Living Room

The exposed concrete ceiling and wooden parquet floor in a herringbone pattern add to the textural richness of the living room containing furniture upholstered in grey and blue velvets.

“The home abounds with an array of textures, colors and materials”. However, the Botticino Italian marble flooring provided originally by the developer, blends well with our design, helping the client save on budget to a certain extent. Having a deep traditional route, the client wanted a Pooja room to be the most dedicated and dominant area of the space planning. This was combined with a study area which made it a dual functional space. A simple ethnic touch was added with a MDF Jali fixed a wooden frame door finished in champagne leafing. A silver foil leafing over a carved band highlights the backdrop of travertine marble giving a perfect vibe to the room.

STUDIO 7 DESIGNS Tejas shah photography

To materialise the clients Vastu beliefs , Mandir was made facing North-East direction. The challenge here was to make the smaller space appear bigger, therefore we used the entire length of the wall to add wooden panel and we added a semi-open metal partition to enable more light.

This is an interior pooja mandir, We have customized it according to our client requirement. The client wanted a spacious, peaceful pooja room, so we have used minimal fixtures and designed it aesthetically ,decorted it with gold plated lamps , bells and accesories .

Witness the nuanced, Indian Heritage-themed Interior Decor project completed in Mumbai; a project that draws from the rich history of Indian architecture, bringing back the roots of our culture into our homes. The remarkably warm undertones used throughout the decor are a subtle nod to the raw and organic elements of Rajasthani's decorative style. Keeping in line with the theme, the sprawling sofas in the living room have been sourced directly from Jodhpur. The eye-catching cushion covers, also sourced from a Designer, add an unmistakable vibrance to the otherwise sombre atmosphere; a classy combo for the ages. Elements such as the cushions contribute to the comfortable, intimate environment that makes places a true home. The use of a consistent palette is the highlight of this home decor project. Right from the ornamental wall panels to the elegant ochre-toned Sabyasachi wallpapers (Pichwai), the colour consistency allows for easy integration of pieces across the country. This space allows for abundant sunlight to create its natural magic; a sun-kissed ivory-tiled floor lighting up the sleek, earthen, walls very similar to the temples of centuries passed. Speaking of inspired Indian heritage, the ornamental decor used to furnish this space has been sourced from across the country, making it a lively potpourri of diverse Indian artefacts and design styles. A traditional decorative piece, this ‘Tree of Life’ inspired gilded pattern rests against the background of solid obsidian, instantly drawing our attention to its unmissable beauty. Combined, these diverse decor elements come together in a lyrical jugalbandi, a duet of traditional elegance coupled with the efficient comfort offered by modern homes. Suffice to say, the space is an arresting display of skilled design. All in all, this project not only offers you a blast from the past but also serves as a welcome break from ubiquitous modern home decor themes. The intimate vibe of a typical Indian home is retained in this contemporary box, yet there is an unmistakable display of grandeur and ornamental glamour that comes only with decor inspired by Indian Heritage. Embrace the coming together of two vastly different worlds in the comfort of one’s own home with the Indian Heritage theme!

color scheme : white materials in use : Texture paint,Wooden finish rafters,Fabric finish sofa, Laminate finish TV Unit