Taking a minimalistic approach was the key to design this large residence in the lush Juhu suburb of Mumbai, in order to create the perfect balance of modern, comfortable and elegant. The house, built upon an area of 2000 sq. ft, is designed as a getaway home for a Gujarat based family, permanently inhabited by the client's son.
A pleasant and modish place, fit for a bachelor, the home doubles up as a warm retreat for the entire family as and when they visit. Another important design factor is the Vaastu-compliance of planning, which also was driven by the belief of the client and was therefore integrated into the planning principles. Hence, the entire façade is panelled with mirrors, and plants are added to the space.
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Adopting a nature-inspired design, the house incorporates shades of blue and green. The natural blend of neutral and monochromatic palettes exudes a sense of calmness and well-being within the home while accentuating the soft luxe feeling. The Master suite has a touch of a bachelor pad of sorts, while the Parent's Bedroom, in contrast to the Master Suite, is more gracious and congenial.
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