Neel Gujar and Swwapnil Naik has designed a minimalistic abode that is accentuated with a vibrant colour scheme.
Neel’s unique design philosophy stems from his love for straight lines, minimalism, natural tones & textures. He graduated
from Design & Arts College of New Zealand. Neel’s deep connection with all things earthy and his acute understanding of the subtlety of luxury resonates in all his design decisions.
Published in: Society Interiors June 2017
Elements you can incorporate within the existing framework make it a home that is flexible and ever-relevant to the global language of design.
I’d like to use colour interestingly to create a new look at home. Please suggest way that do not involve too much breaking and shaping.
It is definitely exciting to bring about change and colour into a space because over the years one realises that nothing is more comforting or delightful than to return to a space that gives you comfort, happiness and delight. Design is really exemplary when it is not only spectacular to look at but also brilliantly expedient and makes everyday living efficient and stress-free. Elements you can incorporate within the existing framework make it a home that is flexible and ever-relevant to the global language of design.
If breaking wall is an issue then I’d go with lightening up the look by taking out things that have become a non-functional bad habit. Remember, that in design, functionality is beauty. So, harden your heart and pull out obsolete furniture, too many plants, tables that you’re stuck with and just haven’t had the energy to get rid of….
Published in: GoodHomes June 2017
Signature pieces, fabulous furnishings, inspiring art-deco, dramatic
fixtures, bold accessories and contemporary furniture—find it all here!
Glossy Glow
Serip in association with S.T. Unicom unveils one-of its-kind art installation from its Geyser collection, designed by Miguel Angelo. The collection is inspired by water and steam – wonder of a natural geyser. Ideal for large areas with considerable visual space, this collection presents a rich design that embodies the piece with vigour and energy aiming towards the most intense visual lighting experience.
Price on request
Published in: iDecorama June 2017
The idea of large accents is to introduce bursts of colour and style to the space. A big jar is a great way to dress up your space as just one piece will fill the room. Instead of going bright with pops of pink or red, choose a colour that will add depth to the space like a deep green or sea blue.
Published in: GoodHomes June 2017
Make the minimalistic design language your own. It doesn’t have to translate to uninspiring. Instead, we believe you,re in for a stronger, more dramatic statement.
Yellow vase, Rs.3,500 Spacio
Let the three key aspects – design, functionality and comfort – of the piece be the cause for a stunning design effect. Whether it’s the sofa, the bed or the wardrobe, ensure that each one of them dictates the design language of that space.
Wooden side table, RS.32,650; Grey vase, Rs.1,100
The red sofa adds to this eclectic style with ease. the right kind of accents are what you need to get this look going. An old trunk doubles as a coffee table and adds the right amount of quirk. Plants are a big yes for this look.
Coral vase, Rs.14,450; Spacio
Published in: Good Homes June 3, 2017
Just for Decor
These funky porcelain cake plates with their vibrant hues and geometric designs are ideal to serve your baked treats.
Rs. 2500 (set of six)
Published in: Better Interiors June 2017
Just for Clocks
Add a splash of colour to your wall with the Pixtime clock from Deutsch brand Nextime. Made from glass, pixelated hues are the highlights of this clock.
Rs. 4600
Published in: Better Interiors June 2017
SPACIO
Rhapsody is a stunning crystal glass decor piece from the Tondo Doni range by Italian brand Mario Cioni & C.
Price on request
Published in: Better Interiors June 2017
SPACIO
This trio of glass vases which showcase a multi-hued marble-finished design world be an impressive addition to your table decor.
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Published in: Better Interiors June 2017