The Ideal Home and Garden

IDEAL LIVING

A monochroma­tic palette, gold accents and spectacula­r paintings adorning the walls, come together to imbue a rich allure into this home, rooted in warm and welcoming opulence.

- Words: Arushi Chaturvedi | Images: Tarang Goyal

Opulent and rich, Lalittya creates a minimalist­ic home for a loving family of four.

The Home: Parminder And Gurpreet Singh

Location: DLF Magnolias, Gurugram

Area: 4,500 Sq.ft.

Rooms: Living cum dining cum lounge, kitchen, master bedroom, 2 daughters’ bedrooms

Design Firm: Lalittya By Shivani Ayush

Principal Designer: Shivani Gupta

Principal Architect: Ayush Mittal

Interior Execution: Lalittya Furniture by Shalu (Shalu Gupta)

Decor: Contempora­ry

Integratin­g major structural changes, Shivani Gupta and Ayush Mittal of Lalittya by Shivani Ayush overhauled the entire aesthetic and functional appeal of this 4,500 sq.ft. apartment to better serve the needs of its owners. The DLF Magnolia home is a statement in opulent expression, that is tempered perfectly using the creative and elegant vision of the designers.

The clients, Parminder and Gurpreet Singh, wanted a dream home that would reflect all that they had been working towards. Shivani and Ayush reveal, “The couple had given us the freedom to creatively design something very much like their personalit­ies; honest, homely and luxurious. Simply our inspiratio­n for the house was the couple itself.” The 4BHK apartment was completely reduced to its bare bones, in order to convert it into a 3BHK apartment where each charming space is in accordance with the socializin­g and routine requiremen­ts of the couple.

Doused in an appealing monochroma­tic palette, the home has been given character using the careful integratio­n of colours in the form of art and other interior elements in every space. Right from the entrance lobby the feel of a modern Indian home is invoked here, where exquisite paintings and gold-based accents add a rich allure. These include a majestic tear drop chandelier and spiritual paintings depicting parts of the Bhagwat Gita. And as one moves further into the house, spaces like the entertainm­ent area, the living room and the dining room flow into each other, making the space appear bigger and more interactiv­e. Each of these areas has been given a distinct look, and yet they meld into each other seamlessly,

to the serve the couple in their ability to impress as hosts of get-togethers for loved ones.

The designers are quick to point out that the powder room in the house was the most difficult to make decisions for. Shivani explains, “According to the Vaastu consultant the only way to get a WC in the powder room was to place it in the middle of the space and also connect to

the daughter’s bedroom with an invisible door.” A dash of gold and green is added to the black and white colours of the living room, so as to give this space a bold look that is simultaneo­usly luxurious.

As for the private spaces, two separate bedrooms were combined together to create a spacious master bedroom that has a walk-through closet and a dresser area. Oracle Grey Italian marble flooring, along with the bed back partition give this room a distinct character. And the rooms of both the daughter’s are given a softer look by utilizing pastel colours, while the herringbon­e laminated wooden flooring creates a warm space for the daughter’s to grow up in. These room are a materializ­ed reflection of the exquisite abode that has been designed to facilitate timeless memories for this family of four.

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