Shikrapur · 2000 sq.ft. plot
CAchaudhariassociatesMr. Sagar Bhagat
The residence is shaped around a warm, contemporary material language where timber becomes the visual thread connecting the living, dining, pooja and private spaces. Light stone-look flooring and ivory surfaces create an airy base, allowing sculptural 3D textures, crafted timber details and metallic highlights to take centre stage.
Natural walnut and teak-toned veneer runs across the TV wall, doors, paneling and ceiling insets, set against PU-painted ivory cabinetry, muted mauve laminate accents and restrained brushed-brass detailing. A gypsum false ceiling with framed timber insets, concealed warm LED strips and sculptural pendant fittings complete a refined, functional and cohesive interior.
The living room introduces a statement floral relief as an art-integrated focal point, set within sculptural 3D textured wall panels and framed by natural timber.
The kitchen is part of the open living and dining area, creating a cohesive and sociable atmosphere.
The pooja space translates traditional craftsmanship through carved timber, jali patterns and brass-toned details.
The study shifts into a softer mauve palette, adding a youthful personalised moment.