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RESIDENTIAL: The Jorbagh Residence

Project Year: 2010
The Entrance Walkway to the House.
The Entrance, a walkway to the House
View of the Front Garden, which externally connects to the Family Lounge & Living Room.
The Front Garden, with an external connection to The Lounge and Living Room
Another view of the Front Grrden
The front Garden
The Entry Porch has water bodies on either side with water pouring through slits in the solid black vertical granite blocks.
The Entrance Porch
In the Entrance Lobby, on the focal charcoal grey granite wall is installed a commissioned sculpture, the 'Life of Buddha’ in high relief, in Konark sandstone. This consists of twenty-five superbly and minutely carved panels by Raghunath Mahapatra, the recipient of the Padma Vibhusan in 2015. The...
The Entrance Lobby. Scupltures by Padma Vibhusan Awardee, Raghunath Mahapatra
The Living and Dining Spaces on the Ground Floor are spatially planned to visually and functionally connect this House, from the front garden to the vertical garden in the rear Courtyard.
The Living Room
View from the Living Room to the Dining Room and looking out further onto the rear Courtyard.
The Ground Floor Living Room, contiguous with the Dining
This Dining Room opens onto the rear Courtyard with a modern vertical garden. The 'Symphony Sideboard' is of a contemporary classic style. It has a white onyx top and its cabinet has 24 carat gold-foiling, and it sits on a solid steel base. Kohelika uses traditional skills of foiling, where it is...
The Dining Room, featuring 'The Symphony Sideboard' and Wall in Mother of Pearl
The Family Lounge on the Ground Floor connects to the front lawn as it is also used as an additional entertainment space. The coffee table is heavy, as it is made out of solid wood and a solid block of fossilized black stone. At close inspection, one can understand its understated beauty.
The Family Lounge, showcasing 'The Hunk Coffee Table' with Fossilized Black Ston
The Family Lounge has a beautiful connect both physically and visually to the garden. The Poltrona & Frau 'Regina' Chairs are juxtaposed with a Cambodian rain drum.
The Family Lounge. 'Poltrona & Frau' Chairs, juxtaposed by Cambodian Rain drum
A triple height sculpturesque and uniquely designed Staircase comprises of many materials like stone, wood, structural glass and steel. From the top most ceiling are hung varying lengths of stylish Italian lights, appropriately titled 'Bond'. They provide defined illumination at all levels of the...
Staircase, with stylish Italian lights, titled 'Bond'
The Master Bedroom on the First Floor has a mix of contemporary furniture, juxtaposed with the 'Eames Lounge Chair' and an old Balinese trunk.
The Master Bedroom, with 'The Eames Lounge Chair' and an old Balinese trunk.
The Master Bathroom has vanity counters in semi-precious Cornelian stones, lit from below.
The Master Bathroom
The Master Bathroom has white flooring with twin vanity counters which are in semi-precious Cornelian stones, lit from below.
The master Bathroom, with twin vanities in semi-precious Cornelian stones
This Bedroom on the First Floor is for an older teenager, designed considering her needs and design sensibility.
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This Bedroom on the First Floor is for an older teenager, designed considering her needs and design sensibility.
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The Guest Bathroom is simple and functional, with colours used as an accent.
Bathroom
Within this Bungalow is a penthouse styled independent apartment on the Second Floor. It is conceived with a different design sensibility and a different colour palette.
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This Living Room was designed for a young man. The walls have slate and the flooring is a combination of "randomly" planned light and dark woods.
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Another view of this very modern room, in a colour scheme of black, charcoal grey and taupe. Two walls are clad in charcoal grey slate and the rug is in leather.
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The Master Bed Room with the iconic ‘Corona’ Chair. The only colour, used for dramatic effect, are the two hanging Italian lights.
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Opposite the bed-wall is the Media Centre. The walls are clad with wallpapper.
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The Second Floor Master Bath is modern with a long horizontal mirror, framed unusually in lava rock. This contrasts with the verticality of the window which frames an Allistonia Tree.
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The very original 'Jenga Bar Island', inspired from the game 'Jenga' was designed by Kohelika in solid Burma teak wood with a Corian top.
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Another view of the Gym Bathroom
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The Gym Bathroom, where the dramatic stripes in black and white marble are designed to climb up the mirror wall give a modern French look to the room.
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The Third Floor Terrace Garden & Entertainment Area of this very contemporary Jorbagh Town House has a Gazebo supported by old columns from Chettinad and is in direct contrast to the acrylic Kartell chairs and the many other contemporary features, such as the ultra cool ‘Egg Powder Room'.
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The ‘Egg Powder Room’ is made of solid curved Burma teak wood with a black granite flooring. The ceiling is of structural glass. The sink is a solid grey granite block from Bali, with a floor mounted faucet. On either side of the granite sink are full height rotatable mirrors with a stainless steel...
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