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Mark Scott HomesTransform your work-from-home experience with our sleek and sophisticated home office design. ?️ Featuring seamless monochrome elegance, every element in this space—from the built-in cabinets to the walls and trim—is bathed in the same timeless hue, creating a sense of continuity and tranquility.
Efficiency meets aesthetics with our custom-built cabinets, providing ample storage for all your office essentials while maintaining a clean and clutter-free environment. The monochrome palette not only enhances the visual harmony but also fosters focus and productivity, allowing you to dive into your tasks with ease.
Whether you're tackling deadlines or tapping into your creative flow, this monochrome oasis offers a refined backdrop for your daily endeavors. Elevate your work-from-home routine in style.
Laurie Westberg, Urban Interior DesignPat Kofahl
Rustik inredning av ett mellanstort arbetsrum, med ett bibliotek, klinkergolv i porslin, ett inbyggt skrivbord och beiget golv
Rustik inredning av ett mellanstort arbetsrum, med ett bibliotek, klinkergolv i porslin, ett inbyggt skrivbord och beiget golv
SANJYT SYNGHThis 2.5-acre farmhouse set in Delhi’s Urban Sprawl, Chattarpur, is a weekend home for the family, who live in South of Delhi. The idea was to relish the landscaping and the waterbodies over the weekends which is a rare sight and a luxury in the city of Delhi. It is basically meant to be a home away from home over the weekends but at the same time they use it as a guest house for friends and extended family. They wanted a public and a private space within the house. In terms of the aesthetics the brief was extremely crisp. The idea was to convert this pre-built structure in to an Urban Swiss Chalet.
The 5000-square foot built up space is spread over 2 floors. Not only we decided to break it down into a guest floor and a private floor but we also broke it down into a winter floor and a summer floor keeping the 4 seasons in Delhi in mind.
The ground floor consists of an open plan with a kitchen, dining and living space. The living room was meant to be a dark, cosy space. We decided to create a fireplace within this space so it could be doubled as an entertaining space during the winter. The idea was create a very lived-in Swiss Chalet feel so it carries the mood of the structure inside. The morning light in the kitchen is lovely and it turns into a cosy breakfast place for the family to hang out and make breakfast together.
The bedroom being on the ground level is mostly used as a guest room. The base of this room was to choose a tone that complements the wooden log ceiling. We chose a muted sage green with tonal curtains.
The staircase to the first floor is made from reclaimed wood and the wall panelling also has reclaimed wood detailing. The walls are painted in a beautiful rich Blue Waltz.
The Living Room on the first floor was created directly overlooking the infinity pool. The living room is coupled with a lovely home office and a terrace overlooking the pond where ducks play merry. This entire space is meant for entertaining personal and private guests. The space has a very airy vibe with large glazing on all sides overlooking the pool on one side and the landscaping on the others. Basis of the composition takes dark colour, which is rare in decoration of Indian residences. Even though it was a daunting task complementing the dark elements, each corner has been thoughtfully and tastefully curated to bring a sense of new. This space exudes its own style and young personality.
The bedroom on the first floor is primarily used by the family members. The starting point for this space was the wall panelling leading to the artwork and then the customised bed linen to match the vibe of the artwork. Every unit of the bed linen has been customised by Sanjyt Syngh Design Studio.
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