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  • A Sprawling 2 Acre Property that is a Perfect Setting to a Getaway | Hohm Design Studio

    Editor’s Note: Overlooking the endless sea, this house is enriched in a dream site with a dual character of appearance. While the exterior is a modern and seamless stacking of spaces, the interiors have a vintage conscience. While the white tint of the structure appears stark against the brilliant blue sky, the insides are a haven for serenity. The eccentricity of inlaid tiles pairs well with the innate backdrop of whitewash and light toned veneers, inculcating a Portuguese touch. The inset of natural light defines the mood with the view serving as a cherry on top. ~ Nishal Sevak(Co-Editor)

    SALT at Sayalkudi is a beach house located in one of most pristine & quaint beaches of Tamil Nadu. This project is very close to me as it also belongs to my very dear friends, Sindhuja & Nithin Lakshmanan. Also, without Nithin’s help with supervision and his passion for design, we couldn’t have done this !! A sprawling 2 acre property. that is a perfect setting to a getaway from the mundane daily life amidst lush cover of the palm trees, white sands and overlooking the blue sky.

    A Sprawling 2 Acre Property that is a Perfect Setting to a Getaway | Hohm Design Studio

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    This beautiful 5000 sq.ft. beach house has 3 bedrooms, a living & dining area, a family space, viewing decks from all areas and a very inviting swimming pool. The entire palette of colors, textures & patterns used in the house was mainly to create a welcoming & hospitable vibe for our clients, who love to entertain. The design concept circled around the beach views, ensuring each room got enough of the sun, sand & sea.

    On a sprawling 2 acre property, white sands, lush cover of the palm trees and overlooking the blue sea, this is a perfect setting to a getaway from the mundane daily life. This beautiful 5000 Sqft beach house has 3 bedrooms, a living & dining area, a family space.

    The printed floor by Bharat Floorings with the 4 poster beds, brick clad walls is combined with rattan furniture to give an ideal amalgamation of visual imagery. Selected pieces of furniture from south east asia enhance the beachy spirit of the interior.

    The highlight of all rooms are the partially open & emphasized wash basin counters that amplify the space and yet add to the design language of the space.

    One glance at the pictures and No-one can miss that the focal point is the breathtaking views of the horizon and the blue sea. Credits to @sensescapearchitects for the architectural design of the primary structure.

    Fact File

    Designed by: Hohm Design Studio

    Project Type: Residential Interior Design

    Project Name: SALT

    Location: Sayalkudi, Tamil Nadu

    Year Built: 2022

    Duration of the project: 1 Year

    Built-up Area: 3000 Sq.ft

    Principal Designer: Sonal Chordia

    Photograph Courtesy: Yash R Jain

    Landscape Architects: Zakeer Hussain

    Products / Materials / Vendors: Sanitaryware – Kohler / Furniture – Bali & Thailand / Flooring – Bharat Tiles / Kitchen – Custom made.

    Firm’s Instagram Link: Hohm Design Studio

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