This Home with Custom Made Furniture adds Freshness in its interiors | Sachi’s Interior Concept

Nestled in the suburbs of the city of Vadodara, this home with custom made furniture adds freshness in its interiors, depicting sheer modernism, minimalist elegance, and convenience.

This Home with Custom Made Furniture adds Freshness in its interiors | Sachi’s Interior Concept

Living Room

The living room is adorned with soothing colors giving a very fresh yet warm vibe to the entire space. A colorful aluminum partition complements the TV unit which is made in veneer. This gives a nice play of color and shapes to the space.

custom made furniture

The highlight of the living room is the console unit is. It is meticulously designed in MDF with a play of geometric lines and bright saffron color.

custom made furniture

The sofa is a custom-made design in tones of beige and brown, giving it a very earthy look and feel. Customized terracotta pieces highlight the wall behind the sofa. It is designed by a local artist, which complements the tones of the sofa upholstery. 

Dining Room

The Dining space is designed in a minimal manner with folding MDF partition that opens in the passage. This makes it easier to accommodate guests while hosting parties and events.

custom made furniture

custom made furniture

Mandir Space

The corner of the dining area hosts the mandir. The use of frosted glass creates a private space. Tones of lavender and white adorn the CNC cutting of Lord Krishna.

custom made furniture

Kitchen

The kitchen is a place in Indian homes which holds utmost importance to the family. The kitchen has a modern and neat look. Cappuccino color adorns the modular kitchen. The color makes it look spacious and clutter free.

Master Bedroom

Clients brief for the master bedroom was very clear- to keep the furniture minimal with no paneling. A beautiful MDF mural as a backdrop for the bed is the highlight.

custom made furniture

custom made furniture

The mural however has a decorative light installed in it providing a mood lighting effect. Veneer, HDF and MDF with PU paint adorn the master bedroom.

custom made furniture

The bedroom and the bathroom have a homogenous turquoise color. The turquoise color in bathroom, however gives a very nice and fresh look to the overall grey and black tones.

Daughter’s Room

In the daughter’s room, the custom-made art piece behind the bed catches one’s attention.

custom made furniture

The colors in the art piece complement beautifully with the overall tones of blue and veneer of the room.

Guest Bedroom

Minimalism enriches the guest room. The room displays tones of beige and browns with geometric designs in its furniture. A warm and homely vibe of the upholstery, makes it look clutter free.

Sachi’s Interior Concept’s design ethos incorporates distinctive elements, carefully chosen materials and custom made furniture pieces. This showcases its commitment to style, functionality and convenience. The house is a perfect blend of modernism and simplicity. It is true to its essence of functionality and convenience for the owners.

Fact File

Designed by:
Sachi’s Interior Concept

Project Type: Apartment Interior Design

Project Name: The Parikh’s Home

Location: Vadodara, Gujarat

Year Built: 2023

Duration of the project: 6 Months

Project Size: 2000 Sq.ft

Principal Designers: Sachi Parikh & Meera Mehta

Photograph Courtesy: phxindia & Ira Gosalia

Style by: Ankita

Products / Materials / Vendors: Finishes – Nirman Furnishings / Lighting – Zrika Innovations / Doors and Partitions – Custom made / Sanitaryware – Jaquar / Flooring – AGL / Kitchen – Hafele / Paint – Asian apints / Wallpaper – Nirman Furnishings / Hardware – Vallabh Ply

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