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Nestled in Mumbai, this ritzy home by Cherag Bardolivala is an escape from the city’s bustle
NOV 25, 2019 | By Vedika Nair
Located high in a city skyscraper, is a 2,000 sq ft apartment crafted by Cherag Bardolivala of Mumbai based RC Design Studio. The four-bedroom home is designed such that it has two living rooms, a dining area, an intimate seating arrangement and a lounge and a balcony that offers sweeping views of the city.
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Consisting of a neutral beige and dark oak palette, this home features an L shaped culinary station with inbuilt storage and hexagonal tiles in hues of grey. Shaded in emerald green, the living and dining space is divided with a perforated customised grill helmed in veneer and dull gold.The living space also showcases art and a highlighted wall in silver grey Oikos with a random pattern of brass strips. Repeating the same motif in the bar that features in-built lighting and a deep gold metallic tint, this space embodies dull copper tones gold Puerto marble.
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Tread a few steps into the master bedroom where muted tones of grey and brown dominate the space while the dressing area is highlighted with amethyst stone and includes a bespoke plush sofa with velvet blue upholstery.Linger to the older daughter’s bedroom space that accentuates subtle tones of white, pink and grey with a custom-designed Venetian mirror. A complete contrast, the younger daughter’s bedroom plays with brown tones and wooden flooring while the guest room has deep rustic fabrics.
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“I do not follow or abide by any particular theme or concept while designing homes. I believe that the owners brief and requirement gets sculpted into a space that resonates with positive energy. A home can have the best of brands in one space but if they do not embody the spirit of the owner then the space fails. I believe in strong individualisation in every aspect,” says Bardolivala.