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Contemporary & Spiritual Home Interiors

byTwisha ThakkerTakes on-site projects across Mumbai Metropolitan Area and PuneStarts from500 per sq. ft. (Carpet Area)View full gallery

A 1,580 sq ft sanctuary in Mumbai, blending deep-rooted spiritual traditions with a modern, minimalist aesthetic.

The living room of House Nandini, designed as a contemporary interpretation of Vrindavan. The space balances spiritual elements with a refined, comfortable aesthetic for a modern family.

The custom-designed swing, a special request from the homeowners, becomes a beautiful focal point. It is set against a backdrop of traditional Pichwai art, blending culture with comfort.

A light-filled living area with floor-to-ceiling sheer curtains that create a soft, ethereal glow. The minimalist furniture, including a sleek daybed and a striped armchair, emphasizes the room's serene and open feel.

A glimpse into the living room from the hallway, showcasing the elegant and refined palette. The striped armchair and clean white paneled walls create a beautiful space that is both subtle and spiritual.

The hallway provides a clean, bright passage into the living area. This view highlights the polished marble floors and the seamless transition between spaces, a hallmark of our thoughtful layout planning.

The entrance foyer welcomes you with a curated collection of decorative plates and a rattan mirror. This corner perfectly illustrates our belief that culture compliments comfort, setting a warm and artistic tone for the home.

Another view of the entryway, where textured walls and a collection of wall decor create an inviting first impression. The design thoughtfully combines earthy textures with polished finishes.

The dining area features a stunning marble-topped table with a sculptural wooden base. The traditional painting of Krishna adds a spiritual touch to this modern dining space.

A serene and minimalist bedroom design. The simple grey headboard, wooden nightstand, and clean white walls create a calming retreat, while the full-length mirror adds depth and functionality.

A dedicated home office space with a view. The light wood desk and ergonomic chair are set against a backdrop of the city, creating an inspiring and functional work-from-home environment.

About Project: House Nandini (Contemporary & Spiritual)

When we set out to design House Nandini, the challenge was keeping the space open while honoring the family's deep spiritual roots. By using a light, neutral palette as our base, we allowed the ornate mandir and traditional Pichwai art to stand out as focal points rather than feeling heavy or out of place in a modern apartment.

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