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This Mumbai home by Rohit Bhoite and Lina Kobeissi is an amalgamation of minimalism and contrasting textures

NOV 10, 2022 | By Ishika Paruthi
Most of the furniture is bespoke furniture by the two designers while the carpet is by Cocoon and the side table is from Defurn Furniture; Styled by Samir Wadekar Photography by Talib Chitalwala

Conceptualised by Rohit Bhoite and Lina Kobeissi of Rohit Bhoite Designs and LSK Interiors respectively, this breezy, 1800 sq ft home in Mumbai is a blend of the artistic perspective of two designers.

This all-embracing home is dipped in muted hues with a delicate texture packed with bold surprises for homeowners.

Rohit and Lina have conceptualised this artistic ocean-view home to the best of their abilities; Photography by Talib Chitalwala

The curious brief

It is always important to understand a client’s needs and preferences when it comes to designing any space; it should be synonymous with their comfort and pride. It was important for the designers’ to create a space for the family where they find peace and calm but can also host friends and extended family often.

A contemporary neutral palette was decided upon, one which would feel elegant but also compliment the ocean views and became the focal point for the home.

Art by Talib Chitalwala and fabrics by The Pure Concept Home compliments the room’s elegant theme; Photography by Talib Chitalwala

Tour every turn of this contrasting home

The theme for the home is a cocktail of modern, coastal, natural tones, textures and bold colours. As you enter the space, you will find yourself in the corridor that leads directly to the colourful powder room and guest bedroom adorned with bright tiles and a motivated wallpaper.

The dining area is dipped in subtle hues while art and artefacts from Defurn Furniture add vibrancy to the space. On the other side, the kitchen is designed by Kitchen Studio; Photography by Talib Chitalwala

The corridor is beautifully panelled with a vast space to exhibit art alongside ample hidden storage to make the home neat and effortless.

With neutral and nude tones, the home features Italian grey marble flooring which compliments the natural theme of the area.

Light over the dining table from Hatsu is art in itself and adds a quirky effect to the otherwise minimalistic room; Photography by Talib Chitalwala

The home has an incredible ocean backdrop and the colours and reflections from the water hit the home to create a mesmerising play of colours.

Artefacts from West Elm continue to embellish yet another room while windows from Geeta Windows allow the homeowners to soak in the ocean views; Photography by Talib Chitalwala

Delicate wall and cornice details add to the elegance of the space and take it a notch higher in terms of luxury. Subtle tones and lavish elements have been kept consistent throughout the home.

This bedroom is a heavenly sanctuary with its blend of hues and textures; Photography by Talib Chitalwala

Next comes the kitchen with its contrast of colours and imaginative patterns.

The bathroom boasts of marble from Marmo World while it is Kohler who did all the bathroom fittings; Photography by Talib Chitalwala

 

White and blue, what can go wrong with such a perfect combination?; Photography by Talib Chitalwala

The primary bedroom is situated at the back of the apartment with  awe-inspiring ocean views, a beautiful marble bathroom and a walk-in closet. 

Rug from Cocoon Rugs embellish the space and adds a cosy vibe; Photography by Talib Chitalwala

What the designer fell in love with

The designer was captivated by the majestic ocean view which showcased the sunrise and sunsets beautifully. Hence, attention was paid to these ever-changing colours by having them reflect off the neutral palettes.

A colourful wallpaper from Elementto adds to the vibrance of the space and gives it a distinct character compared to the otherwise sophisticated home; Photography by Talib Chitalwala

 

Kohler has done it yet again with their beautiful bathroom fittings, it just elevates the bathrooms; Photography by Talib Chitalwala

The most challenging but equally exciting part to design in the apartment were the bathrooms. Each bathroom has a bold but luxurious touch which creates a unique character.

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