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Balanced Zen retreat

The Free Press Journal - Mumbai

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October 11, 2025

This Zen Home Reflects The Perfect Balance of Memory And Functionality. The residence was designed keeping in mind the unique personality of our client who believes in simple living and high thinking, and wanted an understated and uncluttered space. The overall design language was based in 'mindful elegance' with minimal yet functional elements that strive to nurture the mind, body and spirit. Clean lines, a neutral colour palette, and natural materials like wood and marble, along with plush fabrics, evoke a feeling of relaxation and serenity.

Entrance

“The main door’s size and design create a dramatic, inviting focal point with modern elegance.” The elegant, rounded arch provides a strong, classic architectural element, framing the door beautifully. The surrounding walls are clad in a horizontal grain wood veneer which provides significant visual warmth and luxury. “The white door panels feature vertical fluting, adding a modern twist and a sense of height.”

Living & dining

The living and dining areas flow seamlessly into one another, maximising the sense of space. We carved out a cosy study nook within the living area, which features a bespoke desk and large shelving unit as a backdrop. A key feature in this zen home is the floor-to-ceiling sheer drapes covering the large windows, which diffuse light and add a sense of height and softness.

“The magnetic track-light system unifies the living, dining, and study areas, making the space feel larger.” The dining table features a large chandelier that acts as a statement piece.

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