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Resembling pile of boxes, this doodle was sketched to be a TV unit. Each box had different color to it. This in-out design breaks the concept of a typical TV unit storage. Each box is self sufficient & big enough to store or display things.
The initial thought was to break the idea of a typical 'jali' that is used at the entrance safety door. After all they say first impression is the best impression. We surely wanted to cast the best first impression. Thus a laser cut Jali in a Silhouette of Lord Ganesh was made & fixed in the Safety door. This doodle has been a hit & similar ideas have been used in many projects.
Every Mumbai Apartment comes with a pre requisite of using every inch of the available space. This house had an 18 foot long passage waiting to be creatively used. Cubes of various sizes were fixed above a low height cabinet. To break the monotony, these cubes were designed to be of different color & sizes. The passage looks interesting & the design serves the purpose.
The columns are always hindrances in Mumbai apartments, as the apartments are small now & the clients always hands over list of requirements to us. The list is undoubtedly long when it comes to available spaces. One of the space was a wall offset in kid's bedroom. This wall offset was utilized as storage space in the form of amplifier. It resembles a sound wave.
Inspired from a design principle, this furniture piece is a play of positive & negative spaces. The use of equal negative space, as a balance to positive space, in a composition is considered by many as good design. This basic and often overlooked principle of design gives the eye a "place to rest," increasing the appeal of a composition through subtle means. The term is also used by musicians to indicate silence within a piece. In design language, it partially blocks the view; partially reveal s, ultimately forming a standalone furniture display piece.
The question is why design a conventional bathroom when you can do something magnificent. So here a modern stark red floor is matched with black & white checkered tiles making this bathroom vivacious. This space is a morning dose of high spiritedness. Zestful, exuberant, lively, dynamic, peppy you name it, & it has.
A corner of a house storing your best possessions can be quite a show stopper. This cabinet was sketched for a young couple with diverse interest. The one & only common liking were colors. So this piece of furniture depicts riot of colors. Straight out from an artist palate, this chunk speaks for itself.
This is a drop down bar counter camouflaged with the slate wall. It was designed as a compact unit storing all & showing none. Raised unit gives a floating effect. The unit is technically on an old mechanism combined with a modern show.