Located in the city of Udaipur, this luxuriously designed 5BHK home design has an ornate charm spread across the entire floor. The designers stepped out of their creative process to envision this abode in its prime glory in luscious and pristine white. The narrative is a fusion of two notable design styles that are timeless. The regal personalities of traditional design and Roman intricacies spark the elegance of every space in this residence.
This 5BHK Home Design Has An Ornate Charm Spread Across The Floor | Siyaahi Architects
‘Neo-nostalgia’ reflects the refined way of blending styles that purposefully fulfils an area of 4000 sq. ft. The planning of this 5BHK home design seamlessly divides the space, placing private spaces on one side and common areas on the other. “We knew we wanted to keep the design ideation rooted, but the evolution turned out to be much more inclusive of other styles,” says Lt. Anubhav Battnagar, who mentored the project.
The apartment is also equipped with stay-at-home help, taking the convenience and comfort of the residents up a notch. The main entry opens to the formal living room; stepping in through the main door hints at the artistic sophistication of the spaces beyond. Harmony pervades the space, with wainscoting adorning the walls, extending seamlessly to the ceiling, and being complemented by designed light fixtures that pair with chandeliers. The seating further amplifies the royal language with its ornamented pieces of furniture. While the sand-coloured sofas tune well with the pure white colour of the walls, there is a whip of sky blue in the form of lounge chairs.
Differentiating the colours of the upholstery separates the informal living room from the formal seating area. The singular C-shaped piece of seating ties the entire room layered with white leather and faces the entertainment unit. With a recessed surface, the TV unit has stone carvings in a deep bronze shade—a spot of texture in a blanket of spotless white. The circulation zone integrates the details of columns on walls with Roman philosophy.
The formal seating separates the private suites through an archway, supported strongly by decorated columns. The informal living room leads to the dining area, pooja room, and kitchen. The mood of the dining area shifts to a more regal tone. Opening up to a balcony beyond, the blinds open to let in the soft sunshine in the morning.
Inspired by contemporary design, the customised crockery cabinet pairs with an ornately crafted dining table and chairs.
The breezy heart of the kitchen lies in the marble that wraps its walls. A layered subtlety pervades the kitchen, which is immersed in modern design.
There is an incorporation of traditional values through motif carvings on overhead cabinets. The puja room faces the dining area, with the highlight wall featuring a CNC-cut floral design reminiscent of a heavenly garden.
Separated by sheer curtains, the warm yellow lights emanate spirituality and peace. On the opposite side lie the master bedroom and a mini-home theatre converted from a bedroom.
The master bedroom has an aura that is quite enchanting. The wainscoting wall is painted white, while the bed frame features deep wood tones.
The quaint details in the bed structure and ribbed projection suggest how connected the spaces are through ideology.
An additional material to the palette, the cane maintains the warmth incredulously and is the focal point of this room. The study area engages further, blending itself into the dark hue of the wooden layer.
Across the floor, the central circulation leads from the formal living room to the private chambers. The Corinthian detailing is made out of GRC, which enters a realm of layered luxury and a seamless blend of styles. Straight up the passage, the doorway leads to the guest bedroom.
Even though it is smaller in size, the guest bedroom is a spectacle of sorts. The design reflects the context of Udaipur, infusing the space with its essence.
Fine craftsmanship is signified by the wooden jaali, while the bay window is inspired by local influences.
The children’s bedrooms are on either end of the passage. They both show that their hearts lie in art, vernacular, and modern.
While one room has an impressive backdrop for the bed, with ribbed columns supporting an arch, the other one has waves engraved on the back of the bed.
The rooms are studded with playfulness – one with floral carving, the other following a contemporary approach. The bedroom design is further completed through a generous study area.
From experimenting with textures to styles that surpass imagination, ‘Neo Nostalgia’ is palpable to store memories within its well-articulated and creatively designed soul.
Fact File
Designed by: Siyaahi Architects
Project Type: Residential Interior Design
Project Name: Neo Nostalgia
Location: Udaipur, Rajasthan
Built-up Area: 4000 Sq.ft
Principal Architects: Ar. Heli Patel & Ar. Samarth Patel
Photography Courtesy: VisualEyes Studio
Words by: Nishal Sevak
Firm’s Instagram Link: Siyaahi Architects
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