Rustic bedrooms by Sanjyt Syngh
An elite haven
The artwork is customised to the mood of the room with bold images and with a hint of colour. A mirror along the wall panels breaks the monotony of the room.
A statement bedside lamp and faux animal skin carpet define the characteristic of the room bringing the light. The bed linen is customised to match the theme of the room.
A charming rustic bedroom
A log wood ceiling panel at the corner of the room gives it a den-like vibe while the lounge chairs in a similar palette of colour add a sense of modernism to the space. The windows open the room to lush green rooms leaving a thin gap between the interior and the exterior.
The artwork adds character to the space and curtains a splash of colour.
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