The budgeted 2BHK apartment of 550 sq. ft. is designed for a senior citizen from Udupi, Karnataka, who wanted a touch of native essence in a modern and comfortable home. Home has been carefully designed to reflect the essence of the beautiful region.
The living room features a herringbone-patterned passage door that doubles as a wall-mounted dining table, saving space in the compact area. Hand-painted clay plates with native culture add a personalized touch. The tiny Kolam pattern on the curtains adds a touch of authenticity in the living and complements the vibrant hues on the T.V. unit wall. To add touch of elegance a lamp is strategically placed casting soft, warm glow.
The kitchen follows a minimalistic design in combination of mint green and white with accent of wood throughout to brighten the kitchen. Sleek modern cabinets provide ample storage. The open shelves are space for storing fresh stock just the way as it is done in native homes.
The master bedroom is a serene retreat, with a comfortable bed and bedside tables. The walls are painted in soothing shades of pastel colours. The ceiling features faux rafters in wood and a beautiful banana leaf pattern adds n to the feel in the bedroom. The Bharatanatyam dancing doll pattern on the otherwise muted curtains accentuates and adds drama to the bedroom.
The common bedroom is designed with simplicity and functionality in mind.
Incorporating Vastu Shastra principles, the home is a harmonious blend of traditional and modern elements, reflecting the beauty of the native region.
Overall, this compact apartment is harmonious blend of traditional and modern elements. The subtle details are curated to transport one from modern minimal approach to the traditional vibrant culture of the client’s native.
