Settled in the hub of Mumbai city in a high rise, this Indian house inspired by American interiors surely provides breathtaking views. It gushes the apartment with natural light and fresh air escaping the city’s hustle and bustle. We designed this space for our clients based in the United States, infusing it with simple and elegant design styles. The apartment reflects its core requirements, showcasing clutter-free aesthetics, clean lines, openness, and a neutral colour palette enhanced by rich textures.
This House in Mumbai with American Interior Inspiration Escapes the City’s Hustle | RN Deesign
The living room has subdued and controlled use of colours and textures while having colour pops through rugs, curtains, artwork and furniture pieces.
A lime-washed, arch-shaped wall frames the suede-finish TV unit, seamlessly blending it with the dining area. The white couch looks versatile, working well with the colour palette.
The dining area is uplifted by the carefully selected white marble temple with intricate veins and smooth surface giving a sense of tranquillity.
Ample light is etched in the Kitchen from the huge fixed glass see-through window. The kitchen features stunning mint hue cabinets with minimal storage that is soothing and stands apart from the rest of the areas.
The master bedroom has beige walls that complement the tan tone used for the bed fabric. It contrasts with the bed’s back wall, which has curved panelling finished off with textured paint. The niche wall lining the doorway creates a point of interest.
The parent’s room has pacifying beige walls echoing elsewhere in the house coupled with breezy white bedding, offset by a touch of green. Thus, enhancing the restful atmosphere. Smart black accents complement the neutral palette, while a large dressing mirror enhances depth and dimension.
The deep brown wall in bedroom 3 serves as a perfect backdrop to pair with the study table and hanging light. The beige tone sets distinction for the white sofa cum bed and white curtains enchanting the entire room.
Fact File
Designed by: RN Deesign
Project Type: Residential Interior Design
Project Name: La Melange
Location: Borivali, Mumbai
Year Built: September 2024
Carpet Area: 1065 Sq.ft
Project Size: 1170 Sq.ft
Project cost: 42 Lakhs
Principal Designers: Puja Gupta & Rohit Gupta
Photograph Courtesy: Studio_Colourblind
Consultant: Anb turnkey solutions
Products/ Materials/ Vendors: Wallcovering / Cladding: HDHMR / Construction Materials: Plywood, HDHMR, Gypsum, Glass, Metal / Lighting: Hills,S2B2 Lights & Mahalaksmi Lights / Doors and Partitions: Hafele / Sanitary ware: TOTO / Furniture: Milano Homes & White House furnitures / Kitchen: Dona / Paint: Asian Paints, Kemtex / Artifact: Milano Homes / Hardware: Hettich
Firm’s Website Link: RN Deesign
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