Set in one of the posh gated communities of Nashik, this 3000 sq. ft bungalow embraces contemporary aesthetic and functional design with every weave, creating a tranquil adobe. Spacious spaces with the least furniture allow natural light inside and exhibit a fine mix of minimal and modern design in this Nashik Bungalow. The aim was to bring attention to geometry, hues and texture and portrait how beautifully diverse materials such as tiles, mirror, acrylic and veneers can coexist.

A Fine Mix Of Minimal And Modern Design In This Nashik Bungalow | Atelier 226

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To achieve ideal design balance every corner is bedecked with a sense of modern living, whereas dignifying simplicity to a perfect work of art is the substantial feature of the house.

The spaces inside get ample of light to keep it warm and cozy. The shifting shadow casted on the walls creates myriad patterns throughout the day, adding drama to the INTERIOR

The combination of furnishings and the subtly flowing natural light augment the concept of sturdy yet simple design within the house. The material palette is comprehensive and follows the choice of minimal furniture.

The INTERIOR are rid of “space maze” by elimination of unwanted walls, bringing in natural light and ventilation and thereby making it energy efficient.

ARCHITECTURAL EXPERIENCE

The bedrooms are crafted to give a luxury experience to the user by integrating elegant en-suites and closet areas. These materials seamlessly merge into each other and can be visually partitioned according to the requirement.

Every bathroom is a naturally lit, accommodating a green landscaped space, provide a visual relief and a feeling of well-being when one enters the space.

INTERIOR The INTERIOR spaces are bathed in luxury. The concept of INTERIOR is influenced by modern planning principles of continuity throughout the house in the form of a homogeneous material palette of grey and brown.

The striking Vitrified tiles, paired with veneer is enhanced by accents of geometry, embossed feature wall, installations to add character to the individual areas. The INTERIOR is designed in such a way that the spaces flow into each other and allow visual interconnectivity between the spaces and the user.

DESIGN PHILOSOPHY

The design philosophy of the house is ‘sturdy in composition but light in appearance’. The house is a simplified plan with segregation of spaces in private and public zones. The zoning of private and public spaces follows the standard approach of fitting basic facilities on the ground level.

The material palette subtly blends with the contemporary design thus giving the overall space a touch of stillness

FACT FILE

Designed by : Atelier 226

Project Type : Residential Interior

Project Name : Shantam

Location : Gangapur Road, Nashik

Year Built :  AUG 2021

Duration of the project : 6 months

Project Size : 3000 sq.ft

Project Cost : 70 Lacs

Principal Architects : Ar. Hitesh Panjwani, Ar. Shubham Sisodiya & Ankit Malani

Photograph Courtesy : Yash Katariya

Products / Materials / Vendors : Construction Materials – Saint Gobain & Alfa Glass / Lighting – Philips Sanitaryware – Simpolo Ceramics / Windows – Upvc windows / Furniture – Greenplywood / Flooring – Simpolo Ceramics / Kitchen – Hafele / Paint – Asian paints / Hardware – Hettich & Hafele.

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