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The Hazel -Nut
Residential
650 sq.ft.
Like many apartments in Mumbai, this space faced the common challenge of limited storage. Thus, a key focus of the project was to cleverly integrate functional storage solutions without compromising the aesthetic appeal. To enhance the sense of space, we opened up the kitchen, extending it into the dry balcony, which not only made the area feel larger but also more inviting. Throughout the apartment, we employed rich brown tones reminiscent of coffee, harmoniously paired with soft beige shades akin to perfectly frothed milk, creating a delightful visual akin to a Hazelnut Latte. This thoughtful color palette infused the compact apartment with a sense of warmth and comfort, perfectly embodying the couple's vision for their first home.
Nestled in the bustling metropolis of Mumbai, this modest 2BHK apartment initially presented itself as a blank canvas, devoid of character. The clients, a dynamic young couple, envisioned a home that radiated warmth and authenticity, reflecting their unique personalities. Eager to create a welcoming environment for entertaining friends and family, they sought a design that was both modern and understated, allowing for a comfortable yet stylish atmosphere.
The couple envisioned a home that would not only reflect their personalities but also serve as a welcoming retreat for their loved ones. They sought a space that would encourage gatherings, laughter, and shared moments, where every corner would tell a story of their journey together. To achieve this, the design needed to incorporate elements that were both functional and aesthetically pleasing, creating an inviting ambiance that would make guests feel at home.
Situated in the vibrant city of Mumbai, this unassuming 2BHK apartment initially appeared as a blank slate, lacking any distinctive charm. The clients, an energetic young couple, dreamed of a living space that exuded warmth and authenticity, mirroring their individual styles. With a desire to cultivate a hospitable atmosphere for hosting friends and family, they aimed for a design that balanced modernity with subtlety, ensuring a cozy yet chic environment.
Like many urban residences in Mumbai, this apartment grappled with the prevalent issue of limited storage options. The challenge was to maximize the available space without compromising on style. Therefore, a primary objective of the renovation was to seamlessly incorporate practical storage solutions while maintaining visual appeal. We explored innovative designs that would cleverly conceal clutter, such as built-in cabinets and multifunctional furniture, ensuring that the living areas remained open and airy. To amplify the feeling of openness, we transformed the kitchen by extending it into the dry balcony, which not only enlarged the space but also made it more inviting. This extension allowed for a seamless flow between the kitchen and living areas, encouraging interaction and engagement during social gatherings. The new layout featured a spacious island that served as both a cooking area and a casual dining spot, perfect for entertaining friends over a weekend brunch or a cozy dinner.
Throughout the apartment, we chose a rich palette of deep brown tones reminiscent of coffee, beautifully complemented by soft beige hues that evoke the image of perfectly frothed milk. This carefully curated color scheme created a visual experience akin to a Hazelnut Latte, infusing the compact living space with a sense of warmth and comfort. The deep browns added depth and sophistication, while the soft beiges provided a lightness that balanced the overall aesthetic. Together, these colors worked harmoniously to create a serene environment that felt both stylish and inviting. In addition to the color palette, we incorporated natural materials such as wood and stone, enhancing the apartment’s authenticity and connection to nature. Textured fabrics and cozy furnishings were selected to add layers of comfort, inviting the couple to relax and unwind after a long day. Thoughtful decor elements, such as personal artwork and curated
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