Modern Living Meets Contemporary Design

In the pursuit of a sleek and uncluttered interior for her new home, Mrs. Madhavi bumped into Aertsen. Perhaps it was fate or just chance, but she found exactly what she was looking for. Upon first glance, the 2,600 sq. ft. house in Guntur had walls, floors, and ceilings, but it still wasn’t a home that she wanted. Hence, a modern design story was pitched to her with modular aspects that complement the style.

Keeping in accordance with the modern theme, the home takes liberties with natural material palette, simple clean lines, and simplistic furniture. Similarly, the walls follow neutral colours and textures that won’t jump out at you instantly but stand out when put together with the other aspects of the home. To put it simply, the home emanates elegance while bordering on austerity.

The marble tile cladding, along with golden T-trims, makes the entryway seem no less than an entrance to a 5 star hotel. The astonishment doesn’t stop there! Entering the apartment, you are greeted with a golden Buddha statue on a console table with an accent wall behind it. It’s also a part of the drawing room, furnished with dichromatic sofas and monochromatic walls, except for the accent wall behind the TV unit, which is covered with tile cladding and fluted MDF CNC rafters.

The drawing room then opens up to the living room, housing another TV unit, a seating area, and a study unit. Following a similar colour and material palette, the room's seating area is equipped with a sectional sofa, an idiosyncratic coffee table, and two low-hanging pendant lights. However, the accent wall behind the sofa unit steals the show. The dichromatic accent wall has MDF beading in the middle and lacquered glass on either side. Next to the accent wall, the doorway to the pooja room is situated. The pooja room itself is decorated with textured painted walls and an L-shaped counter with a marble counter top.

Furthermore, the home has four bedrooms, with the master bedroom being the biggest