The ground floor comprises the common areas – Living, Dining, Kitchen and Guest Room while the first floor houses the more private ones – the master bedroom, sons room, study, and bar.

A classic coffee table, pendant lights, and analogous wall sconces embellish the Living Room. Dividing it from the Dining Room is a ravishing wall display unit enhanced with splendid showpieces.

The Dining Room is made splendid with the ceiling and upholstery color coordinated in blue. It also houses a wooden sideboard and geometric wall mirror to augment style and add storage space. A captivating, distressed gold door with traditional lotus cutwork invites you to the mandir.

A different concept and style are incorporated in each bedroom in line with the occupants of the room. Muted tones and high gloss Duco finish furniture festoon the Master Bedroom while the son’s room is fashioned in blue and gray giving it a contemporary appeal.

The balcony to bar conversion with Mangalore tiled roof and wooden blinds is an impeccable space for family and social gatherings. The interior is fully fitted with a luxurious mix of oak, black leather and a lacy white cotton. The sofa features an elegant square back and soft plump cushions. As for the bed, it hosts square feet with all the necessary storage units to make it your private haven.

So if you want to change things up, this small comfy chair for bedroom, bedroom chairs can do just that. In fact, these chairs are so functional that they’re perfect for use as conversation points in practically any room of your home or garden!

With copious space in each room and ample storage as desired by the client, the home is a splendid blend of aesthetics and functionality. Multifarious pendant lights and wall sconces with rich tiles, furniture, and upholstery make this an awe-inspiring cove.

Minimalism is not a lack of something. It’s simply the perfect amount of something.

– Nicholas Burroughs

Opening Doors to The Bali Residence

This minimalist home greets you with a gray door that opens up to gray flooring and white walls. While the palette of gray, brown, black, and white takes command of the entire Norway-style home. A dash of teal and blue adds a soothing touch to the home. An array of abstract wall art bedecks the console table and integrates with the selection of hues. The Living Room with a blue upholstered sofa and geometrical bespoke lighting waves around a chic and simple look.

A new private residential development located in the heart of Seminyak on Jalan Dhyana Pura. The concept of the development is to create a resort within Seminyak, which will have its own unique character and identity. The Bali Residence offers stunning two-storey townhouses with their own private pool.

Unwind at the Scandinavian Bar & Dining

Tranquility overrides the Dining Room and Bar that are an extension of the Living Room space. Scandinavian dining chairs interiors are a perfect blend of functionality and modish design. This reflects in the bar and geometric teal dining wallpaper. The geometrical shape and clean lines accentuate this home in its entirety, from doors to wallpapers to lighting. The Design Chapel’s key focus was to transform this space into a spatial haven. Scandinavia house, A haven that is as inviting to friends as it is comforting to its inmates to unwind during evenings and weekends.

Tranquilizing Bedrooms

The bedrooms with elemental furniture have just the right dash of color in the form of bedding and upholstery. The eclat using Frames, mirrors, and lights are East European in every sense. The block pattern makes headway right from the entry door to the bar unit to the partition door and outlives on the cupboards unifying the flair in this serene den. The use of Mirrors creates an illusion of space making rooms appear larger.

Black and White is more Realistic

By creating a monochromatic theme Preshita Shah adds style and verve to all the functional spaces of the home – The kitchen and washrooms. While chevron tiles spruce up the bath space, the kitchen is garnished with glossy white brick tiles and a black granite platform. Enduring on a simple thought process the Design Chapel has strived to create an erudite space that is chic and timeless.

“Following the mantra of ‘Less is More’ we managed to make the space look less cluttered and more visually relaxing”, says Preshita Shah.

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