A Mumbai home abundant in golden sunlight, warmth, and natural textures

Found in the coronary heart of the busy suburb of Bandra in Mumbai, this sprawling 2,700-sq.-foot abode is laden with thoughtfully harmonized decor. As a outcome, each and every room flows into the other seamlessly while preserving a unique character of its own. Adhering to the customer brief, the structure grammar is relaxing and swathed in purely natural mild. Moreover, Meenakshi Jessani, founder and principal architect of MJ Architects, employed organic components that age gracefully.

Traditional chequered flooring imbues a classic contact to the lobby and is complemented by a picket sideboard. 

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Expansive glass sliding doors with arched wooden frames illuminate the open up residing and dining room by means of the working day. The picket flooring further more adds warmth to the area.

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On ask for of the client, the architect revised the layout to from a 5BHK to a 4BHK with a few bedrooms, a analyze room, kitchen area and an prolonged balcony. Every single bed room has a luxurious stroll-in wardrobe, and attached toilet outfitted with a bathtub and steam space. The furnishings, tiles, wallpaper, and other decor has been sourced from Gulmohar Lane, de Gournay, West Elm, Bharat Tiles and Jaipur Rugs, to title a couple.

The kitchen functions thoroughly clean-lined cabinetry and a kitchen area island at the centre. The monochrome palette will get a playful lift with patterned yellow cement flooring, and fluted sliding glass doors convey in texture.

Sagar Mandal (Studio Colourblind)