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Singh Duplex

This Duplex is Just as Cosy as it is Luxurious!
A home is neither big nor small, neither plush nor modest; it is always ‘just right’ for the people who live in it. In fact, that is the one thing that makes it home! So don’t be awed by the generous size of this Mumbai duplex interior design spread across two floors and 4 bedrooms. In the end, it is a home like any other that responds to every single need of a close-knit family of four.

This home design was just based on one basic input from the family. “They wanted a home from where they just wouldn’t have to step out!” and that is what became the bedrock of the design plan.

The most noteworthy element about this home apart from its cosiness is the number of different styles that go into it.
Project Year: 2019
Project Cost: ₹1,00,00,001 - ₹1,50,00,000
Country: India
The Living Room is a blend of 2 styles and they compliment each other perfectly.
Transitional tones for the living room
The coffee table is made of brass pipes with vertical and horizontal pattern and a glass top.
Custom centre table is designed
“Transitional design is essentially a mix of dated and contemporary styles together”. So the vintage Chesterfield sofa also with the distinctly modern centre table forms a perfectly transition pair. Let’s not miss out the fact that the centre and side tables were customised by our personal choice.
Chesterfield sofa paired with modern daybed
There is just one word that comes to mind when you see the dining room of this sprawling home — grand! Whether it is the winged back chairs (with back handles) or the Italian marble dining table top, this space is as plush as plush gets. Moreover, the blue moulded wall studded with mirrors provides...
The great Indian dining room
The dining table has a brass base which was custom designed with a marble top. The chesterfield chairs have an interesting back detail with an old school door handle which were aesthetics and functional at the same time.
Wingback chairs for plush seating
Checkout the initials engraved on the bar unit! Adjoining the dining area, there is a full-fledged bar in serenely powder blue PU finish. We customised this bar by breaking down a spare bathroom. It explains the elegant family emblem with his initials on the bar. For it is these slight personal...
Raising the bar with personal icons
A distinctly modern glass pooja room. We should surely not miss out the stark and modern vibe of the pooja room. Placed in the corner of the stairs, this glass room provides the best place for a pooja room while using space optimally.
A see-through pooja room
This is living larger than life, very humbly, very rooted. the Master Bedroom is divided into 5 different parts - The sleeping space, The plush bathroom, "HIS" walk-in-closet, "HER" walk-in-closet and the infinity dressing area.
Master Bedroom - in 5 parts
As you walk right in, you see the sleeping area with a bed and settee. This space is distinctly framed by an accent wall that is created using individual pieces of solid wood. And we absolutely love the texture of this wall. It is a perfect example of perfection.
Uber Luxury
Bang opposite the bed is the entertainment unit finished in PU. The ceiling here has veneer paneling that cascaded down to the wall segregating the entertainment zone.
Minimal entertainment unit
The son’s bedroom has modern comfort written all over it. We love the brilliant contrast of the white moulded wall and the navy blue headboard. Paired with the sky blue wardrobe that sports the baton and board style, this room is very contemporary in style.
Stylishly contemporary
This room brings out the masculine colors and form
PU finish wardrobe in batten and board style
It plays a great contrast with the natural light coming in and the deep blue of the headboard. Overall color scheme matches to the idea that the son had in mind for his room.
The royal blue of the headboard is a modern touch
Isn't it gorgeous and elegant at the same time?
Do you want to sleep right in?
From the massive expanse of the master bedroom lets cut to a cuter space; the bedroom that belongs to the couple’s 12-year-old daughter has a sweetly French tone to it. Whether it is the curvaceous form of the headboard and legs of chairs/tables or the pretty pastels, we see a touch of classic...
When you are effortlessly French..
The floral wallpaper and upholstery points us to 19th century French design. The wardrobe too has cushy fabric panelling that makes it fit in with the delicacy we see in the rest of the room.
The wardrobe has plush fabric panels
We absolutely love this room. The lightness, the usage of pastel colors, the whites and the blush, an extremely french looking room. There is a moulding which runs across in all the furniture. The curved printed study chair against the whites looks amazing.
A curvy French touch
The guest bedroom has a cosy vibe about it. The leather strap on the headboard matches the rod and straps detail on the wardrobe. That and the classic grainy wooden accent wall comes together to provide a scene of modern comfort to this duplex interior design.
A grainy wooden accent wall
This room is pure romance with deep hues and richer textures. The bed has a thinner top and mirror base which is reflective and gives a floating effect. The leather belt which is used in the bed back and the wardrobe handle shows the continuity in design. The handles give a character to the clean...
Notice the continuity of design?
The Tv Unit and the dresser are used as multifunctional storage units in the room with a grey cloudy back panel which engulfs the whole room.
Texture painted grey wall
The rest of the kitchen in grey PU finish complements the bold red of the counter perfectly. The playful dado tiles were used keeping the red and the muted grey in mind.
Grey PU finish for cabinets fits right in!
You may have come across many red kitchens. Afterall, red is one of the most common colours for kitchens in India because it is vastu-compliant. However, the red we see in the kitchen is mostly the colour of the cabinets and in rare cases, the backsplash.
Kitchen with a pop of lucky red