About Project
A very real challenge for any interior designer working with a 1bhk in Mumbai is to make the space feel expansive. Since the house was supposed to be only for a couple, our main aim was to knock down walls and interconnect spaces so that they flow into one another visually and physically. The wall between the living room and the kitchen was given away to replace it with a kitchen counter and a breakfast table which also doubles up as a dining table and a bar counter with high back stools. This allowed the eye to travel through the kitchen and the passage without any obstacle and instantly made the house feel twice its original size. Additionally ample light coming in from huge windows allowed us to go with a grey flooring. This along with the exposed bricked wall, teak wood furniture, teal blue kitchen tiles, yellow sofa fabric and colorful cushions added a touch of coziness and rustic warmth to the interiors. On the other hand the bedroom was mostly kept white with a hint of blue.
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