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Sophisticated Living
Photographs: courtesy DWG
Design Work Group (.DWG) combines two separate apartments to create a user-friendly space incorporating simple design aspects. This spacious eleventh floor apartment accommodates a joint family of three generations. Offering a panoramic river view, this house has been built beautifully that allows natural elements such as cross ventilation, natural light, etc, inside the house to form a relaxed ambience.
1. To define a sense of transition, white makrana flooring has been used in combination with polished golden kotah stone. A divisional screen made from sheesham wood alongside the TV unit wall acts as a separator between the foyer, living and dining areas respectively. Materials like kota, marble, sheesham and rosewood, cement sheet, fabrics in a light colour palette and artwork made from natural elements were used to create a calm living environment. These elements blended well with the traditional living patterns of the joint family and their contemporary lifestyle and setting.
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2. The artwork on the west facing wall depicts a fleet of birds flying back to their nests at the time of sunset. The living area has been divided into two parts: formal and informal area respectively. The formal area consists of a river view, sophisticated layout and a comfortable lounge setup with a TV on the opposite wall.
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3. (Left) The backdrop wall of the pooja room has been designed in sheesham wood and is adorned by two different interesting patterns complementing each other.The north-facing wall has been designed using sheesham wood,creating a warm yet interesting pattern to complement the calmness required in this area. The east and west-side wall contains a light fixture that depicts the rising and setting sun from respective directions. (Right) An empty wall in the foyer area was designed by making a pebble-bed along with a welcoming goddess statue.
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4. (Left) For the entrance door, an interesting geometric pattern has been created with MS frame and waste sheesham wood. This changed the outlook of using waste products and the result was a rather interesting door detail. The structure is very light in weight and the used wood acts as a cross bracing to the MS frame. (Right) This is the basin near the dining area adorned with Himachal white stone, black-lit mirror and onyx bowl.
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