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Chakma's Home: Minimalist Forms and Playful Colors

byma+rsTakes projects across Bengaluru & Bhubaneswar; Visit Design Studio in Cox TownStarts from₹2,200 per sq. ft. of Built-up AreaView full gallery

A design study in minimalist restraint, this apartment interior uses a foundational palette of birch plywood and white walls, punctuated by deliberate color accents to define specific functional zones.

The foyer features a custom-designed console in a dusty rose color with cane panels. A large circular mirror and brass wall sconce complete this welcoming entryway vignette.

A closer look at the foyer console, highlighting the combination of soft color, natural cane texture, and simple wooden knobs.

The living area is characterized by clean lines and a neutral palette. A built-in crockery unit with a birch plywood niche provides storage and display space without cluttering the room.

This view of the living room shows the calm and uncluttered aesthetic, with carefully selected furniture and plants adding life to the minimalist design.

The dining area features a custom table with a marble top and curved plywood base. The sculptural brass and black pendant light acts as a centerpiece, adding a touch of modern elegance.

A full view of the dining set, where the soft grey upholstery of the chairs complements the white marble and light wood of the table.

A minimalist detail of the dining table, focusing on the simple, elegant forms and the interplay of light from the modern fixture.

This artistic shot captures the clean aesthetic of the dining area, highlighting the form of the vase and the elegant pendant light.

The galley kitchen is designed with powder blue lower cabinets and birch plywood upper cabinets. This use of color adds a fresh and cheerful feel to the functional space.

The kids' bedroom features a custom bunk bed with a sage green accent niche. Integrated steps and storage make the design both playful and highly practical.

About Chakma's Home: Minimalist Forms, Playful Colors

In this project, we utilized birch plywood as the primary material to maintain a clean, minimalist aesthetic while allowing for modular, high-utility furniture. By integrating strategic color zones in the kitchen and children's room, we separated functional areas from the living space without constructing additional partition walls, effectively maximizing the available floor area.

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