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    Drama and vibrance contour The Box Office in Pune designed by Natasha Shah of Between Walls

    JAN 27, 2022 | By Shriya Goyal
    The black and white living room introduces a carpet by D’Decor; Photographs by Inclined Studio
    Used strategically, the space behind the door houses a display section for artefacts, books and indoor plants; Photographs by Inclined Studio
    The locally sourced black and white striped dinner set goes in hand with the theme; Photographs by Inclined Studio
    The vanity mirror is surrounded by bulbs for a dramatic ambience; Photographs by Inclined Studio
    The grey master bedroom showcases a sleek hanging light by The White Teak Company; Photographs by Inclined Studio
    A combination of open space along with a bed, study and sit-out forms the daughter’s bedroom; Photographs by Inclined Studio
    A black corner with a trundle bed manufactured on site demarcates the room into snooze and action spaces; Photographs by Inclined Studio

    Drama—it enters with a bang and exits in awe at The Box Office. Designed by Natasha Shah, Principal Designer of Between Walls, a pune-based interior design studio, this home spread across 800 sq ft in Bavdhan, Pune is a concoction of bold expressions. 

    The homeowners’ fondness for all things big and beautiful translated this space into an unexpected yet timeless rendition of monochromes with a splash of red. 

    Home to a couple and their daughter, the residence brings into play the black and white contrast to craft spunk and character. “I believe in accommodating the owners’ personality in a space and making that the focus of the house,” expresses Shah.

    Pune home by Between Walls
    With black director chairs, the dining wall oversees quirky dialogue frames from movies; Photographs by Inclined Studio

    Making a dramatic entry is the white security door with the family’s name illuminated by bulbs. A black and white grid floor greets and ignites curiosity beyond the main door in red. 

    Pune home by interior design studio Between Walls
    A white security door with the homeowners’ name marks the entrance of this Box Office; Photographs by Inclined Studio

    The house opens into a monochromatic canvas of the living and dining room area with splashes of quirk and amusement. Brick textured walls turn into a tunnel of optimism to BELIEVE in the lounge and a jolly outlook of movies in the dining.

    Pune home by interior design studio Between Walls
    The mandir and display shelf are created in MS perforated shutters; Photographs by Inclined Studio

    A display section and mandir adjacent to the TV unit houses artefacts, books and indoor plants. Transforming into a pool table, the dining table offers evenings of leisure. The arched kitchen entrance with black and white stripes and a masked storage trails along the composition of the house.

    Pune home by interior design studio Between Walls
    The foyer with black and white checkered floor and a main door in red creates an interesting play of colours; Photographs by Inclined Studio

    A wall art on a black and white striped backdrop leads the way to the powder toilet. Grey courts the master bedroom in a mellow vibe that is served with customised bedside drawers, MS door and a quaint planter in red.

    Pune home by interior design studio Between Walls
    Breaking the monotony of grey, customised MS door makes a striking presence; Photographs by Inclined Studio

    The brief for their daughter’s bedroom called for an open space along with a sit-out, study and bed. A trundle bed is arranged in the black corner of the bedroom with the extendable study and a window seat along with a few cushions that structure the other part of the room.

    Pune home by interior design studio Between Walls
    Extendable study and writing board are made on site with locally sourced window cushions and a hand stroked wall on the right; Photographs by Inclined Studio

    The monochrome house is balanced and accentuated with pops of red. As an afterthought, Shah adds “All the spaces were equally fun to design, but the best was the entrance and living room with its gale of emotions. It expresses drama, action, all the boldness that one needs and a belief that runs within each one.”

    If this modern red space by Between Walls gave you major home goals, do check out this Kochi home doused in red and green by Temple Town