Bibelot House, Mumbai

Conjugating all the traits, the home narrates urban lives by reflecting the identity of all its inhabitants, juxtaposing co-existing styles harmoniously and serving as an ode to their rich and multi-faceted lineage. Designed by Open Atelier Mumbai , each area and corner is unique, and each element is a well-thought-out marvel.

The living room of this three-bedroom apartment basks in the cultural representation of the Maratha and Rajput design styles. The eye-catching orange jharokha, fitted with a mirror, adds depth and character to the space, complemented by the earthy-toned furniture in deep green and browns. Toning down the space is the textured concrete ceiling and floor that allow the exquisite peacock painting on the wall to take centre stage. In contrast, the concrete floor is intricately detailed with liquid metal to shape a striking flooring pattern that adds drama to the overall setting.

A subtle flow of the cultural language flows into the dining space, which dons an ornate dining table and a delicate console in orange hues. Classic black chairs with rattan bases complete the retro-meet-art deco dining space with a solid textured grey wall, detailed with piping and cornices. The kitchen is a piece of art, a juxtaposing section with classic wooden cabinets shutters, white brick-like dado tiles and Warli art engraved on the shutters below the counter. Portraying Maharashtrian culture art, the shutter is a three-dimensional tectonic sculpture in stone finish milled on a CNC, an exquisite piece of art in itself.