Perched on the 14th floor, this Surat house captures breathtaking views of the city skyline. Spacious layouts and functionality drive the design narrative, ensuring ease of movement and accessibility. The entire house is nuanced with custom, elegant pieces made on-site to meet the homeowners’ lifestyle.
This Surat House Captures Breathtaking Views of the Skyline from the 14th Floor | Ground Zero
Upon entering the home of Ar. Sagar Rathod and Ar. Mansi Rathod, something immediately stands out. It registers first as a feeling, a shift in one’s perception of calmness, “SUKOON,” which was the central idea around which the whole design revolves.
An open planning concept has been adopted wherein the kitchen opens up as a space to entertain the occupants, where one could serve without being cut off from conversation when entertaining guests- which manifests as a creative dining area extending into the living room.
An eye-catching mural adorns the ceiling of the guest room, which again opens up into the living room and merges into a single space.
The living room is accentuated with small elements like the fabric hanging light, hand painted art behind the temple etc.
May it be the calming, neutral material palette of the house, the hues on the walls, or the soothing textiles. Every nook and cranny, including the common basin, is derived in an artistic manner, making it the perfect abode for the architects.
The keen selection of materials—birch wood, along with green kota and concrete flooring—gives a contemporary rustic vibe to the residence.
The master room is kept simple, wherein a painting in fabric highlights the bed back. The toilet cubicle protrudes in glass bricks, rendering a unique identity to the room.
The flooring pattern wraps onto the wall in the parents’ room, defining the bed back feature.
Piccolo tiles adorn the bathroom, evoking tranquillity with an almost spa-like ambiance.
The home is a comfortable and unique spot for the family to sink into the softness of the custom-made beige sofa and the art piece that complements the wall behind it. Even when one enters, the vestibule feels like artwork in itself with the wall mural and hand-painted console. The elegantly designed centre table in the living room synchronises with the flooring pattern, intertwining the whole space together.
Fact File
Designed by: Ground Zero
Project Type: Residential Interior Design
Project Name: Sukoon
Location: Adajan, Surat
Year Built: 2023
Duration of the project: 6 Months
Project Size: 1725 Sq.ft
Principal Architects: Sagar Rathod, Mansi Rathod & Ritika Uttamchandani
Photograph Courtesy: Noaidwin Sttudio
Products / Materials / Vendors: Lighting – Glitter on / Sanitaryware – Parryware / Furniture – Material by Eikai surfaces / Flooring – concreexpo / Paint – Jotun color / Hardware – Hafele / Glass – Lucky glass / Dining – Ikea / Fabrics- D Decor / Loose furniture- theartistic.in
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