From bedrooms to books, from soft landings to sharp focus. Today we’ll walk through the study of Vrindavan. It is that in-between space where productivity meets personality. A room that quietly says “let’s get things done” but also whispers “stay
Just off the dining area, we have the boy’s room of Phoenix. It strikes a seamless balance between style and substance. There’s a deliberate calmness in the palette—earthy, muted, masculine—but the room still feels youthful and lived-in.
A guest room that moonlights as a study—because why should any space settle for just one role? The guest room of Mio is a bit of a multitasker—the overachiever, if you will.
The guest room of Daastan is one of my favourite spaces in this gorgeous home. In a home that is bursting with colour, we did colour in this room in a completely different way. I would say this room is saturated
From the bright and bold foyer and living room, it’s time to move into the quieter and more private areas of this home, the bedrooms. Though these spaces are also full of life and colour, the impact if gentler and
It’s been two months since I started sharing this lovely home with you, and I can’t believe we’ve reached the end of this beautiful journey already. Today, we’ll wrap up this home tour with a walk through the Guest Room
Next, let’s move on to the master bedroom of Bhargavi. If smart space utilitsation is your thing, you’re definitely going to love this one!
The master bedroom of Falak Azura is one of the most tenderly beautiful spaces of this home. It reflects the ‘azure’ in the project name perfectly and the clients’ love of blue comes across as clear as a cloudless blue
Our next stop in this home tour, is the magnificent master bedroom of Keje. A silky grey, Italian marble floor, with pearly beige textured walls. Modern fluted wardrobes with vintage chandeliers. And customarily bright blues and reds used in subtle,
We finally come to an end of the tour of this vibrant home today. After starting with the entrance and foyer, we took a look at the bedrooms and bathrooms. Next came the more public spaces with the kitchen and