House of Solace Diseño de interiores de apartamento tipo estudio de Anushka Contractor

El diseño House of Solace Diseño de interiores de apartamento tipo estudio de Anushka Contractor es un ganador altamente estimado del prestigioso 2022 A' Design Award de Hierro en la categoría de competición Diseño de Espacios Interiores y Exposiciones.

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House of Solace Diseño de interiores de apartamento tipo estudio

de Anushka Contractor

Cliente: Anushka Contractor

Ganador del A' Design Award de Hierro en la Categoría Interior

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El Diseño

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House of Solace es un compacto apartamento tipo estudio de 490 pies cuadrados ubicado en un edificio Art Déco en Colaba, Bombay, India. Un apartamento de un dormitorio se transformó en un estudio abierto para un único residente. Se eliminó el muro entre la sala de estar y la cocina para que el espacio parezca más amplio. Las baldosas con apariencia de madera se cortaron en cuatro piezas y se colocaron en un patrón de espiga sobre el suelo y en la pared principal de la sala de estar. El mobiliario está fabricado en madera de teca con acabado de pintura de poliuretano. La paleta combina el blanco, el negro y el gris con el azul eléctrico y el amarillo.

El Reconocimiento

Acerca del A' Design Award de Hierro

House of Solace Diseño de interiores de apartamento tipo estudio ha ganado el A' Design Award de Hierro, un reconocimiento prestigioso concedido a buenos diseños que cumplen los requisitos profesionales e industriales que se esperan de creaciones bien diseñadas. Los ganadores de Hierro demuestran gran habilidad, alta especialización, comprensión experta y capacidad creativa de sus creadores. Se espera que House of Solace Diseño de interiores de apartamento tipo estudio sea una creación muy apreciada, admirada y querida, práctica e innovadora. Este diseño ganador del A' Design Award de Hierro integra las mejores prácticas del sector y tiene características técnicas competentes unidas a conocimiento práctico y talento. House of Solace Diseño de interiores de apartamento tipo estudio es respetado por su minuciosidad y está concebido para aportar mejoras en la calidad de vida que ayudan a hacer del mundo un lugar mejor.

Detrás del Diseño

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Propiedades Únicas: A compact studio apartment in one of the Art Deco buildings which was built during the British Rule in India. The apartment afforded luxuries and the symmetry of an over-10ft height ceiling. The designer converted a one bedroom space into a large studio apartment for a singleton and decided to go for a timeless French aesthetic infused with modern sensibilities - low maintenance & high functionality.
Dimensiones y Embalaje: The project covers a total of 490 sq.ft area.
Etiquetas: Bachelor pad, Studio apartment, One bedroom apartment, Art deco, Parisian design, Wood, Colors, Colaba, South Mumbai, India
Tecnología de Producción: A combination of Teak wood and Polyurethane paint finish was used for furniture. Concrete, Terrazzo and Metal was used for all decorative lights. Wooden look tiles were laid on the floor, pre-cut into four pieces and organized in the herringbone pattern. This is not only spread across the studio but also seeps up the living room main wall. The island of the kitchenette is cladded with cut sections of plywood which is finished in matt polish to enhance its layers.
Desafío de Diseño: The Bedroom - An innovative mirror feature we designed for this home. A tall mirror along which is a runner in our chosen colours. In jest, we call these our House colours akin to a royal lineage. This runner flows into a circular rug on the floor, lending warmth to the wood tiled floor.

The challenge was to give ample height and storage to this compact home even though it was for a singleton. We had to make this space appear way larger than it looked to get in as much natural light and create a uniform warmth to this space.
Investigación: The wall between the living room and the kitchen had been demolished and the open kitchen was effectively making this living space appear larger. Since this building was built during the British rule, breaking the existing 40mm thick old terrazzo floor seemed risky. Therefore, wooden look tiles were laid on the floor, pre-cut into four pieces and organized in the herringbone pattern. This is not only spread across the studio but also seeps up the living room main wall.

Each space has an interesting feature:

The Living room - A TV wall unit with storage for gadgets and shelves to display curios picked up across travels, is connected to the kitchenette making it a one large unit but still maintaining its independent roles.

The Kitchenette - An island houses the cooking console with an overhead chimney and storage drawers beneath. The unit is designed using raw cut plywood edge pieces running throughout the exterior and is given a matt varnish to enhance its raw rustic sharp texture.

The Bedroom - A large black framed glass double door partition instead of a single solid door lead the way to the client’s bedroom. A tall mirror on the wall along which is a custom designed rug in our chosen colors flows into a two toned circular rug on the floor. Quite a feature on a wall background.
Inspiración: The designer decided to go for a timeless French aesthetic infused with modern sensibilities. The client's brief was simple to Spruce it up in the Sanctioned Budget. And gave the designer the freedom to do so. The knowledge that this is a singleton’s home at that set the tone for the design approach. A color palette of white, black, greys with a smattering of electric blue and pop yellow was zeroed down to bring in the urbane. Each furniture element was customized and meticulously detailed.
Duración del Proyecto: The project started in November 2020 and finished in March 2021 in Colaba, Mumbai, India.
Flujo de Operación: An eight feet tall teak wood finish main door opens to a cosy living room that is filled with natural light courtesy a large window and a tiny balconette. The wall between this room and the kitchen has been demolished and the open kitchen now effectively makes this living space appear larger. Wooden look tiles were laid on the floor which not only it spreads across the studio but also seeps up the living room main wall. Upon this wall, hangs an artwork commissioned to a young artist to be evocative yet flaunt the yellow and blue that ties the otherwise sombre colors together. A black skirting flows throughout the walls with a wood detailing as an added design detail. As the client largely works from home, there was a request for a large desk. The window, was given a black detail to give the illusion of height, capitalizing on the natural light. Across this set up is a TV wall unit with storage and shelves to display curios. The small balcony was enclosed, creating a serene spot for the client. An art deco chair, a side table, some indoor green and a ceiling light for when the sun fades. Flowing out of the living area the kitchen is compact and fuss free and has an island with a cooking console, an overhead chimney and storage drawers beneath. This is flanked by a work top and appliances at one end and a built-in glass cabinet at the other. Black finish door frame and blue paneled shelves inside doubles up as a bar. The bedroom has a large black framed glass double door at the entrance, a wardrobe on the left and a slender panel on one side for shelving. Adjacent to this is a mirror feature we designed for this home. A queen-sized bed takes up the rest of the tight room and its headboard is matte black and upholstered for extra comfort. In the bathroom, the fittings are black, walls are powder blue, cabinets are a mellow shade of lemon and tiles which are a play of our monochromatic colors.
Créditos de Imagen: Image #1 : Photographer Zhen Wei Studios-Yadnyesh Joshi
Image #2 : Photographer Zhen Wei Studios-Yadnyesh Joshi
Image #3 : Photographer Zhen Wei Studios-Yadnyesh Joshi
Image #4 : Photographer Zhen Wei Studios-Yadnyesh Joshi
Image #5 : Photographer Zhen Wei Studios-Yadnyesh Joshi