With winters upon us and the holidays approaching, we want to give our spaces a few cheerful touches that’ll turn a room into a warm gathering place. And thus we designed this modern home with an eclectic touch. Here are some of our favorites – designing a living room is the most prominent part of the project, it’s a room you’re welcomed home to!
Modern Home With An Eclectic Touch | Space Makeers
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It represents the family culture and pattern. And we design taking that into consideration. This space is adorned by the beauty of the marble elevated on the wall along with the marbled floor.
The eye catchy look of the seating, is complimented with ballerina floor lamp. 1. Wall Marble (Monte Pluciano) 2. Veneer complimenting the marble on wall. 3. Sofa in a combination of white and green. 4. Floor Marble (Alaska Grey) which has LED light to highlight the beauty of its venis. 5. Ballerina Floor Lamp.
Dining area is the place where everyone gathers to share a meal at the end of the day. Therefore, comfort is the primary aspect we give importance to while designing the space.
And the kitchen is designed keeping present and future needs in mind. 1. Floor Marble (Alaska Grey) which has LED light to highlight the beauty of its venis. 2. Backlit onyx marble top for dining table.
Bedrooms are the most intimate part of a house and it reflects the life of the one occupying the space. Its not just the bed but the surroundings that make up a bedroom.
And we bring in the aspects of relaxation as well as your daily routine into our design in order to have the most personalized experience for an individual.
This room is created with muted color scheme allowing the occasional brighter color to pop in its own way.
Creating a space for your child where they can learn and grow should be an exciting experience. We focus on functionality along with fun elements so the design is evergreen.
The room is doodled up with the pinks & grays letting the hand-painted bunny be the highlight of the design.
FACT FILE
Designed by : Space Makeers
Project Type : Residential
Project Name : The Pathria’s Abode
Location : Rajhans Royalton, Vesu, Surat, Gujarat
Year Built : 2022
Duration of project : 1 year
Built up : 2750 sq.ft
Project Size : 5000 sq.ft
Project Cost : 1.05 Crore
Principal Designers : Abhishek Jadav & Toral Patel
Photograph Courtesy : Noaidwin Sttudio
Products/Materials/Vendors : Lighting – littoria / Sanitaryware – kohler / Flooring – Bafna marble Kitchen – Plezza kitchens / Paint – Asian paint / Artefacts – Element / Hardware – Haffele & Blum
Firm’s Instagram Link : Space Makeers
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