Samridhi Awas
Takenin Studios

Samridhi Awas

Furnish ME Architects as Architects

Our client, a frequent traveler to Delhi, desired a private residence that serves as an elegant alternative to staying in hotels. The vision was to create a modern, fresh, and luxurious space that offers comfort and a welcoming atmosphere. The design needed to be suitable for hosting gatherings with their political acquaintances, providing a spacious and open layout that exudes sophistication.
At the same time, the space should be thoughtfully ornamented, yet easy to maintain, blending aesthetics with practicality to accommodate both daily living and social functions seamlessly. The client sought a balance between opulence and functionality, ensuring the home remains a refined yet inviting sanctuary for their stays in the city.

What were the key challenges?
The design journey for this Delhi residence began with a vision: to create a home that merges modern luxury with timeless tradition, reflecting the client's cultural roots in Bihar. The concept of *Shunya*—balance and continuity—guided the entire process, with arched ceilings as a defining feature.

*1. Client-Centric Vision*  
The design team focused on crafting an open, luxurious, and culturally grounded space. Arched ceilings were chosen to introduce elegance and fluidity, symbolizing unity while maintaining a sense of warmth and approachability.

*2. Embracing Arched Elements*  
Arched ceilings became the centerpiece, adding visual interest and enhancing spatial flow. These arches softened the overall design, creating a seamless connection between areas while providing a unique aesthetic touch.

*3. Strategic Spatial Planning*  
The layout leveraged the arches to maintain an open feel, with a rotating TV unit subtly dividing the living space into dining and drawing zones. This approach ensured flexibility while preserving the visual continuity of the arched forms.

*4. Thoughtful Material Selection*  
Materials were chosen to complement the arched features—earthy tones of beige, brown, and gray, with hints of blue and green, enhancing light and adding depth. Finishes balanced luxury with practicality, aligning with the client’s lifestyle.

*5. Cultural Integration*  
Madhubani art, a traditional art form from Bihar, was seamlessly woven into the decor, blending with the arches to create a cohesive narrative that celebrates the client's heritage within a modern context.

*6. Precision Execution*  
Close collaboration with artisans ensured that every arch and detail aligned with the client's vision. Custom elements echoed the curves, reinforcing the design's coherence.

*7. Continuous Refinement*  
Regular feedback from the client guided adjustments, resulting in a refined design where arched ceilings became a hallmark of modern elegance and cultural resonance.

By integrating arched forms with contemporary design elements, the process achieved a harmonious balance, creating a residence that is both timeless and uniquely personal.

 

Materials Used:

Flooring: Somay
Windows: Tostem
Interior lighting: Amazon
Paints: Asian Paints
Artifacts: Pepperfry 

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