Kid's bedroom
Kid's bedroom
J+AM StoreyJ+AM Storey
Catenary House 212 - The word ‘Catenary’ translates to the curve made by a flexible cord, suspended freely between two fixed points. Hence, the name sets the tone of this house which is surrounded by soft curves from ceiling to walls and artefacts at every corner of the house. The space crafts a visual delight and manifest’s-with a curvilinear design. The house symbolizes a pure style of opulence right at the entrance. While minimalism binds the space, orchestrating an unusual and artistic character in the space. A nuanced creation of elements all works together with seamless cohesion. There is an air of subdued elegance in the house. It celebrates a relationship between whites and shades of grey keeping the material palette neutral and minimal. Sunlight sweeps every corner filtering an ambient glow and highlighting textural nuances. The choice of light-colored upholstery and furniture in the house alters the perception of the space. Driven by creativity in design, every zone features a characteristic hue, affording an instant visual identity. Sleek silhouettes of pendant lights with metallic finishes grace the design, concocting a hint of contemporary luxury. A smattering of curious and personal artefacts around the house adds a dash of aesthetics. Peppered with playful interiors and precisions, the house provides an overall unbound artistic experience.
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Mahindra Vicino- A gentle Life...
Mahindra Vicino- A gentle Life...
DESIGN VAULTDESIGN VAULT
Every curated piece of furniture in the living room , the wall art and grove detail renders the space extremely stylish but still deeply personal. A day bed tucks into a niche, flanked by a tall bookshelf - all created to curl into while catching up on your favourite reads! Notice the integrated side table which is a mere extension of this day bed seat - to set your drink on! The TV is framed with subtle groves in the back wall - which also continue on the opposite wall. Soft curves have been used along the ceiling of the two cardinal walls to add a bit of softness along the edges.
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