3 inspiring interior spaces in India

           3 inspiring interior spaces in India

  Hey folks, I am back with yet another interesting piece of information! This write up will be really informative for all those spatial design lovers out there (just like me ;)) Today I will be sharing 3 various spatial designs from India which I was in awe of; instantly! Be prepared to be amazed by these spaces. Lets start –

1.      So I came across this really fine interior project of “MuseLAB” a design studio based in Mumbai. It is a 3 bhk apartment in Art Deco style of interior. It includes a lot of patterns and textures because of which I decided to share it with you all.  The wall moulding in the entire house gives it a simple yet a stylish look. The different flooring catches the eye and calls out

for your attention! Just a disclaimer again – THIS IS NOT MY WORK, but a review. Its just inspirational. All the credits to ‘MuseLAB’

I mean just look at the detailing of the ceiling, floor and the wall. Such colour combination with straight lines. Beautiful mix of elements right here!

If this is not perfect, I don’t know what is! Notice the partition making its place in the space as if its supposed to be there in that exact place!

Too bad if ‘perfect’ aint the word in your mind! There’s so much going on yet the space is so crisp! It’s such a beautiful chaos!

              

Notice the furniture pieces merging in with the wall moulding look. Such simplicity with class! The right colour combination is an important point to consider in achieving that fine space!

 

Every space is important in a house! Be it a mere washroom. You can have fixtures in different finishes followed by getting bold with wall tiles and floor tiles. 

  

Last but not the least – the kitchen- the powerhouse of a home! Love the tiles of the backsplash and the flooring.

 

Project done by – MuseLAB- Maison Déco — MuseLAB

Image source - Maison Déco — MuseLAB

All image credits go to MuseLAB.

1.      2..  The second home I have for you guys is in Surat, Gujarat. This house is a dream come true; not only due to its mechanical form but also due to its simplistic interiors which balances the horde of design elements. It has a metal façade and it is designed by ‘Openideas Architects’. Known as a ‘Hive’ home, this house has a geometric metal façade – inspired by client’s profession in diamond industry.  It is a smart metallic structure. "Being well-informed about architecture and given the homeowner's core competency in mechanical engineering , he was very clear about what he wanted for his 'home' - a smart structure rendered in metal and a 'mono-space' living area." THIS IS NOT MY WORK, but a mere review. All credits go to its rightful owner (magazine names mentioned at the end)..

 

This structure lights up in the dark with glimpses of starry lights inside the house. Doesn’t this seem very fascinating and eye-catching?! 

The designer has taken advantage of the façade and made it solar-sensored. Also, the designers had a proper understanding of the temperature, wind pattern and humidity.

   

The subtle colour combinations add to the classiness of the space. Notice the simple furniture balancing the contemporary vibes of the rooms.

 

The subtle colour combinations add to the classiness of the space. Notice the simple furniture balancing the contemporary vibes of the rooms.

“"Flow" is an eight feet-high fluidic sculpture that's handcrafted in teak. It acts as a room divider.

 

 

 

The bridge to the entrance creates a shadow play.  The hexagonal façade as seen in the extreme left image allows for light and air to enter the corridor space.
There is a smooth transition of private, public and semi-private zones with small gardens attached to each chamber.

 

Project done by – Openideas Architects

Image Source – Elle Décor

All content information credits go to Elle Décor-This Surat home by OpenIdeas Architects is a ‘hive’ of sustainable and technological influences - ELLE DECOR

1.     3.   The third beautiful project that I wish to bring to your attention is again done by MuseLAB.  This project is again in ‘Art Deco’ style. It is characterised by bold geometry and bold colour combinations. Located at Worli, each furniture has some relation to to elements or furnishes of the spaces.  To summarize, this home is an eccentric style of interpretation of Art Deco style. Patterns and colours play a major part in this apartment. The spaces have its own modern delicacy. THIS PROJECT IS NOT DONE BY ME and credits go to the rightful owners.

    The flooring and the other colour contrasts is eye catching! Notice the colourless walls and still the space has character to it.

 

 

The tad of peach paint in the home adds freshness to the space.

  

Something about the semi-circular is very appealing! Also, the merging of the tile patterns is done so artistically!

  

  

  

Project done by – MuseLAB

Image source – MuseLab’ Déco Ground — MuseLAB’

All content information go to ‘The Architect’s Diary.com’- Modern Art Deco Apartment Interiors | MuseLAB - The Architects Diary

    So, these are the 3 amazing projects that i wished to point out. Looking at such fine spaces, gave me a complex! Such simple and aesthically pleasing spaces have my heart! lol..hope you feel the same! See you next week with another intriguing piece of information! Adios amigos!