The Geometric Adobe – Apartment Interiors | Komal Sachdev Designer + Planner

I have a fascination for geometry and hence parallel lines are cleverly used in this 2 BHK apartment. Grey, black, and oak as dark & moody colors rule the palette of this home. It’s not an overly minimalist, contemporary home. It makes brilliant use of modest square footage to accommodate and make room for storage in two bedrooms.

A series of lining boards in the background stained in dark color run throughout the home with line as pattern that provides texture and warmth to the home.

Foyer + Living

The main door opens to a passage that leads to the living room. The passage houses a full height shoe cabinet on the left; finished with snow white hi-gloss paint and oak veneer. To the right is a beautiful piece of art hand painted in shades of blue.

The custom made angular grill safety door finished with Raku grey gloss paint complements the rich oak angular veneer. The main door is the mirror image of the safety door.

The living room sports a subdued wall with gray line pattern behind the sofa. Overlooking the living is the dining.

The elegant suede sofa against the bold yet subtle wall in grey is what upscales this area. The oversized Raku grey sofa chair is custom made with gold leg details for maximum comfort.

The azure Blue Coffee table is custom made to complement the corner pedant lights. A marble rug anchors all pieces of furniture.

The dining table in white marble top and the Prussian Blue chairs played a strong element very silently. The smoked glass chandelier is another hallmark piece. The custom made console in grey oak veneer with custom made PVD gold legs and details adds warmth, elegance and balances the oak veneer TV wall.

A marble top dining table with Prussian blue chairs.

Kitchen

Komal says, Since we extended the living room until the flower bed, we had to make it a part of this space with contrasting materials. Hence we went subtle with elements and let the beautiful texture of the veneer, wooden floor, and furnishings do the talking. The grey panel opening leads to the passage that has access to the bedrooms and the kitchen.

Hexagonal tiles for backsplash in this angular kitchen.

The kitchen is angular in shape; to make it look spacious yet maintenance-free, the designers opted for grey acrylic shutters and added oak lamination to highlight the key areas.

The hexagon tile backsplash reinforces the geometry in design of the house.

Kid’s Room

It’s always challenging to do a growing kid’s room as their taste changes rapidly. The colorful room is designed using Harry Potter elements. The design overall is minimal; Bumble Bee Yellow along with Raku Grey and white has been used.

A cycle pendant lamp in the kid’s room is the fun element; it also has brick wall cladding and a brick themed side table.

Master Bedroom

This space gives you a sense of warmth, elegance and coziness. The bed back that has Raku Grey hi-gloss paint topped with an elegant white petal frame and custom made wall mounted lights in black & rose gold.

The headrest and bed are finished with smoke grey fabric and the pleated front adds to the details. The grey laminates, walls, and furnishings complete the monochromatic bedroom.

The chevron patterned bench breaks the grey tone and the solid color theme. Similarly, the mint green side table is like a whiff of fresh air with custom-designed rose gold handles.

Grey wall paneling acts as a headboard. Mint green side tables break the monotony as does the bench with chevron patterns

A patterned monochrome master bedroom with a view of the bathroom.

The bath area was a complete contrast as the designers chose three different patterns. The evergreen saturio was used in the dry area while the grey quadrilateral block print tile was used in the shower area. Adding some fun was the geometric print tile in the floor, making it truly a part of THE GEOMETRIC ABODE.

FACT FILE:

About the project:

Location: Navi Mumbai

Size: 1350 sq.ft

Type: 2 BHK Apartment

Designed by :Komal Sachdev Designer + Planner

Image courtesy: Photographix India

Text: Lakshmi Nagarajan