Nestled amidst the tranquil expanse of lush landscapes, this villa on the outskirts of Surat diamond city by CK Architects is a prime example of modern elegance and serene living. Designed for a family of three, this idyllic retreat is designed to blend seamlessly with the natural surroundings while offering all the modern comforts.
This Modern Villa Is On The Outskirts Of Surat Diamond City | Ck Architect & Interior Designer
The villa’s exterior, a picturesque blend of contemporary design and natural beauty, invites one into a realm of peace and luxury. The front facade is a fine blend of clean lines running cross and straight all over the structure that consciously avoids boredom.
The entrance, flanked by tall, swaying palms, leads to a strikingly modern façade, where clean lines and expansive glass windows promise a living space filled with natural light and scenic views of Surat, the Diamond City.
Inside, the villa unfolds like a dream, with interiors that speak the language of understated luxury. The living room, a spacious haven of comfort, is adorned with plush, maroon seating contrasted against the soft, neutral palette of the walls and marble flooring.
The strategic placement of chic, minimalist furniture complements the room’s sleek design, while the golden accents and modern chandeliers add a touch of opulence.
The heart of the villa, a stylish modern kitchen, opens up to a charming bar area, perfect for entertaining. The combination of soft blues and earthy tones, along with the subtle lighting, sets a relaxing ambience.
Here, form meets function in every detail, from the sleek cabinetry to the elegant bar stools, creating an inviting space for culinary exploration and social gatherings.
The younger member’s bedroom, with its bold blue and tan colour scheme, offers a unique blend of warmth and sophistication.
The bed by @altavista, set against a backdrop of contemporary design elements, invites relaxation, while the adjacent personal lounge area provides a secluded space for quiet reflection or intimate conversations.
The guest bedroom palette reflects a subtle colour palette with curve detailing. The bold tan colour of the furniture elevates the whole room.
The master bedroom palette reflects peace from all sides of the wall with its muted colour palette in all shades of ivory.
The bold tan brown chair is the statement piece that narrates the design in crisp and clear,
The outdoor area is a seamless extension of the villa’s serene ethos. The meticulously landscaped garden, adorned with vibrant flower beds and tropical plants, surrounds the pool. Thus inviting one to bask in the sun or enjoy leisurely swims.
The poolside area, with its modern, comfortable seating, is the perfect spot for daytime relaxation or evening gatherings under the stars.
This villa is not just a residence; it’s a lifestyle. Every space, every corner, tells a story of elegance, comfort, and harmony with nature. It’s a place where every moment is a celebration of tranquillity and luxury. Dive into the serene world, where every day is an invitation to live life beautifully.
Fact FileDesigned by: Ck Architect & Interior Designer
Project Type: Residential Architecture & Interior Design
Project Name: Harmony in Habitat
Location: Surat, Gujarat
Year Built: 2023
Duration of the project: 1 Year
Built-up Area: 4,200 Sq.ft
Project Size: 18,000 Sq.ft
Project Cost: 3.5 Crores
Principal Architects: Ar. Chintan Patel & Ar. Krishna Lalwala
Team Design Credits: Riya Agarwal & Sakshi Daga
Photograph Courtesy: Prabal Gupta
Products/Materials/Vendors: Cladding – Flex stone & colour texture / Lighting – Bee Dee & co. , Vendor- Umang / Doors and Partitions – Modular / Sanitaryware – Grohe / Facade Systems –Telesia / Windows –Telesia / Furniture –Alta Vista / Flooring –Nexion Tile / Kitchen – Modular / Paint –Asian Paints Artefacts -@home / Hardware – Blum
Consultants for the Project: Civil – Contractor Bhaidas / Interior Designers –Riya Agarwal, Sakshi Daga Landscape Architects –Van sthapati by Dushyantbhai / MEP & HVAC Consultants – Global Electrify Shop Structure Engineers – Sixthlayer Designs / Lighting Vendor –Krishna Lalwala / Contractors –Bhaidas Project Managers – CK Architect Team / Interior Styling – CK Architect Team
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