Furniture & Interior Development for a family of four. A range of furniture was developed for the family. The language of the furniture developed is an amalgamation of classical forms and modern elements. Great attention to detail and finish has been achieved in the furniture. The apartment features solid wood furniture which derives its inspiration from classical forms with a modern intervention. The use of natural lacquers and polishes highlights the furniture in the house.
A design mood board was based on the existing interior language which was a mix of modern and classical. Designs were initially developed through sketches, before being converted into 3D views. Different elements were then brought together during the sampling of materials.
The furniture in the bedroom has been inspired by classic pieces of Dutch and Scandinavian origin. With an upholstered saddle-stitched leather bed and solid wood tripod side tables, the bedroom also boasts beautiful pieces such as a L-shaped leather sofa and classic armchair, both with legs of solid wood. The final touches on the bedroom include a high-gloss and veneered TV unit.
The dining and drawing rooms feature onyx top coffee tables with chrome legs and leather side tables with legs of solid wood. A diwan with an L-shaped back is clad in black Tanjore silk, while the classic sofa with nail-head details is upholstered in Sarita Handa. Nail-head detailing is taken a step forward with the blue Chesterfield leather sofas and ottomans. The tables include a horn inlay table with matte brass legs, a brass cross legged bar table with a black Marquino top and veneered drawer detail and a brass leg table with a Burberry beige table top. Along with the dining table are classical armchairs. Another feature of the two rooms is the bar back unit with high gloss shutters.
