The only word we got as a brief from the client for this Kolkata home was to keep the project maintenance free and spacious. Spread over 2000 sq. ft., the project is filled with light colours.
This Kolkata home displays shades of beige and greys | The Mark Decor
Living area is divided into formal, informal/den, dining and Mandir. With bells on shutters, the Marble Mandir can be open or closed.
A full highlighted wall with pop and light looks beautiful, an entire metal shutter has been made with the Den TV wall, the tree of life.
Art punctures have been given overall. All ladies lose their heart to a full wall filled with multipurpose storage on a wall camouflaged with a passage door.
The MBR is felt with storage patients as all wardrobes have been camouflaged with walls CNC cut MDF with PU spray.
Focus of the room goes on the inverted capsule Art on one corner. The theme of the room is coffee with a hint of green.
Sun’s room is a small room, but with light colours on walls and wardrobes the space looks more synchronized. The dresser door is camouflaged with a wardrobe.
Back on head with wine soft furnishing accentuating the look.
Guest room is a treat to the eye, in lilacs. The entire headboard wall has highlighted art, hiding a sliding door behind which is a continuation of the art when open.
The daughter’s bedroom is a treat to the eye. Pastel Green and grey headboard highlights are colour coordination skills.
The washroom doors have been camouflaged with wardrobes. Loafers at bed back with Hola hoop decorative light adds to the look.
Fact File
Designed by: The Mark Decor
Project Type: Residential Interior Design
Project Name: Morning Project
Location: Kolkata, West Bengal
Year Built: 2023
Duration of the project: 1 Year
Project Size: 2140 Sq.ft
Principal Designer: Khushboo Shah
Firm’s Website Link: The Mark Decor
Firm’s Instagram Link: The Mark Decor
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