A minimal thoughts, with minimal requirements client wanted to design their house with few colors and arches. The requirement of one room was a proper livable bedroom and another room was to make a common space, as client is a fashion designer where she can use the space in future with minimal furniture add on.
Editor’s note: In a continuum to achieve better, Paperish a Design Studio has curated elements that make the best out of the spaces with limited area. The color blue marries white, flaunting in unison. The swing attains a minimal appearance, tying the room together. The colors are the highlight of this home, from the pastel mint green of the kitchen to the bedroom in pink, ideas don’t seem to run out of creativity here. ~ Nishal Sevak
This Apartment Shows Ardent Affection for Arches | Paperish a Design Studio
Entrance of the house has a hanging shoe rack with a bold buddha art piece, adjacent with a flush fluted wall to hide the sudden entry of the bedroom.
The sofa wall with shimmering textured touch and a POP accent design is giving beauty to bold zebra strips black and white sofa.
The long photo-wall was client’s strong choice. We added Lil moulding to it to enhance the simplicity of that wall.
Hidden bar unit wall has its own charm. When you open the shutters of the unit the back lit alabaster backdrop is giving a wow look to the bar unit.
When you enter the bedroom from flushed door you see the artistic wall hand painted by few artists in a tropical theme with enhanced pink bathroom door is a whole eye-catching wall.
And in the opposite wall it reflects from the double mirror is giving a room little more perspective.
Another room requirement was to let it be open for future uses. So, we added a long fluted green glass wardrobe to give a longer look and a flowing concept on the wall to show an artistic look.
The shape of the mirror with a chair was enough gesture and need but that was more giving characteristic to the space.
We added a temple in a unique way with hanging rods and a designer shutter to the temple. It is carved in the thick wood and contours were polished in natural colour to give it a raw look.
Fact File
Designed by: Paperish a Design Studio
Project Type: Apartment Interior Design
Project Name: A Studio House
Location: Malad West, Mumbai
Year Built: 2023
Duration of project: 6 Month
Project Size: 700 Sq.ft
Project Cost: 25 Lakhs
Principal Architects: Disha Kotadia & Honey Shah
Photograph Courtesy: Chetan Jain
Firm’s Instagram Link: Paperish a Design Studio
Firm’s Facebook Link: Paperish a Design Studio
For Similar Project >>> An Artistic Expression of the Homeowners’ Individuality and Appreciation for Indian Culture
Nestled in the heart of contemporary house interior, Project K redefines modern luxury living with a seamless fusion of sleek design, traditional elements and the soothing essence of crystal therapy. This home is more than a residence—it’s a sanctuary where every room tells a unique story of balance between elegance and functionality. This Modern Luxury […]
When I first stepped into this west facing house, I was immediately struck by the potential for transformation. The clients’ vision was clear: they wanted a space that seamlessly blended old and new, reflecting their personalities while showcasing sophisticated design. This House Facing West Seamlessly Blended Old and New | Redbeam Studio The house for […]
A 2 bhk house, when it becomes a home, provides not only physical but also psychological sanctuary. It becomes a guardian of identity. The Design Chapel has always aimed at making a house into a home that is ready to be lived in. A space that is ready to become a knowledgeable witness of its […]
Welcome to the epitome of opulence and elegance with this exquisite luxury 4 bedroom simple house plan on the 23rd floor in Matunga, Mumbai. Contemporary yet luxurious home involving a delicate balance of simplicity and opulence. Every inch of this space has been meticulously designed to embody sophistication and contemporary comfort. Vista – The Eternal […]
Tiles for walls are more than just practical elements of your home interiors—they are design statements that bring both beauty and functionality to your spaces. Have you ever wondered how a simple change in wall tiles can transform an entire room? With endless options in materials, textures, and designs, tiles can enhance any room, from […]
A house named “Dehleez” (which means “threshold” or “entrance” in several South Asian languages) is particularly fitting for a Mediterranean home that blends modern techniques and traditional interior design. The concept of a threshold represents the idea of transition, bridging the past and the present vibrant colours. This is much like how a home’s interior […]
Redefining the concept of serene spaces with a timeless palette of neutrals, geometric black accents, and mushroom beiges, this cosy house could easily be a home’ up in the clouds. Perched on the 38th floor of Mumbai’s bustling suburbs, this is apartment imagined by Design Vault Studio as a snug and cosy haven! The homeowners, […]
“Emphasising functionality and practicality, contemporary fusion interiors prioritise comfort and usability while maintaining an aesthetic balance.” Contemporary fusion in interiors celebrates diversity and creativity, offering a platform to experiment with various elements to achieve a harmonious and visually stimulating environment. The Contemporary Fusion Interiors Prioritise Comfort and Usability | Designza Studio The Entrance Foyer The […]
Located in the vibrant and upscale neighbourhood of Aundh, Pune, the ‘Color Pop House’ is a residential interior design project that epitomizes the art of blending bold accent colours with a neutral backdrop. Spanning across 2000 square feet, this home exudes modern elegance, warmth, and a balance between aesthetics and functionality. The project is a […]
Situated in the heart of the Pashan hills in Pune, Maharashtra is the two-bedroom apartment home, abundant in natural light and surrounded by lush green hills. The owners are a conservative family of three, each with their own different visions of the space. While Mr. Anirudh imagined raw, earthy elements, his parents preferred a more […]