Given the compact footprint of the residence, designed on a 140 sq. m. plot, the idea behind this simple home interior design was to open each space into an outdoor verandah or balcony to make the space look spacious and have an ample amount of sunlight, but still want to maintain the privacy in each space as the site is situated in dense residential fabric.
This Simple Home Interior Design Seamlessly Connects Indoors And Outdoors | Kalasyahee Studio
As this is the client’s second home, the main challenge we face is accommodating the client’s space requirement, as the whole family (12 persons) of clients visits the house on vacations and festivals. The residence is designed in a modern, contemporary style with clean lines.
The interior design concept emphasizes simplicity and a clutter-free aesthetic, creating an environment that is both functional and inviting. We integrated a rich variety of textures and materials, utilizing subtle color palettes that resonate with the individual needs and personalities of the occupants. Moreover, this careful curation ensures a harmonious flow throughout the home.
To facilitate fluidity in the common areas, we designed a staircase that seamlessly integrates the living and dining spaces.
Constructed from a 5mm folded MS plate with elegant wood cladding, it enhances connectivity between the living room, dining area, and kitchen. Thus, fostering an uninterrupted spatial experience.
Master bedroom is planned on the top floor to take advantage of the terrace and also to have opening in varies surface to have ever changing experience of sunlight in space as the day passes.
As the space gets an ample amount of sunlight, we designed a poster bed in the space. The user can hang curtains around it and have filled light through it during a day sleep.
In contrast, the girls’ room features a minimalist design aimed at creating an illusion of spaciousness. The soft pink wallpaper from Asian Paints, inspired by the tranquil Nal Sarover motif, introduces a refined texture that complements the overall materiality of the space.
In the boys’ room, we introduced elements that convey a distinctly masculine atmosphere, such as the dark blue CNC-etched wardrobe shutters, which enhance the room’s character while adding visual depth.
Throughout the private spaces, we carefully selected a diverse array of textures, patterns, colors, and materials, tailored to the occupants’ preferences, while maintaining a cohesive design language that unifies the entire residence.
Fact File
Designed by: Kalasyahee Studio
Project Type: Residential Architecture & Interior Design
Project Name: Manodeep
Location: Unjha, Gujarat
Year Built: 2024
Duration of the project: 18 Months
Built-up Area: 2250 Sq.ft
Principal Architect: Ar. Dilip Sharma
Design Credits: Divya Sharma
Photograph Courtesy: The space Tracing company
Civil: Priyank Patel
Products / Materials / Vendors: Wallcovering / Cladding – PLYWOOD, VENNER, MDF, STONE, LAMINATE Construction Materials – BRICK, CONCRETE, WOOD, STEEL, STONE, GLASS / Lighting – HRISHA LIGHT – FUTURA – AHEMDABAD / Doors and Partitions – FLASH DOOR + LAMINATE, VENNNER, WOOD / Sanitary ware – JAGUAR / Windows – TEAK WOOD FORM AMBIKA TIMBER – UNJHA / Furniture – SOFA, CHAIR, COFFEE – SIDE TABLES AND DINNING TABLE FROM – BRITON / Flooring – MOTO COMPANY TILES / Kitchen – KITCHEN COUNTER TOP QUARTZ FROM AGL – ASIAN GRANITO CO.IN / Paint – ASIAN PAINTS / Wallpaper – ASIAN PAINTS / Hardware – KANAYA PLYWOOD
Firm’s Instagram Link: Kalasyahee Studio
For Similar Project>> The Design Asserts Monumental Architecture Facade Celebrating Solidity & Materiality
Editor’s Note: Some places feel rooted because they belong to their surroundings rather than trying to stand apart from them. Coffee Sangam in Andhra Pradesh takes this approach through a raw, tactile palette of brick, stone, teak, and mild steel. The random rubble compound wall extends the landscape into the architecture, while the Corten steel […]
Envisioned as a contemporary home rooted in Indian sensibilities, this residence sits on a south-facing urban plot. The design accommodates the evolving lifestyle of a multi-generational family. The project integrates architecture and interiors to create functional, climate-responsive, and emotionally connected spaces. Each level balances privacy with interaction. The design also allows flexibility for changing family […]
Editorial Note: Some homes are shaped by the memories, objects, and stories their residents carry with them. Ungana in Chennai, meaning “merge” in Swahili, brings together a well-travelled family’s collection of antiques and everyday rituals within a narrow urban plot. A double-height living space becomes the heart of the home, connecting the kitchen and dining […]
House of the Framed Atrium explores how a contemporary home can revolve around light, connection, and shared experiences. The design follows the ideas of a Living Atrium, Living with Nature, Framed Volumes, Vertical Living, and Timeless Materiality. The residence connects a sequence of interconnected spaces around a dramatic triple-height atrium. The atrium forms the heart […]
A Mock-up That Became a Home – For an architecture practice, a mock-up often helps test an idea before the team translates it into a larger project. It allows architects to work at full scale, examine materials and construction techniques, and understand their limitations. The process also gives them room to test different brick bonds and […]
The house began not with a formal brief, but with a conversation about the kind of life the clients hoped to build within it. Set between the denser urban fabric of Kannur and the quieter residential landscapes of North Kerala, the project responds to a desire for openness and connection. At the same time, the […]
“Pravah” — A House That Breathes is envisioned as the main concept of this home revolves around a fluid, light-filled home where architecture becomes a continuous experience of movement, air, and connection. Located in Pal Gamtal, Surat, the project is a residential redevelopment on a 1,850 sq.ft. plot within a dense urban fabric. The site, […]
Timeless architectural features, such as courtyards, are always associated with bringing the naturally public forms to the world’s heart, building the most peaceful, secluded outdoor areas. These outdoor spaces maximize the living experience with their private space feature, which gives one the option for leisurely relaxation, recreation, or gardening. Furthermore, it has also been a […]
Architecture font choices go beyond style—they shape how your work is perceived. From portfolios to presentations, the right architecture font instantly communicates clarity, precision, and personality. As architects, we design not just with space but with every detail, including typography. Selecting a strong architecture font shows your commitment to visual storytelling and design consistency. In […]
The Indian farmhouse accommodation goes on to capitalize on a mature evolutionary synthesis of ancestral aesthetics and contemporary features. With this, the outside and the inside of farmhouses became places of comfort with nature. In this blog, we delve into 15 incredible farmhouse designs that entail a harmonious blending. While they exhibit different spaces in […]