RECENT PROJECTS

Sandeep Meghna | Around the Mangoes

Making each space in the villa count.

| TATA Promont

The Tata Promont model flat beautifully crafted making it look spacious and luxurious. Adding a touch of light neutral colours and creating some depth with the veneer.

BY SNEHA S

Harish |

Every client has that one special element that they like their house to focus on. It could be anything from a gaming room, a bar or even something as simple as storage space. That is exactly what our clients wanted.

Catering to clients with specific needs is what makes the whole design journey, a special one. During the first interaction with the client, they were particular about two things, the kitchen must include a blue and white colour palette and the whole house must offer ample storage space. Apart from these specific needs, they offered full creative freedom to design the rest of the house.

The whole house has a blue and white colour scheme accessorized with brown to add a warm feel to the house. The overall design is very simple and clean with functionality being of utmost importance. The foyer has a cladded wall with beige, off white and yellow stones. This is the focal point when anyone enters the house. The cladded stone wall is accompanied by a beautiful circular mirror with gold accents and a sleek console unit adjacent to it mounted on a fine golden table with black marble. This is what an entrance should behold and our client was particular about it. To accommodate the client’s space requirements, the farther end of the foyer is completely utilized for storage. A loft has also been created to store the client’s travel bags.

The Living and Dining areas are in one massive open space and the client requested a form of bifurcation and hence we used an etagere to screen the living room from the rest of the area. The size of the Living room also demanded two sitting areas to make it look full and that is what we decided to do. One sitting area for recreational activities such as consuming media and another for other activities. The pooja room is aesthetically integrated into the sleek TV unit which offers a very modern vibe with a traditional touch. The kitchen has a cute display section to showcase the crockery. The kitchen comes packed with a massive amount of storage space. The blue and white combination of the kitchen helps perceive a large amount of space and also helps in the reflection of light.

The kids’ room posed a challenge since the client wanted a queen-size bed, a very spacious study area and also a lot of storage space. To achieve this, the open space wardrobes are aligned along with the headboard wall and the bed frame. The parents’ room has a TV unit mounted on a wall facing the bed. This wall-mounted TV unit posed yet another challenge which was limited room for wardrobes. To overcome this challenge we placed the wardrobes by the cot which eliminated space for bedside tables. To replace the convenience of the bedside tables, we created a ledge behind the headboard and which can be used to place various items on it. The room is kept light and bright with mostly white and wooden tones along with a splash of blue on the wallpaper.

The clients wanted the master bedroom to have an Aristo wardrobe, a king-size bed, a study desk, a window seater to savour the beautiful view outside, and a wall-mounted TV unit. The task here was that the wall along which the bed was supposed to be aligned was not long enough so we extended the wall which created a lot of room on both sides of the bed and the extended wall turned into a display unit and a storage unit. The study area, window seater, the chest of drawers along with the TV unit was all worked into one wall which freed up a lot of room.

Overall, this was a very interesting experience and a wonderful project for us to take on.

BY VANDANA

Pranamaya Shenoy | TATA Promont

A traditional home with a pinch of modern is what we designed for our clients at TATA Promont. This apartment was blessed with beautiful views and a constant breeze due to it being located on one of the top floors.

The welcoming foyer has a warm-toned veneer clad with a wooden panelling name board on the left and a laser-cut jali on the shuttered shoe rack. A mural hides the original door position and a side door has been created as per the client’s Vastu requirements. There is a beige stone cladding with a leaf mural in the centre which upon entry, serves as a focal point.

The living room has a warm feeling with wooden borders for the false ceiling and laser-cut jali highlighting the foyer and living room. The dining room has another laser-cut jali which acts as a screen as well as a foyer. This foyer houses a console table with Buddh statue which enunciates a spiritual feel. The living room’s TV unit has been designed as a feature wall with stone cladding and strips of veneered panels to give it a fancy aspect. An offset in the living has been designed as a space for the swing which the client was particular about. This backdrop has a veneer panel with mirror strips placed in an asymmetrical fashion.

The kitchen corner has been utilised to create a small bar area. A brick cladding panel in the background highlights the bar. The dining room is a fusion of automobile gears and traditional paintings. The cabinet wall is highlighted by textured paint with wooden panelling and industrial art.

The bedrooms were designed upon each family member’s requirement.

The master bedroom was designed along traditional lines with a solid wood bed and the opposite wall being texture painted. We designed a circular bed for the daughter’s room which was one of the client’s briefs. This room also contains a bay window seater and a lift up study table to save space. The son's room has a large terrace with contemporary modern interiors as per the design discussion. A warm wooden back panel for the bed with wooden rafters gives a warm and classy look to space. The study table is very contemporary with the white and dark grey laminate combination. There is a white lacquered glass writing surface which keeps in tune with the theme of the room. The guest bedroom headboard wall is designed as a feature wall with thin mirror strips on a texture painted wall. This room is provided with a full-height Aristo wardrobe with lacquered glass in a pleasing composition.

The washrooms are designed with interesting mirror shapes and Duco painted cabinets to give a contemporary and classy feel.

Overall, this is a very interesting and challenging project which we delivered to our clients who are greatly satisfied.

BY KIRAN HANUMAIAH

John Kuruvilla | SNN Clermont

The main challenge was to reflect the characteristics of the occupants. The house is urban and contemporary whilst respecting the ethics and values of the personalities residing there.

BY KIRAN HANUMAIAH

Bharath Sowmya | Prestige Lakeside Habitat

This house of Bharat at Prestige Lakeside Habitat speaks simplicity. The level of unpretentiousness accentuates the optimum utilization of space.

BY GOURAV KURUGANTI

Kavita Sreejith | Prestige Lakeside Habitat

This winsome house enunciates the beauty of pure customization and personalization.

Shanu Jain | Alembic Urban Forest

This geometrically puckish house welcomes you to a foyer with pleasing aesthetics which combines stone walls and white walls giving a premium yet homely feel.

BY Priyanka Gupta

DNR Atmosphere | 4 BHK APARTMENT

An arresting tapestry of soft colours one side, and bold colours on the other — coupled with the use of no-compromise materials like veneer — make this luxurious home, a spellbinding ode to all things contemporary.

BY Kiran Hanumaiah

Jignesh Sanghvi | Mahindra Windchimes

The key to a great design is capturing the spirit of the client and translating it into the essence of their home

BY SHUCHI BHATT

G. C. Rangan | Mahindra Windchimes

A splendorous blend of tradition and contemporary styles crafted by Neetha Karupakala at Mahindra Windchimes for Mr G.C Rangan.

BY NEETHA KARUPAKALA

Ankita and Shailesh | Prestige Ferns Residency

Sneha, brings luxury and function together in perfect harmony with Infinite Dreams for Ankita and Shailesh.

BY SNEHA KSHIRSAGAR

Bijoy Bhukania | DNR Atmosphere

Carefully curated pieces, stellar accents and gorgeous furnishings come together, to create an opulent home, that’ll whisk you away to the lap of luxury.

BY KIRAN HANUMAIAH

Prestige Ferns | 4 BHK APARTMENT

Well-lit and elegantly furnished with contemporary and traditional elements, this 4 BHK home is both radiant and opulent in equal measure.

BY NEETHA KARUPAKALA

Sundar Sampath | Prestige Summer Fields

From walls that are richly adorned with Athangudi tiles, to the living room designed to resemble a courtyard, this luxurious 4 BHK Villa is a contemporary take on a traditional South Indian Chettinad home

Pictures Gods flanked by traditional lamps shower you with peace and prosperity as soon you step into the home. The living hall is framed by Agrahara pillars, and the ceiling is decorated with wooden rafters, to infuse the space with all things Chettinad. Athangudi tiles, which are traditionally used to decorate Chettinad homes, give the space a generous dose of color, and creates a focal point in the living area. As you move to the dining area, you will notice stone benches reminiscent of a courtyard, that separates the living from the dining space. The double high space is checkered with stone cladding and wood laminates that stretches up to the ceiling on one side, and a magnificent Gold toned motorized curtain on the other. All of this Chettinad magnificence is illuminated by a sparkling handmade glass chandelier that cascades from the first floor to the ground floor. Meanwhile, on the first floor, music takes center stage in the common family area. Designed with a wooden platform perfect for practice and for display of musical instruments, and peppered with music note shaped shelves and a musical themed wallpaper, this space is another gentle reminder why there's so much more to Interior Design than just kitchens and wardrobes. A few steps away is the audio-visual room replete with a projector, home theatre seating and a giant screen, making it a perfect spot for the family to enjoy their movie nights. The mermaid themed kids' bedroom is designed with pretty and practical elements tailored to accommodate the children’s needs as they grow. Pink walls, sea-shell shaped headboards, mermaid stickers and a study area are cleverly designed to put every inch of the space to good use. As you turn the lights down, the room is magically transformed into an underwater abode with glow-in-the-dark mermaids. Breaking the monotony of the classical-themed home, the contemporary master bedroom is designed with a magnificent headboard, neutral toned curtains and a classy Aristo wardrobe. The parents' bedroom has a bay window with a window seat for endless conversations, along with a bed with perfect niches to put away all knick-knack.

BY NEETHA KARUPAKALA

Ankit Daga | Salarpuria Greenage

Designed for royalty, this sumptuous Victorian-style home is peppered with rich colours, antique furnishings and lavish wood detailing

BY PAVITRA BHONSLE

Rajesh Mandyam | Phoenix One Bangalore West

Decorated to the hilt with ornate furniture, exquisite artefacts, and opulent detailing that boast of South Indian heritage, this palatial 4 BHK home is designed to transport you back in time.

BY SONIA JALALI

Lalit Daman | Isha Casablanca

Designed with contemporary, industrial, and even a bit of mid-century modern elements, this 3 BHK home is the perfect amalgam of all things Urban Modern.

BY NEETHA KARUPAKALA

Srividhya Umashanker | Chartered Grasshopper

The true purpose of Interior Design is to make every design detail communicate with each other.

BY VAISHALI VASIKARAN

Mr. Dennis | RBD Stillwaters

A mesmerizing double storey chandelier of cascading pendant lights makes a grand statement of luxury and extravagance, as soon as you step into this home