“Earthy Escape,” designed by Royal Home Spaces, is the epitome of modern sophistication with earthy tones palette, tailored functionality, and personal charm. Every space within this 3-bedroom apartment in Mumbai is crafted to reflect the distinct personalities of its residents while maximizing comfort and style.
In the heart of Bandra, this elegantly crafted home by Royal Home Spaces gives a new definition to luxury: seamless and smart design. The magic begins at the entrance. The foyer is like the trailer to your home exuding warmth and elegance. A blend of pure copper door and light-hued veneer panelling creates a refined and welcoming vibe.
Marble shelves and copper rods are not just decorative, they tie the space together, creating synergy in the design language of the home. Every detail, from the thoughtful lighting to the meticulously picked textures, welcomes you into a soulful and smartly designed house.
This Apartment Accentuates Warmth With Earthy Tones Palette | Royal Home Spaces
There’s a quiet kind of luxury in simplicity and the living room captures it beautifully. Donned with calming shades of white, oak and soft browns, the space offers a gentle pause from the rush of everyday life. Sheer white curtains let in a wash of natural light, casting a soft glow across the room and creating an airy, open feel. As the sun dips, recessed ceiling lights take over and give the living room a warm, understated charm.
Every element here has been thoughtfully placed. Vertical veneer panels, travertine marble and brown mirrors come together on the accent wall, grounded by a warm-toned abstract landscape. A handcrafted Jaipur rugs carpet adds depth and cultural richness while the matte black iron crockery unit with a hidden fridge, make the space look polished and clutter-free.
The furniture we picked strikes the perfect balance between style and comfort, while a playful orange and grey swivel chair adds just the right pop of color and movement. Just behind the seating area, the dining nook has a sleek oval table in travertine marble finish which pairs effortlessly with taupe swivel chairs, while a striking cluster of gold and black pendant lights with glass globes adds a touch of drama.
Is it even a Royal Home Spaces creation if there isn’t smart storage? Glass shelves framed in matte black Finish, a backsplash in satvario finish and the hidden air conditioning in custom cabinet, with a black louvered panel for sleek validation, we’ve got it all.
The master bedroom is a sanctuary built for comfort and quiet joy. At its heart is a floating bed with a cloudlike pristine white headboard inviting you to sink in and wind down. A rocking chair awaits you in one cozy corner, perfect for pausing with a book at the golden hour.
Everything here is designed to keep the outside world at bay. There’s hidden storage behind the mirror, allowing the room to splay out in all its glory. Behind the bed, layers of natural veneer, fluted panels, and white marble come together in soft harmony, like a lullaby. Soothing and rich without being loud.
The wardrobe in natural veneer finish brings warmth and grounding, while a sleek black marble niche below the wardrobe adds a hint of drama. Also, a functional shoe shelf that never feels out of place. The striking TV wall is a thoughtful interplay of natural marble, warm veneer and subtle linear accents. Every detail speaks the same language of peace. Tan, beige, and rust tones layer the bedspread and rug, stitching the space together into one soothing palette.
Designed with comfort in mind and elegance in every detail, the guest bedroom is a space that feels like a quiet retreat. The textured stone wall in a soft, natural finish, with a soothing backdrop instantly puts you at ease.
Flanking the bed are vertical oak-veneered panels that create a clean, symmetrical look while cleverly concealing the Bathroom Door. Breaking the earthy tones with a touch of drama is a striking black and white marble column, adding just the right amount of high-end contrast.
The wardrobe blends full-height veneer panels seamlessly into the design. At its centre, a brown PU finished niche adds depth with art and sculptural accents, Black marble inlays at the base ground the entire composition.
The warm oak-toned veneer panel holds the TV, with a slim ribbed ledge below that acts as a stylish display shelf. Every inch of this room is designed to make guests feel cherished and cared for.
This hybrid space is designed for the modern lifestyle. An office by day, a restful retreat by night. A Murphy bed, visually anchored within a custom niche, folds down seamlessly without disrupting the flow of the room. Finished in a light beige fabric textured panel with Veneer. Integrated overhead cabinets and a vertical open shelf column for books and accessories frame it.
The study nook features a clean-lined desk in a veneer finish, with fabric-textured veneer beneath the worktop that adds a subtle tactile charm. Overhead cabinets in a beige fabric-veneer tone keep the look streamlined. While vertically grooved wall panels behind the desk provide visual cohesion and depth. Wardrobe shutters finished in fabric veneer with wooden edging include a mid-height fluted panel. It echoes the design language of the study area. Even the room’s door blends into the surrounding wall panels, maintaining the clean and continuous visual flow.
High above the cityscape, this balcony offers a tranquil retreat. The wall behind the armchair features earthy-toned brick cladding and the vertical wooden slats on the ceiling. Here, side panel reinforce the cozy, cabin-like vibe, creating a perfect hideaway for reading, lounging, or watching the sunset. At Earthy Escape, Royal Home Spaces seamlessly blends aesthetic elegance with everyday comfort. Further, crafting a home that’s as delightful to live in as it is to look at. It offers a tranquil retreat where thoughtful design meets effortless living.
Fact File
Designed by: Royal Home Spaces
Project Type: Residential Interior Design
Project Name: Earthy Escape
Location: Mumbai
Project Size: 1200 Sq.ft
Principal Designers: Vishal Nisar & Gunjan Hukku
Photography Courtesy: Studio Evolve
Products / Materials / Vendors: Marbles: Classic Marble Company (CMC) / Furniture: Luxe Square India / Bedding and furnishing: Bharat Furnishing / Carpets: Jaipur Rugs / Art & Décor: Trezure Casa, Westelm_India, Potterybarn_India / Main Door: Evolve Artisanal / Bedroom Stone Cladding : Decospace / Plants: Ugaoo
Firm’s Instagram Link: Royal Home Spaces
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