This apartment built on 2,985 square feet of area is designed for a comfortable and elegant space to live in.
Project Name: Agrawal Residence
Studio Name: Studio Adiva
Location: Angul, Odisha
Year Built: 2023
Duration of the project: 12 months
Built-up Area: 2,985 Sq.Ft.
Principal Architect(s) : Ar. Varun Kumar Singhania
Team Design Credits (for Particular Project): Ar. Sneha, Ar. Utkarsha
Photograph Courtesy: ashclicked
Upon entering the home one steps directly into the open living and dining with a large balcony which brings in ample of natural light.
A small partition is created between the formal living and casual sitting area with the contemporary nail art painting which immediately draws the attention. A swing and a sofa are designed such that it gives the illusion of second swing present in the living area.
The dining table is customized with black marble top and arched chairs with layered fabric. The crystal raindrop light further illuminates the space. The dining area opens up into the balcony with the full-length sliding doors. The antique cast iron table and chair along with the sandstone sculptures when placed in between the greens creates a calm and welcoming space. The contemporary kitchen (which is in combination of black and gray) on one side of the dining area complements rest of areas in the residence.
The master bedroom has clean and simple geometry. The headboard is done with black rippled metal sheet and the green leatherette fabric added a soft layering to the headboard. The partition is created on the right side of the bed. The wall opposite to the bed has a huge bay window which creates a relaxed seating and draws ample of natural light to the room.
The parents’ bedroom exudes pure elegance. The wooden bed used is carved out of Sheesham and is a generation old furniture. The palm tree wallpaper has infused the room with patterns and colors.
The client of the kid bedroom was a small beautiful girl. Keeping her personality in mind we designed the room with soft arches that run along the bed, study table and wardrobe. The fabric used for the headboard and curtains added a pop of green and was an intentional choice.
