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Chic Interiors And A Soothing Palette Highlight This Modern Home | Tetris Design

In the fast-paced rhythm of modern life, we all long for a space that soothes. Where the breeze is silent, the birds chirp gently, and the sky paints a calm picture. This 10,000 sq. ft. luxury villa with chic interiors does just that. It is a tranquil escape where modern chic interiors harmonize with serene outdoor settings.

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chic interiors

chic interiors

Designed with a minimalist yet functional approach, the expansive living area is divided into two distinct Italian sofa lounges, flanked by a metallic-finished bookshelf and refined décor.

chic interiors

A double-height glass façade stretches towards the sky, catching glimpses of the gazebo outside while a piano and statement chair beneath a chandelier anchor the space with grace.

The dining and informal living zones feature bold yet subtle elements, a black glass table and antique gold accents that amplify the grandeur.

Upstairs, a curated wall of 32 Ganesha Swaroopas mark a spiritual pause in a contemporary home.

Each bedroom is a private retreat, styled with leather beds, subtle textures, and bespoke upholstery.

Every element from curated art, to textures and finishes, was thoughtfully imagined and then selected.

The result: A home that breathes elegance, whispers sophistication and a space where the clients dream found their form in Harmony.

Fact File

Designed by: Tetris Design

Project Type: Residential Interior Design

Project Name: Bunglow at Yoo Villa

Location:  Pune, Maharashtra

Year built: 2025

Project Size: 10000 Sq.ft

Principal ArchitectSwapnil Nahar

Team Design Credits: Pranav and Pradnya

Photograph Courtesy: Studio Colourblind (Sagar Mandal)

Firm’s Instagram Link: Tetris Design

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