Home photos!
Finally! Hehe...
I will start with the messiest room - the study-cum-library. Two walls have woodwork done to accommodate a chest of drawers, loft, and wall cabinets and one wall has modular book shelves for the library. Anybody's guess that the modular furniture is far superior. Anyway, we may rip all of it out and redo this room in a few years time.
The guest room is the most fluid of all. Right now, it houses all the furniture that either needs to be sold or sent up to the glass house when it is complete. So no pics.
The master bedroom is a beautiful setup of all modular furniture. A queen bed, two side tables, a 6 drawer+ mirror dresser, and a 3-door sliding wardrobe. It is usually much neater than in this photo, but nevermind :P
My favorite part is the bar-cum-kitchen. Here's the kitchen view:
A close second will be the hall. Since we have an open kitchen and we have consumed one balcony, the hall and kitchen form an amazingly open and rather HUGE area. It also allows daylight into the house beautifully. A view of the living area:
A view of the balcony, which has been converted to accommodate a rather appealing array of masks from all over the world and floor lights:
The dining area has a bit of a European feel because of the fire place. It wasn't intentional, but when I saw this fireplace at a lifestyle exhibition, couldn't resist!
No surprises to know that we tend to spend a lot of our time in this area. Here's a quick shot of Ma Belle and Arvi enjoying a happy snack in the evening...
Of course, the place looks much better in person when one can see the lights coupled with the decor in its full glory, but this is as much as my phone camera could capture in the evening.
Next on the agenda is turning the balcony and the terrace green followed by the glass house completion. I am quite amazed that after all that we had to go through to get this done, we still haven't run out of steam! :D
I will start with the messiest room - the study-cum-library. Two walls have woodwork done to accommodate a chest of drawers, loft, and wall cabinets and one wall has modular book shelves for the library. Anybody's guess that the modular furniture is far superior. Anyway, we may rip all of it out and redo this room in a few years time.
The guest room is the most fluid of all. Right now, it houses all the furniture that either needs to be sold or sent up to the glass house when it is complete. So no pics.
The master bedroom is a beautiful setup of all modular furniture. A queen bed, two side tables, a 6 drawer+ mirror dresser, and a 3-door sliding wardrobe. It is usually much neater than in this photo, but nevermind :P
My favorite part is the bar-cum-kitchen. Here's the kitchen view:
A close second will be the hall. Since we have an open kitchen and we have consumed one balcony, the hall and kitchen form an amazingly open and rather HUGE area. It also allows daylight into the house beautifully. A view of the living area:
A view of the balcony, which has been converted to accommodate a rather appealing array of masks from all over the world and floor lights:
The dining area has a bit of a European feel because of the fire place. It wasn't intentional, but when I saw this fireplace at a lifestyle exhibition, couldn't resist!
No surprises to know that we tend to spend a lot of our time in this area. Here's a quick shot of Ma Belle and Arvi enjoying a happy snack in the evening...
Of course, the place looks much better in person when one can see the lights coupled with the decor in its full glory, but this is as much as my phone camera could capture in the evening.
Next on the agenda is turning the balcony and the terrace green followed by the glass house completion. I am quite amazed that after all that we had to go through to get this done, we still haven't run out of steam! :D