By Neehar Mishra
Photography: Prashant Bhatt;courtesy SpaceDesigner
In a city, where
living spaces are inversely proportional to its growth, it is up to architects
and interior designers to visualise and deliver homes that make the most effective
use of the limited space, while minimising clutter and making sure that the
home is equipped with modern facilities that meet the needs of its residents.
So, when Pallavi
and Trupti Wesavkar, the sister duo behind architecture and interior design
firm Space Designer, were approached by a young couple to create a modern and
functional home for their family, they adopted a minimalist, understated design
approach that involved straight lines and use of a wide variety of materials
culminating into a residence that was spacious and sophisticated, yet filled
the warmth that is intrinsic to a family home.
While the simple
design concept maintained throughout the house - comprising white walls, glass
and wood panelling and warm lighting - seamlessly blends spaces, a wide
material palette keeps the element of interest and individuality intact. So,
while the living room looks plush with a stone black wave and veneer panel
housing LED lights, the master bedroom’s all-white scheme, except for elegant
wallpaper behind the headboard of the bed, is on the subtle side.
Black veneer
panels are also stand-out features in the bedroom of the two kids, as well as
the kitchen and the dining area. Bursts of contrast are created throughout the
house, such as in the younger son’s bedroom, where bold black interiors in a
metallic finish stand out starkly amidst soft white lighting. In the kitchen,
the platform done in BiancoNeve quartzite with a white back-painted glass top
stands out against its cool white, uncluttered ambience.
Lighting has
played a key role in the design of this Thane-based family residence to enhance
the visual appeal, including the use of natural light, lending the house a warm
and subdued vibe that incorporates bursts of visual interest, luxury and
contrasts.
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