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  • ‘Swapnalay’ is a Home Designed with Accents of the Era Gone By | Studio Infinity

    Editor’s Note: Embedded and sewn in the string of Marathi identity, ‘Swapnalay’ shows sentiments through finely detailed embellishments. Wooden carvings become a motif back support interspersed with pieces of nature in the form of paintings, bedding, wallpapers, and potted greens. Shades of marron and yellow have an appealing side, truly making ‘Swapnalay’ and ethnically fulfilling home. ~ Nishal Sevak(Co-Editor)

    The term ‘Swapnalay’ can be literally translated to ‘an abode to fulfill one’s dreams’. ‘Swapnalay’ is a home designed with accents of the era gone by. The client approached us with a requirement to combine their two 2 BHK apartments and create a home with traditional vibes.

    ‘Swapnalay’ is a Home Designed with Accents of the Era Gone By | Studio Infinity

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    The spatial planning revolved around the constraints of the existing column – beam structure. Spaces were to be added as well expanded. Our process began with knocking off the common wall and creating a seamless connection between the two apartments.

    The palette comprising of earthy materials complimenting each other is used to create a visual that will define the desired aesthetics for the house – an attempt to achieve the right balance between the traditional and the modern. This home is designed to bring a sense of history by adding layers of traditional colours, patterns and textures.

    Spatial planning and furniture design for this home are intended to create a calm and orderly space by taking cues from art, antiques, and subtle nuances from history. The space is a fusion of traditional and contemporary ideas which gives it an identity of its own.

    Although layout of the house is governed by its’ function, the articulation is defined by the intricate details of carvings, mouldings and traditional Indian motifs.

    The Maharashtrian wada has been a source of inspiration for this house. Within the typical constraints of a house in an urban fabric, it is the essence of the wada we intended to capture in our designs.

    The interlay of textures, colours and elements together with the functional element of the house combine to make it a happy space for its occupants…!!!

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    Designed by: Studio Infinity

    Project Type: Residential interior Design

    Project Name: Swapnalay

    Location: Pune

    Year Built: 2022

    Duration of the project: 8 Months

    Project Size: 1650 Sq.ft

    Principal Architects: Ar. Tushar Kothawade & Chiranjivi Lunkad

    Team Design Credits: Prajakta Sannak & Abhilasha Rajput

    Photograph Courtesy: Yogesh Mahamuni Photography

    Soft Furnishings: Decent furnishing

    Products / Materials / Vendors: Lighting – Orange tree(decorative fittings), Vendor: Ashva / Sanitaryware – Kohler / Flooring – Bharat flooring, Grava, Kitchen – Kitchen décor / Paint – Asian Paints / Artefacts – Fab India / Wallpaper – Asian Paints, Kalakari haath / Hardware – Hettich.

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