SHROFFLEoN

The 5 bedroom home is a result of amalgamating two adjoining 4 bedroom apartments, where the living rooms shared a common wall. To enhance the inside-outside connect between the primary living space and the perceived outdoor of the balcony, the interface between the two spaces is of openable clear glass. The space within the balcony is differentiated into zones, changes in materials marble, pebbles, wood and greens, which allude to different moods and functions.

The feature element within the primary space of the home, the living room, is a bespoke copper cladding that envelopes and highlights a geometric protrusion that juts into space. A three-dimensional water element features as both sonic and visual backdrop to the primary seating arrangement in the living room. The material palette is fairly muted venatino and black Marquina, the two marbles, with a fumed oak as dominant veneer across the home.

Each of the four bedrooms, similarly, have a unique feature, be it a German silver foiling, a pu painted open grained veneer, signature wallpapers or painted textures. Materials are used to highlight features, each space being differentiated and characterized by the usage of a complementary material. The project also boasts of bespoke products and textures created specifically for this home by the office the handles of all the cupboards, the door handles, side tables and even certain light features.