Rénovation totale d'une maison de 110m² des années 20, pour une famille avec deux enfants. Objectif du projet : Transformer une maison vieillissante en un lieu de vie ouvert, moderne et lumineux tout en en optimisant au maximum les rangements et les circulations. Pour répondre à cet objectif, voici ce qui a été fait : - Refonte complète du plan de la maison, - Conception des verrières sur-mesure, - Création d'un espace de vie ouvert type loft comprenant une salle TV, une salle à manger et une cuisine, - Création de deux salles de bain, - Rénovation des chambres. Tous les meubles ont été pensés sur-mesure par Heimat Design : Dressing, rangements et bibliothèque sous-verrière, ainsi qu'un escalier sur-mesure.

Living & Dining The idea here is to have an openness that makes it look spacious. We've used neutral colours as per our client's taste and added a pop of colour with Rus orange chairs. This is a classic look with a hint of modern elements. Easy to maintain and affordable design.

A young couple with two children living in suburban Bombay in a three-bedroom apartment decided to give their home a complete makeover. They invited us to plan and design their new apartment. The apartment includes a living room, dining area, kitchen, three bedrooms with attached bathrooms. The brief was to create a modern and minimalist design that balances aesthetics and functionality. Nearly all the walls apart from the structure were gutted and rebuilt. The planning of spaces was more or less kept the same as the building services did not allow for much flexibility in moving or swapping spaces. All surfaces from the flooring to the wall finishes to carpentry everything was replaced and redesigned keeping in mind the client's requirements. Along one wall of the living room, a set of asymmetrical storage units have been lined up that provide a solution for shoe storage, old newspapers and other knick-knacks. A lower storage unit serves as a bin for the storage of athletic kits for the children. It was essential to create a sound design so we defined a palette of colours and materials that is repeated through the apartment. The floor is carpeted in a reflective surface to help us carry the light through the space and the walls washed white with the furniture in hues of birch and beech wood, veneer and laminates with touches of sunshine yellow, shades of blue and blush pink. The dining space doubles up as a transitional space and was designed to allow for eye contact with the living room, kitchen and the bedrooms. It is bookended by two asymmetrical keyhole arches. These keyhole arches that are offset help shield the dining space and the private spaces partially from the entryway of the apartment. The space is functional, simple, airy and yet complete. The firm shell of the house is set off by a colour palette that is soft and feminine.

bright and airy bedroom with earth tones, warm woods, and natural element

An elegantly designed foyer greeted by a graceful white stoned buddha perfectly blending with a tinge of grey and white textured wall.The brown spiral artefact helps focuses all the attention on the calm and serene Buddha. The contemporary style ledges in veneer wood complements with the off-white wall and floor. Beautiful terracotta vases are accentuated with the use of spotlights. The intricate wood grain patterns on the ceiling gives a rustic look to the foyer.The hanging brass lamp when lightedsuccessfully creates an unusual design element on the wall. Minimalistic design makes this foyer look warm and inviting.

Opening the second floor allows for a full 2-story entrance, that includes a grand central staircase of heavy stacked timber with leather tread inlays greets visitors at the front entry. Emily Minton Refield Photography