Home to a family of four, the 1500 sq. ft. apartment is located on the 19th floor of a plush high rise in Andheri West.

The client wanted a minimal and functional space that is well connected and seamless. Clean minimal lines were requested with a muted palette. To cater to the family’s fondness for movies, the living room is mindfully designed to transform into a home theatre when called for. The client gave us complete freedom in designing which positively impacted the overall design.

The entrance passage opens up into the main living space of the abode which is enveloped with cementitious grey walls , white textured stone panels and light brown veneer .Contrasting these muted tones is a remarkable copper patina textured wall, that takes centre stage.
The master bedroom sees the use of the same material palette with the addition of a dark brown veneer on the wardrobe shutters , elevating its look. In keeping with the tone of the space the head board is custom designed with fluted mdf painted in grey PU.

Designed in black metal, resting in front of the windows is the feature element in the children’s room, the study table. Its sleek verticals appear to make the table float, with the city as its backdrop. Hints of the same copper texture are used strategically throughout the space.

The theme is constant throughout the space. The use of a singular material palette ties together various rooms. Subtle textures , natural and muted tones with a hint of colour be it a feature wall , artwork or furnishing is what makes the home look tasteful.

Hidden away in a niche, as part of the wall paneling the bar cabinet is clad with a remarkable greyish white stone and contrasting light veneer. Though difficult to achieve, its seamless design makes it one of the key features of the space.