Design Deconstruct curates a masterpiece modern mansion
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Design Deconstruct curates a masterpiece modern mansion


Designed to suit the lifestyle of its bachelor owner, this 4000 square feet apartment in Delhi’s Vasant Vihar showcases clean, elegant and unobtrusive design that also features eye-catching luxury elements. Sticking to the brief of keeping of keeping the home simple and stylish, the designers has adapted to keep the interiors low-maintenance and of a utilitarian value as well.


 As the home owner enjoys entertaining friends and family at home, the design has been centered around that need, with a free-flowing living-dining and lounge space. This home also houses a private elevator that opens in a vestibule, which is adorned with a sleek console and a colourful Radha Krishan painting right above it.


 For the home owner’s television viewing experience, a dedicated lounge space is curated out of the massive living area with a complete surround-sound system. A striking matt finished marble, accentuated with steel finished in rose gold, forms a gorgeous backdrop behind the television. The display unit beside it showcases pieces collected by the client over the years. The rest of the TV unit is in veneer with polyester finish. Comfortable and stylish leather sofas and an accent chair in a deep green hue, make for luxurious seating. The center tables highlight a simple, yet impressive form with the stone top in red agate highlighted with brass inlay and black marquina.

A stunning console in hand-cut glass with a petrified wood top stands in between the lounge and the living room. This is also the first thing you see on entering the living room. A background paneling with bevelled glass and veneer offers a striking contrast.


 The adjacent living area consists of formal seating. With plush sofa in a regal blue, there is a play of colours and prints with the cushions to add character to the otherwise muted scheme. The carpet adds luxury and warmth, and the chandelier made out of alabaster stone adds a classical touch.


The dining area next to the living room is separated by a metal screen in a custom designed pattern that visually divides the spaces. With a table covered with a beautiful marble top with shades of blue, it adds a simple, yet luxurious notes to the room. The mandir is serene and yet has an exclusive design, with a mix of modern geometric design and ethnic Indian work on the walls. The backdrop has been done in 45 mm thick stone, which allowed to achieve a nice layered finish.


In the master bedroom, a herring bone patterned wooden flooring creates a warm and cosy vibe. The massive windows allow a lot of natural light to permeate into the room. A wall paneling done in a combination of wood and brass adds a rich layer to the room. A sleek TV unit with a dresser alongside, completes the picture. The spacious master washroom is done up with stunning onyx on the floor and the walls. We have used tiger eyes in a chevron pattern to bring some drama to the washroom.

The guest rooms and bathrooms are fuss-free, yet elegant and intimate, with a neutral palette. Overall, employing design that is easy on the eyes, the home still manages to impress with unexpected design elements.

Designed to suit the lifestyle of its bachelor owner, this 4000 square feet apartment in Delhi’s Vasant Vihar showcases clean, elegant and unobtrusive design that also features eye-catching luxury elements. Sticking to the brief of keeping of keeping the home simple and stylish, the designers has adapted to keep the interiors low-maintenance and of a utilitarian value as well. As the home owner enjoys entertaining friends and family at home, the design has been centered around that need, with a free-flowing living-dining and lounge space. This home also houses a private elevator that opens in a vestibule, which is adorned with a sleek console and a colourful Radha Krishan painting right above it.  For the home owner’s television viewing experience, a dedicated lounge space is curated out of the massive living area with a complete surround-sound system. A striking matt finished marble, accentuated with steel finished in rose gold, forms a gorgeous backdrop behind the television. The display unit beside it showcases pieces collected by the client over the years. The rest of the TV unit is in veneer with polyester finish. Comfortable and stylish leather sofas and an accent chair in a deep green hue, make for luxurious seating. The center tables highlight a simple, yet impressive form with the stone top in red agate highlighted with brass inlay and black marquina.A stunning console in hand-cut glass with a petrified wood top stands in between the lounge and the living room. This is also the first thing you see on entering the living room. A background paneling with bevelled glass and veneer offers a striking contrast. The adjacent living area consists of formal seating. With plush sofa in a regal blue, there is a play of colours and prints with the cushions to add character to the otherwise muted scheme. The carpet adds luxury and warmth, and the chandelier made out of alabaster stone adds a classical touch. The dining area next to the living room is separated by a metal screen in a custom designed pattern that visually divides the spaces. With a table covered with a beautiful marble top with shades of blue, it adds a simple, yet luxurious notes to the room. The mandir is serene and yet has an exclusive design, with a mix of modern geometric design and ethnic Indian work on the walls. The backdrop has been done in 45 mm thick stone, which allowed to achieve a nice layered finish. In the master bedroom, a herring bone patterned wooden flooring creates a warm and cosy vibe. The massive windows allow a lot of natural light to permeate into the room. A wall paneling done in a combination of wood and brass adds a rich layer to the room. A sleek TV unit with a dresser alongside, completes the picture. The spacious master washroom is done up with stunning onyx on the floor and the walls. We have used tiger eyes in a chevron pattern to bring some drama to the washroom. The guest rooms and bathrooms are fuss-free, yet elegant and intimate, with a neutral palette. Overall, employing design that is easy on the eyes, the home still manages to impress with unexpected design elements.

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