Anubhav's Residence

Vision and Concept

Client Vision: A minimalist design with maximum circulation space, minimal false ceilings, and pastel tones. Inspired by Japanese interiors.

Design Concept

• Stainless steel partitions with anodized coating and flexiply ledges created a contemporary and minimalist divide.

• Japandi elements were incorporated throughout with wood-patterned laminates.

• A focus on openness and subtle boundaries enhanced the flow and functionality of the space.

Key Features

Living Room

• TV unit wall finished with POP punning and premium wall paint.

• Stainless steel partition with anodized coating for a sleek and open design.

Wardrobes and DB Box

• Wood-patterned laminates with tall handles and bottom finger grooves for wardrobes.

• Concealed electric DB box with a rattan sheet finish and key-holder dots integrated into the entryway.

Master Bedroom

• Textured feature wall finished in Calcecruda Roman Mandala paint by Asian Paints.

• A calm, earthy palette complemented by Roman-inspired artistry.

Pooja Space

• Minimalistic patterned partition replacing traditional doors.

• HDHMR panel with CNC and Duco finish, featuring a leaf-like pattern 

• Another Highlight would be the illuminated feather pattern for the Pooja Panel.

Kitchen and Dining

• Pastel and wood combination for the kitchen.

• Crockery unit with aluminum profile shutters and black-tinted glass inspired by the Experience Centre.

• Streamlined design ensuring ample circulation space.

Lighting

• Neutral white lighting used throughout to complement the pastel and wood tones.

Challenges and Solutions

Theme Alignment

• The client initially envisioned grey and black interiors, which clashed with the builder-provided cream-colored flooring.

• Solution: We presented multiple options showcasing the aesthetic and functional advantages of Japandi interiors. Through a collaborative process, the client embraced the Japandi theme, aligning perfectly with their minimalist vision.

Material Selection

Selecting exact materials to align with the Japanese-inspired theme required extensive catalog exploration and collaborative efforts with the client.