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Embedded in a plain philosophy of design approach, the residence for two is located on the outskirts of Surat with plenty of open space around the plot. Originally a weekend house, the structure is a part of a gated community with abundant vegetation and fresh air, something that is difficult to discover in the bustling and fast-growing city of Surat. The G+1 volume has its openings facing the common road that runs along the plot area. The exterior of the bungalow gives off an impression of a weekend home, with a sloping roof gracing the elevational treatment and balconies stepping out to oversee the softscape and hardscape design in the common plot. The front facade sees a role glass, plaster, and wooden cladding, showcasing a balanced palette of transparency and opaqueness. The ground floor occupies the common area, which hosts an open plan between the living, dining area, and kitchen. The clientele requirements were quite brief: they desired a home with plenty of natural light paired with simplistic furniture designs to adorn the space. With this brief, the interior designers came up with an original concept and idea for the couple’s home. The built-up space covers an area of 1500 sq. ft. with the primary concern of keeping the design welcoming and intimate. The design language of the interiors has a contemporary dialogue that flows around the house. The contemporary impressions come out in wall paneling, furnishings, color palette, textures, and lighting fixtures too. The familial spaces have a theme of black and white. The classic combination of colors is paired with a design pedagogy that makes the space stand out. The living room is painted white, while the light-gray fabric of the couch highlights the space. The teal-colored poufs and pillows bring in a wave of pop in a light and steady backdrop. The white paneling on the walls makes up for a TV unit and it continues its play to the dining area. The veneer encompassing the dining table and chairs compliment the white paneling and the splash of black in the kitchen beyond. The lighting fixture for the dining area has a rustic and chic vibe to it which intensifies the space’s value. The kitchen stands out very boldly and bravely with its sides smeared in black. The overhead cabinets and drawers have a similar design approach, with black duco coating and golden- colored handles. The glass cabinets with golden knobs give the kitchen a very quaint feel. A breakfast counter blends in with the kitchen, highlighted by a pair of bar stools. The pairing of monochrome colors falls in line with the client’s wish of achieving simplicity. The whites of the space make the room look bigger when it receives plenty of natural light from the openings. The ground floor consists of a bedroom with an attached bathroom and a common washroom. The ground floor bedroom is aligned in a similar color scheme except the white is put together with a shade of light pastel green. The white paneling behind the head of the bed has a calming and sober effect with innocent grooves and an ornamental lighting fixture on both sides of the bed. The headboard is seen as an intricate piece of embroidery and brings in a sense of play in an overall simple layout. The side tables speak a pop of pastel while the cabinets and television unit camouflage with the wall. The dog- legged staircase is supported with black tainted glass. The first floor is occupied by three bedrooms and a pooja room. They follow a similar theme of tranquil and simple colors. The master bedroom on the first floor has a color scheme of pastel green and white. The contemporary panel design lines up from the headboard to the cupboard. The quaint intricacies of pattern and embroidery on curtains and the bed’s back support add a touch of nonchalance. The bedroom facing the entrance carries a hint of gray, black, and white in its wake. The black sconces on both sides of the bed emanate a classical feeling. The children’s bedroom is approached with a playful yet mindful method. The sofa set placed within the cupboard space stretches into a bed when needed, a smart solution to make a space multi- functional. The pooja room is soothing to the eyes with its white and golden luminescence.

We transformed their builder-ready 3-bedroom apartment into a colourful, modern space with a white base tone and Greek-inspired accents. It was all tailored to their needs. The semi-open kitchen was renovated to meet the client's wants. The kitchen was rather expensive, but it was well worth it because the clients love to cook on the weekends and when hosting friends in their home. The kitchen has a white and sky blue colour scheme with black fixtures and decorations as a contrast. It is fully furnished. The kitchen is well-equipped with contemporary amenities and appliances, such as an oven, refrigerator, dishwasher, sink, stove, and cabinets. In addition, the kitchen has a white and sky blue colour scheme with black fixtures and accents. The kitchen was also renovated to meet the client's needs, which was a wise investment given that they enjoy cooking on the weekends and for company.

The open Kitchen is adjacent to the living room. To imbibe the same look and feel as the living room we designed with neutral hues. Using lighter tones in an otherwise small kitchen, gives an illusion of a bigger space. With earthy tones, having plants inside along with the natural light gives a nice cosy feel. For ease of use and maximum utilisation of space a modular kitchen with varied sizes of cabinets and drawers was provided.

Kitchen follows the grey colour scheme.

A young couple, George and Sujatha, approached us to do the interiors of their new apartment in Bengaluru with a simple design brief — they wanted a soothing and elegant decor in subtle hues. A two-and-a-half bedroom home, we converted one room into a guest room and the smaller one into a home office. We also separated the kitchen from the living room with an arched doorway. The arches make an appearance in other parts of the home as well, making it a recurring theme throughout the home. This, coupled with a pastel colour scheme define the home’s minimalistic and modern style. Several storage spaces are concealed to prevent the home from looking too cluttered. For instance, the bar station is a pull-out tray next to the TV, and has drawers under it, visible only on a closer look. Similarly, the crockery is stored next to the dining table in a hidden cabinet in a similar fashion. We’ve kept the teakwood furniture lightweight with raised legs to avoid the room from looking boxy and less spacious. The kitchen mimics the living and dining room’s colour scheme of white and green, and has ample of storage as per the client’s need. As you move into the home office, an explosion of wooden furniture takes over, paying an ode to the couple’s Kerala roots. Made of rubber wood, the book shelf and console make for a lovely backdrop as well as a functional accessory. The pull-out couch and the desk next to it is perfect for work as well as movie sessions. The couple’s master bedroom is a study in seating spaces. We extended the bed’s wooden headboard to the entire breadth of the wall and created more seating including a nook next to the window. Being a small space, the wardrobe features a hidden pull-out dresser on the side and the white veneer prevents it from looking too jarring to the eyes. Overall, we’ve tried to make this home a symphony of subtle hues that speak a minimalist design language.

Kitchen Now this space turned out to be the favourite of anyone who stepped in. We gave the client everything that they possibly thought of here. Ensuring that adding adequate storage while still making the kitchen feel spacious was one challenge we took on. We countered this problem by using light colours and making maximum use of the natural light that flowed into the space. We avoided overhangs and handles on the loft, opting for a 38mm intrinsic wood grove dividing the shelf into loft and middle cabinets with inbuilt handles. It also transformed into a wooden ledge on the opposite shelf to maintain symmetry. Coming to the colour palette we chose to go ahead with white and a ‘Shy’ Green. While the shutters' shy green shade intimidated the clients initially, it turned out to be the real show-stealer, giving us a Pinterest-worthy kitchen! The specially curated handles of the base and tall cabinets are white knobs with the same green running in stripes on it! We complimented the European hue of the cabinets with a stark, classy white-tiled backsplash.

Contemporary U-shaped kitchen adding a touch of elegance to your home. Plenty of room for storage with fresh and fabulous looking built-in cabinets in beige done up in clean lines. The white colored engineered counter tops gives that extra durability, resistance and a classy finish. Use of daylight coming through the windows, spotlights, recessed lights and hanging lights are used to create a well-lit kitchen. The beauty and clarity of glass and elegance of lacquer makes the dado look stunning. Equipped with all sleek stainless-steel appliances and modern fixtures and ambiance that is high in style.

The open Kitchen is adjacent to the living room. To imbibe the same look and feel as the living room we designed with neutral hues. Using lighter tones in an otherwise small kitchen, gives an illusion of a bigger space. With earthy tones, having plants inside along with the natural light gives a nice cosy feel. For ease of use and maximum utilisation of space a modular kitchen with varied sizes of cabinets and drawers was provided.

When it came to the kitchen, they asked for an easy-to-maintain design with simple, clean lines. Sachin (desginer) helped them to pick out the silver and grey acrylic finish, with pops of yellow for the cabinets. To maximise on the storage, they went for cabinets all the way up to the ceiling. The kitchen really meets their expectations both functionally and aesthetically.

A Bangalore home defined by Spanish influences Casa De Arcos has been designed by principal architects of Concepto Studio, Edwin and Esha Stanley. Also called the House of Arches, a Spanish villa inspires this home. As a result, one can see arches throughout the home — be it to restrict spaces, shelves and niches, and accents. The house also uses green, considering the apartment's location and the surrounding lush greenery. Preserving these architectural details is crucial to fully honour the original intent of Spanish Colonial Revival style homes. It pays homage to the design's historical roots and contributes to the overall sense of place and cultural identity. Borrowing from these influences, this 3BHK Spanish-style home blends indoors and out, encouraging maximum relaxation. This style of architecture is very much laid-back and creates the feeling of always being on vacation. Smooth plaster walls, arched cutouts between rooms, vibrant accents, and linen in furniture and window treatments all contribute to a true Spanish look. The graceful arches of the style harken back to this purpose. They frame doorways, windows, and even courtyard entrances, adding a touch of elegance and a nod to the influences that inspired this style. When it comes to colour palettes, Spanish-style homes favour soft whites and light earth tones for the body of the home, as well as earth tones such as terracotta, ochre, and green for the trim and other details. A black console with eclectic wallpaper and brass hangings in the foyer creates an inviting welcome. The main door opens into the living room, defined by lime plaster walls and the prevalent use of arches. It is anchored by subdued flooring that complements the classic Spanish interiors and is flooded with natural light. The furniture is custom-made, and curvilinear shapes have been used intentionally to complement the arches. In the main seating area, pastel sofas with linen furnishing provide consistency to the design narrative, while the ochre armchairs underscore the interior vocabulary. Pendant lights made from fabric unify the design scheme. In the kitchen, tones of green lend an energising vibe, offset by the neutral colour palette of the walls. Modular fittings, fluted MDF finishes in the cabinets, and a black countertop give this space a mid-century vibe. Like the rest of the home, the dining area features subtle arched accents in the walls, niches, and ochre-hued chairs that create a cohesive look. An arched niche serves as a bar and doubles as the canvas for a dark green tropical wallpaper that reinforces the design scheme. An arched passageway leads to the private spaces comprising the main and guest bedrooms. One spare bedroom has been retained as a nursery for the kids, which will be designed later. In the master bedroom, white accent walls, minimalist decor, and unfussy design set up a bright and inviting space. The maroon headboard and wooden flooring soften the mood. An arched mirror with a vanity offers a quaint spot for getting ready. The guest bedroom is described by a textured wall paint with a contrasting green headboard. Earthy undertones, such as the cane shutters with glass in the wardrobe, lend warmth to the space. The focal point of the bedroom is the window seating area, which is swathed with natural light and is a great spot to read, lounge, and relax. Casa De Arcos's overall cohesion is both its strength and its challenge. While the consistent use of arches and a colour palette maintains a seamless flow, the risk lies in potential monotony. Balancing the repetitive architectural elements with varying textures, colours, and decor pieces is critical to keeping the design fresh and engaging.

A Bangalore home defined by Spanish influences Casa De Arcos has been designed by principal architects of Concepto Studio, Edwin and Esha Stanley. Also called the House of Arches, a Spanish villa inspires this home. As a result, one can see arches throughout the home — be it to restrict spaces, shelves and niches, and accents. The house also uses green, considering the apartment's location and the surrounding lush greenery. Preserving these architectural details is crucial to fully honour the original intent of Spanish Colonial Revival style homes. It pays homage to the design's historical roots and contributes to the overall sense of place and cultural identity. Borrowing from these influences, this 3BHK Spanish-style home blends indoors and out, encouraging maximum relaxation. This style of architecture is very much laid-back and creates the feeling of always being on vacation. Smooth plaster walls, arched cutouts between rooms, vibrant accents, and linen in furniture and window treatments all contribute to a true Spanish look. The graceful arches of the style harken back to this purpose. They frame doorways, windows, and even courtyard entrances, adding a touch of elegance and a nod to the influences that inspired this style. When it comes to colour palettes, Spanish-style homes favour soft whites and light earth tones for the body of the home, as well as earth tones such as terracotta, ochre, and green for the trim and other details. A black console with eclectic wallpaper and brass hangings in the foyer creates an inviting welcome. The main door opens into the living room, defined by lime plaster walls and the prevalent use of arches. It is anchored by subdued flooring that complements the classic Spanish interiors and is flooded with natural light. The furniture is custom-made, and curvilinear shapes have been used intentionally to complement the arches. In the main seating area, pastel sofas with linen furnishing provide consistency to the design narrative, while the ochre armchairs underscore the interior vocabulary. Pendant lights made from fabric unify the design scheme. In the kitchen, tones of green lend an energising vibe, offset by the neutral colour palette of the walls. Modular fittings, fluted MDF finishes in the cabinets, and a black countertop give this space a mid-century vibe. Like the rest of the home, the dining area features subtle arched accents in the walls, niches, and ochre-hued chairs that create a cohesive look. An arched niche serves as a bar and doubles as the canvas for a dark green tropical wallpaper that reinforces the design scheme. An arched passageway leads to the private spaces comprising the main and guest bedrooms. One spare bedroom has been retained as a nursery for the kids, which will be designed later. In the master bedroom, white accent walls, minimalist decor, and unfussy design set up a bright and inviting space. The maroon headboard and wooden flooring soften the mood. An arched mirror with a vanity offers a quaint spot for getting ready. The guest bedroom is described by a textured wall paint with a contrasting green headboard. Earthy undertones, such as the cane shutters with glass in the wardrobe, lend warmth to the space. The focal point of the bedroom is the window seating area, which is swathed with natural light and is a great spot to read, lounge, and relax. Casa De Arcos's overall cohesion is both its strength and its challenge. While the consistent use of arches and a colour palette maintains a seamless flow, the risk lies in potential monotony. Balancing the repetitive architectural elements with varying textures, colours, and decor pieces is critical to keeping the design fresh and engaging.

The Kitchen has made use of a dynamic colour scheme. The under counter as well as the overhead cabinets including their handles are completely made out of the solid surfaces of Du-Pont brand. The entire look of this kitchen is uber modern and the dado finished in wood gives a nice canvas to paint a few cabinets in red.

The Kitchen has made use of a dynamic colour scheme. The under counter as well as the overhead cabinets including their handles are completely made out of the solid surfaces of Du-Pont brand. The entire look of this kitchen is uber modern and the dado finished in wood gives a nice canvas to paint a few cabinets in red.

In this L.A. Spanish Colonial home, minimalist slab-style cabinets bring a sense of calmness, simplicity, and understated sophistication into the kitchen. Learn more: https://www.cliqstudios.com/gallery/minimalist-style-spanish-colonial-home/

The open Kitchen is adjacent to the living room. To imbibe the same look and feel as the living room we designed with neutral hues. Using lighter tones in an otherwise small kitchen, gives an illusion of a bigger space. With earthy tones, having plants inside along with the natural light gives a nice cosy feel. For ease of use and maximum utilisation of space a modular kitchen with varied sizes of cabinets and drawers was provided.

art emotion Interior Studio’s latest project is located in one of the finest luxury communities in Malad. Neutral colors are primarily set throughout the house. The Flat is customized to suit details befitting the lifestyle of the residents. Right from the entrance up to the décor and styling, every corner of this house reflects the personality of the owner, who owns the place. Kitchen: The kitchen is designed to be a functional and aesthetically pleasing space. The cabinetry is made of durable materials, and the color scheme may include Pastel blue shades. A sleek countertop made of white quartz provides ample workspace. Modern appliances, including a refrigerator, oven, and microwave are seamlessly integrated into the design. Adequate storage space is provided, and the kitchen layout is designed for efficient cooking and meal preparation. Recessed and under-cabinet lighting ensures a well-lit workspace.

A kitchen where classic meets contemporary in a stunning sea green and white color scheme. This kitchen boasts not only beauty but also functionality, with a show-stopping island crafted from fluted statuario marble and brass inlays, The island is not only beautiful but also highly practical, providing ample space for food preparation and storage. The sea foam green colour cabinets are accented by gleaming white countertops, creating a sophisticated and eye-catching contrast. The kitchen is designed to keep ample storage in mind, the client wanted kitchen storage to be organized.