Conceptualised to offer a redesigned lifestyle where luxury does not need to be explained is Giriraj, located in Bharuch, Gujarat. Designed keeping in mind a need for a balanced lifestyle and offering an experience of sensorial luxury, space, and exclusivity, this is a home built on the philosophy of quality and elegance. “The residences Giriraj demonstrate that true luxury living does not mean filling your house with the most expensive things. It is not about what you put in, but how you feel inside your home and how that improves your quality of life”

The Brief of Project.

The project which I am sharing is 1200sq/ft 3 bhk apartment located in Bharuch, Gujarat. In this apartment we tried to create luxury with simplicity & also tried to maintain quality of class throughout the apartment. The Shah’s Apartment exhibits elegance, lavishness and modernist features of the design. This renovated adobe at the city of Bharuch is consciously curated with elegant choices of materials and subtle details. The client brief was straightforward and the requirement was to achieve a contemporary look while having an open and spacious layout. Prime material choices by the Designer were inclined towards rich and polished finishes such as Italian marble, Metal & a warm welcoming, light color palette. This family of five included one young boy who had their own taste preferences for their personal space, and expressing their personalities via design was one of the challenges that this project showcases. This home looks like a drop of sunshine wrapped in soothing Mint pastels. Belonging to Mr Ronak Shah and Mrs. Jinkal Shah, their brief was to make their home look simply, stylish and contemporary look with minimal wooden décor and lots of colours. A very conscious decision was taken on the material palette for the housekeeping a few elements constant to form a coherence experience of the house. Every person in the house was different and hence all spaces had to narrate different stories in the same coherent whole. The colours used in this home are predominantly clean with ample whites, mint, and accented by the limited doses of Grey wood and milder shades of Blue and peach.

Design Concept.

The Living Room : One of the sides is enhanced with a contrasting Mint Lether & Jute sofa making a bold statement in the living. One can also find a very interesting wall hanging of circles Painitng made from different materials, making it the most eye conic element in the room. The tabletops are even in Round shapes to following this approach. The superior white Flower on corner of Sofa unit offers an intensified and appealing base to the overall setup. The Living room opens into a balcony which is a source of natural sunlight during the day and source of soft breeze at night. Welcoming vestibule houses an earthy–gray veneer consol, a credenza, white false ceiling with diagonal details driving the eye to the opposite side of the space. The accent wall is treated with Dimond Designer glass paneling giving the space a grandeur and spacious look. The versatile Mint green wall with a cementundertone, the classic style beading, and the hangging light against the tanned comfy sofa defines the character and feel of this space. This feature wall is further enhanced by the corbelled white ceiling and statuario marble flooring to come together to exemplify the serenity here. All furnishings are designed to be off the ground for keeping the space maintenance-friendly and visually increasing the ground cover.

The Dining Room : Displaying a neutral colour palette, the battened false ceiling of the dining area creates a pleasing contrast with the earthy tone. A minimal pendant lamp ornate the marble table top of the dining table having heavy wooden legs. Dining space is the center of the house. The main element of the Dinning area is silent white wall with the Big size artistic painting.

The Kitchen : The Mint pestle colour cabinets stand out and make a bold statement in the modern modular kitchen adorned with Italian Marble. Kitchen platform is having Gray artificial granite finish on top and mint contrasting look has been created using glass finish drawer with black profile handles and also mint glass with profile shutters for overhead storage.

The Master Bedroom : The wooden flooring makes the room distinct. Headboard has brown leather finish, Bed back wall has Hand tailoring MDF & PU finished and wardrobe has veneer and glass finish. The sleek working desk adds to the utility of the space. Hidden Door of the walking closet makes the bedroom space and closet arae separate. The general theme of the master bedroom is minimalistic and glitzy. The pastel shades reflect the charming personality and beliefs of the couple. The fancy cushioned headboard next to the elegant bedding illustrates that even small efforts can create exquisite designs.

The Kids Room : 110sq/ft area kidsroom designed with the idea to maximize floor space and add vibrant colors, keeping in mind the necessary functionality and agility during playtime and study time. In order to maximize functionality, a shutter wardrobe with a subtle fluting is added to the room. Ideal for children between 3-12 years of age, this room is set up with a more convenient custom bunk bed suitable for growing children. A compact yet functional study unit personalizes this room. The walls are covered in cute and customized wallpapers to add zest and enthusiasm to this kid’s bedroom.

The Owner Bedroom : This room is fresh and cheerful adorned with pastel colors. Hues of Mint Green and beautiful laser cut corner molding designs, gives a very tranquil, quaint, and refreshing feel. The client wanted a Parisian feel that blends with simple modern decor with Neoclassical roots. A soft Mint-blue Flory Curtain with velvet upholstery immediately catches the eye. The understated color palette of plain walls and muted kotta flooring plays against the whimsical hues of the Bed. Rich veining on the PU paint on wall, accentuated with brass lighting art work.
The beautiful blend of colors gives a dynamic sense of energy to the Owner Bedroom.