At Studio NKB, our vision for Shibumi was to create a home that embodies effortless beauty, refined simplicity, and natural harmony. Inspired by the Japanese philosophy of Shibumi, this 3BHK Japandi-inspired home merges minimalism with organic modernism interior design, offering a serene, clutter-free environment that nurtures well-being.
Every element in Shibumi is designed with intentionality—from curved archways to organic textures—ensuring fluidity, warmth, and balance across the space. The home is a true reflection of timeless elegance, where simplicity meets sophistication.
Organic Modernism Interior Design Defines The Effortless Beauty of Shibumi | Studio NKB
The foyer sets the tone for the home with its minimal yet inviting ambiance. A curved archway enhances fluidity and openness. A glass globe pendant lamp amplifies lightness and spatial vastness. The neutral-toned entrance door and nature-inspired wall art create visual continuity and organic harmony. Minimal yet impactful, the foyer is a seamless transition into the sanctuary beyond.
The living area is designed for balance, comfort, and quiet sophistication. Sleek rafters maintain an open, airy ambiance. Custom-designed furniture replaces bulky pieces, ensuring effortless movement and comfort. Natural materials like wood, linen, and clay add richness and warmth. Artifacts in raw wood, jute, and black clay, alongside oversized plants, enhance the organic aesthetic. The TV wall, featuring a half-wall paint concept, is clutter-free and understated. A curved acacia wood console and wall niches act as focal points, adding depth and continuity.
The subtle interplay of textures, lighting, and art completes the space, making it a true embodiment of Shibumi’s elegance.
The dining area, seamlessly flowing from the living room, creates an inviting, cohesive atmosphere. A wooden dining table and curved cushioned chairs add warmth and intimacy.
A fabric-curtained wooden cabinet lends French-inspired charm. The feature wall, with half-wall moldings and a wooden campaign desk, enhances rustic elegance.
The kitchen, extending effortlessly from the dining area, balances earthy warmth with modern sophistication.
Terracotta tiles, a leathered matte granite countertop, and fluted glass shutters enhance functionality and aesthetics. The organic materials and muted tones ensure a harmonious flow across spaces.
Designed as a peaceful retreat, the bedroom embodies calm and refined elegance. A brown upholstered headboard adds warmth and sophistication. A large indoor planter reinforces nature’s presence, while wooden side tables enhance the rustic charm.
Jute and wicker artifacts introduce texture and depth. Textured wooden laminates on wardrobes, paired with neutral blinds and curtains, maintain visual cohesion. The focal point—the barn door, painted in soft neutrals, adds flow, space efficiency, and a rustic touch.
With its earthy hues, organic textures, and soft lighting, the bedroom is a tranquil haven designed for relaxation.
A versatile space designed for work, learning, and creativity, this room balances practicality with inspiration. An open workstation by the window ensures clarity and natural light flow. An ergonomically designed chair provides comfort and proper posture. An open bookshelf encourages organization and accessibility. Pastel tones infuse a soft, playful charm, creating a welcoming environment for kids. Designed to be functional yet warm, this room fosters focus, creativity, and effortless learning.
More than just a home, Shibumi is a philosophy—an expression of effortless beauty, balance, and refined simplicity. Every detail, from curved lines to organic textures, is meticulously curated to foster a harmonious connection with nature and mindful living. By embracing Japandi aesthetics and minimalism, we have created a space that breathes, nurtures, and inspires. With its calm palette, natural materials, and thoughtfully designed interiors, Shibumi is not just about living—it’s about living well, effortlessly, and meaningfully.
Fact File
Designed by: Studio NKB
Project Type: Apartment Interior Design
Project Name: Shibumi
Location: Bangalore
Year Built: 2024
Duration of the project: 4 Months
Project Size: 1726 Sq.ft
Principal Designer: Garima Goel
Photograph Courtesy: Saandra Sureshbabu
Products / Materials / Vendors: Finishes – Ador (Asian paints) & Jaipur Rugs / Sanitaryware – Kohler / Kitchen – Equipment (Faber, Hettich) / Paint – Asian Paint / Artefacts – Altrove, Ellementry & Vaaree, Home Canvas
Firm’s Website Link: Studio NKB
Firm’s Instagram Link: Studio NKB
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