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Take a peek inside Mukesh Shah and his family’s functional, elegant and luxurious 3 BHK Home in Mumbai.
DesignCafe recently worked with Mukesh Shah and his family to transform their 3 BHK apartment in Mumbai into a stunning home. Mukesh and his family were envisioning a tasteful home that’s fitted with the choicest modular furnishing designs. They wanted a home that’s spacious, airy and well-lit on all ends. Our best home interior designers in Mumbai delivered a well-structured home that’s modern, functional and practical at the same time. The interiors are equipped with top-notch modular furnishings and decor elements, which make Mukesh Shah’s home nothing short of an urban dream.
A Master Bedroom That Doubles Up As An Entertainment Pad
Our best home interior designers in Mumbai planned the room thoughtfully to accommodate the needs of its residents. Mukesh’s master bedroom is a hearty mix of a sleeping zone clubbed with a unique wooden laminate TV unit. It is complemented by an open shelving space above and a bench that offers an extra seating space in the room. The master bedroom also comprises a floor-to-ceiling wardrobe that makes it a clutter-free and organised experience for all.
A Lively Parents’ Bedroom With A Striking Contrast
The parents’ bedroom in Mukesh’s home incorporates a bright floor-to-ceiling wardrobe in yellow. It features a space-saving sliding door mechanism. The room also showcases a lively leaf patterned wallpaper in blue that plays a gorgeous contrast to the yellow wardrobe.
A Space-Saving Murphy Bed In The Guest Bedroom
Our best residential interior designers in Mumbai fitted the compact guest bedroom with a smart and comfortable murphy bed. It can be pushed back into the wall easily when not in use and doubles up as a comfortable sofa seater. This is a great design hack for modern urban apartments as it allows homeowners to use the room for other purposes when guests aren’t around.
A Grand Parallel Kitchen With High-End Modular Storage Solutions
The parallel kitchen in Mukesh’s home is grand to say the least. Our budget interior designers in Mumbai installed stunning glossy-laminate cabinets with tall storage units in the kitchen. It also features a storage space with sliding doors that doubles up as an appliance garage. The modular storage is a combination of white and blue laminate finish, making it a fine choice for homes that need additional pantry space.
A Luxurious Living Room With Lots Of Open Space And A Lounge Area
Most of Design Cafe’s interior design services in Mumbai are about making homes more spacious. We designed a lively and bright living room for Mukesh and his family. We installed a delicate pink sofa set and paired it with a chaise lounge. A three-tiered coffee table gracefully complements the luxurious seating arrangement. We gave the false ceiling LED strips and completed the living room with a gorgeous ceiling-to-floor designer accent wall.
A Dining Space With A Stylish Mirrored Accent Wall
We also designed and delivered a dining space that allows comfortable dining for the entire family. We equipped it with tons of storage space in the form of a glossy cabinet and tall glass unit. However, the highlight of this area is the mirrored accent wall. Not only is it a stylish decorative element but also makes the space appear larger. The dining table is paired with open-back dining chairs that fit in well with the design scheme of the entire living space.
Mukesh and his family were extremely happy with the way we planned, designed and fitted their home. They received a designer home that matched what they had in mind when they began their search for best home interior designers in Mumbai. Meanwhile, our best residential interior designers in Mumbai had the utmost pleasure in creating a canvas that’s multi-functional, luxurious and spells opulence as effortlessly as this home.
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