RSA Residence
Deepak Aggarwal
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1. Diamond tuftingThis is one of the oldest and most popular types of tufting techniques used in sofas, chaises, and similar pieces of furniture. Indicative of the name, the fabric is pulled and secured in a way to create diamond patterns. The technique features extra cushioning in each tuft, resulting in a cosier and more comfortable seating experience. Sofa Guide: 9 Timeless Sofa Styles
15. Firm: PURPLE STUDIOThe attractive wood-coloured floor tiles warm up the ambience and complement the white walls and burgundy sofas.
Decorating with plumPlum and velvet were just made for each other: rich, soft, luxurious.
5. Purple, white and brownDid you know that purple (well, okay, ultra violet, to be precise – but you get our drift) is the Pantone Colour of the Year 2018 ? This hue takes over the living room through the extra-long sofas tufted in purple fabric, contrasting beautifully with the bleached curtains, walls and ceiling, and the brown flooring.
Straight ahead from the entrance foyer is the living room, where columns in the centre of the walls allow for unhindered column-free corner views towards the lawn on either side. “Essentially a glass box sitting in the middle of the lawn, the living room, with its green views, is a favourite with our clients and us,” Bansal says. The focal point of the room are the two plum-coloured tufted Chesterfield sofas placed facing each other. These expansive seats accompany centre tables of statuario marble and stainless steel, a burnished brass central chandelier, a corner arc lamp and a grey leather armchair.
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