We were approached by Priyanka to design her holiday home in the enchanting hill station of Coonoor, amidst the sprawling tea gardens. It was easy to understand her requirements since we had previously worked on a couple of projects with her. One look at the site and I knew my job as an interior designer just got easier as the site was enveloped with the most amazing views! This was one project where I wouldn’t complain about making site visits.
Holiday Home in the Enchanting Hill Station of Coonoor | Phylosophy Design Studio
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Most of the rooms have high ceilings so we used bamboo matting and stunning chandeliers to highlight it. We also used hardwood floors to add warmth to the rooms. Classic chesterfield sofas were teamed with a dramatic wicker day bed and coffee tables to create a welcoming drawing room.
A cosy fireplace with accent chairs on either side is the perfect space to unwind at the end of the day with your favourite book. The printed chairs of the dining table complemented the tile insets of the locally sourced dinner wagon and mirror. The pinewood clad family area has the perfect couch to sink into and binge watch your favourite show.
The master bedroom has a gorgeous tall solid wood headboard and a cozy reading chair. The guest room has a four poster bed in a pretty shade of aqua. A comfortable chaise lounge and botanical prints on the wall makes a picture perfect corner. The boys’ room features furniture in shades of grey. Cheery prints and ceramic lamps add a pop of colour to this room. Carefully handpicked accessories and rugs added the finishing touches.
All the rooms have an attached sit out with picturesque views of the tea estate, apt for a wonderful morning cup of tea. Relaxing in the gazebo, soaking in the sweeping views, comforted by the crackling fire- definitely makes it a perfect holiday home. Of course none of this would have been possible without the support of all the vendors involved.
FACT FILE
Designed by : Phylosophy Design Studio
Project Type : Residential
Project Name : Retreat in the Nilgiri
Location : Drumla, Coonoor, Tamil Nadu
Year Built : 2020
Duration of project : 6 months
Built up : 4000 sq.ft
Project Cost Appx : 50 lac
Principal Interior Designer : Vasundhara Sampath
Team Design Credits : DhyanChand Gantayat
Photography Courtesy : Rithika Photogragher
Products and Materials : Curtains – Studio Orion | Carpets – Jaipur Rugs and D’decor | Prints – Calcuttan | Furniture – Nivasa (Delhi), Inhabit (Hyderabad) and Mohan’s furniture and Antiques
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Email Id (For any inquiry) : info@phylosophy.in
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