combination of robust colours and rugged finishes
Thrissur-based design studio LIJO RENY Architects @lijo.reny.architects, has taken full advantage of Kerala’s sunny, tropical climate with its design of ‘The House Within the Grid’, a luxury residence that produces all of its own energy via rooftop solar panels.
