Mud Bubble – a 3BHK living experience, where modern design blends seamlessly with raw materials and an earthy minimalism. This project is not just about interiors; it is about creating a lifestyle rooted in warmth, nature, and the poetry of imperfection. Every curve, surface, and texture has been thoughtfully chosen to remind us that beauty often lies in the raw materials and the natural textures. The apartment carries a smooth mud-surface feel through its beige lime coat finish.
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Across every corner, Mud Bubble brings together curves, textures, tones, and organic raw materials. It is not simply about design; it is about evoking an experience. The home tells a story of minimalism that is not cold or distant but warm, tactile, and soulful. It invites its residents to slow down, to notice the details—the rope that bends into place, the stone that carries a memory of the earth, the curve that softens the edge of a wall.
Mud Bubble ultimately redefines what modern living can be. It proves that contemporary design does not have to rely on steel, glass, or digital finishes—it can grow instead from raw materials that are ancient, simple, and honest. It is a space that honour nature while supporting daily life, making minimalism not just a style, but a way of being.This is more than a project. This is Mud Bubble—a home shaped by earth, guided by craft, and alive with the quiet strength of nature.
At the heart of the home, the drawing room becomes an ode to calmness and grounded strength. The center table takes its form from the free flow of mud in liquid state. The edges are irregular and free, avoiding strict geometry to celebrate the beauty of imperfection. Much like mud in motion, the table brings a sense of calm rhythm and earthy authenticity into the living space,Behind it stands the feature stone wall, which combines four shades of natural stone, carefully sourced to achieve the perfect balance of colour and texture. It was a challenge to find just the right tones, but the result feels like bringing a fragment of the outdoors inside—a reminder of the rawness and honesty of nature.
The soft beige sofa enhances the connection, blending seamlessly with the wall while offering comfort. The TV unit, however, steals attention as more than just furniture. A middle drawer is detailed with traditional rope work, adding a handcrafted element rarely seen in modern entertainment units. This rope is not merely decorative—it also allows remote operation, making the design both practical and meaningful. Together with rounded drawers, floating shelves, and a bold sculptural sphere, the unit creates an atmosphere that is at once structured and poetic.
Art within Mud Bubble avoids glossy finishes or digital lines. Instead, it embraces raw material. The featured wall art is woven entirely from two kinds of rope—one dark and rich like fertile soil, the other soft and pale like dried clay. Hand-knotted, layered, and overlapped, the piece celebrates imperfection, echoing the rhythms of craft and patience. Its beauty lies not in precision but in authenticity. It is a reminder that our hands, when guided by instinct, can tell stories more powerful than machines ever could.
Warm leather seats on cool wooden frames, a timeless duet of comfort and craft. Sculpted backs, fluid curves, and earthy tones—design that embraces both strength and soul.
Moving into the kitchen, the same earthy narrative continues. Without overhead cabinets, the wall itself was designed to carry the identity of the space. Tiles were hand-cut into smaller pieces to create rhythm, texture, and movement across the surface. The drawers, finished in dull terracotta matte, sit beautifully in the same colour family, complementing the wall yet offering a subtle contrast. The kitchen is a perfect example of how thoughtful detailing elevates functionality into artistry.
Each bedroom follows the larger philosophy of Mud Bubble, yet carries its own distinct personality.
The kids’ bedroom is cheerful and playful. Its backrest takes the form of a free-flowing, random shape that feels like an art piece in itself. Custom oval wooden handles add another touch of individuality, proving that even the smallest details can create joy.
The second bedroom bursts with vibrancy. A wall finished in warm terracotta and playful irregular shapes sets the mood, creating both fun and energy. The hanging lamp, crafted using Danish cord weaving, reflects traditional furniture-making techniques. Natural, handmade, and imperfect, it reinforces the project’s deeper theme. Even the wardrobe handles echo the irregular forms, binding the design together with subtle continuity.
The third bedroom takes on a quieter, more grounded tone. Here, the ceiling curves gently downward into the wall, blurring boundaries between surfaces. Only two natural wooden pieces punctuate the space, creating a moment of honest connection with nature. A simple yet stylish wardrobe finished in decorative veneer adds sophistication while keeping the room warm and welcoming.
Fact File
Designed by: open end studio
Project Type: Residential Interior Design
Project Name: Mud bubble
Location: Enstin Evoq, science city 380060, Ahmedabad
Year Built: 2025
Project Size: 1150 Sq.ft
Built-up Area: 1335 Sq.ft
Project Cost: 30L
Duration of the project: 5 Months
Principal Architect: Ar. Kalagi patel
Photograph Courtesy: The JsR STUDIO
Firm’s Instagram Link: open end studio
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