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As you enter the home , you step into the foyer area . Moving into the central area of the home , you are greeted by an expansive , linear space which we have divided into three specific areas . The raised area on one end is the dining room , while the rest of the area is treated as two clusters of living area . Next to the living room is the kitchen custom designed by us to create a sleek and clean look , which comes from the neutral colour palette we have chosen . Opposite the kitchen is the most loved space of the home , the bar
which appears like an accent piece in itself . Adjoining the bar is the family lounge , the most comfortable and inviting space of the home . It is separated from the bar by a metal partition with intricate detailing .
The master bedroom is located next to the lounge with a connection to the balcony . The other two bed rooms are located in the front side of the home , with each of them having their own theme around a neutral colour palette . The bigger room also has a connected wardrobe area and dresser next to the washroom . The smallest of all rooms is also the cosiest , with a neutral colour palette that highlights beige shade . Open planning has very much been in trend for a long time now , and this home clearly is a great example of it .
The home is a true blend of modern luxury and a few traditional elements , like the mouldings and panels on the wall . The home follows a neutral colour palette with
46 | January - February 2022 Edition // Design Essentia // DE INDIA