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| Living Cum Dining Room |
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| Living Cum Dining Room – Another view |
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| Crockery Unit |
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| Dining Area |
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| Dining Area – Another view |
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| The way up |
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| Decor |
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| Living Room |
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| Textured Wall |
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| Pooja Unit |
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| Bed Room Design |
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| Bedroom Another view |
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| Wardrobe |
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| Living Room – Another view |
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| TV Unit – Awaiting the TV |
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| Kitchen – Another view |
The Pandemic has brought profound changes to the way people live – be it the requirement of constant sanitization, the
Lifestyle based interior design…Going beyond just making a style statement A couple of incidents in these past few months set
Lately in a number of my projects I found lacunae left behind by the builder and the customers running around
I recently had a vendor hand over a sample of HDHMR, the new magic material for woodwork that is expected
We are all set to host our second Residential Interior Design Masterclass – this one will be on Home Lighting
Thanks to all your wishes, The Studio was selected among the top upcoming interior designers in the country. The magazine
If you have been on Bangalore roads in the last couple of weeks you would not have missed the huge
While this project was completed quite a while back, we were able to take some good pics just last week.
Some pictures that my client sent me last week of an interior project I did at Salarpuria Greenage nearly 3
Over the course of the last few years the maximum number of queries I’ve received from my readers has been
I have often found that a number of things get left out when folks plan interiors for their home. This
This has been a topic that a number of readers of this blog have been requesting for since quite a
This subject has been close to my heart and I had written this article a long time ago. Glad to
The Pandemic has brought profound changes to the way people live – be it the requirement of constant sanitization, the
Just to let you know – we crossed the 1000 mark in comments & questions under the 25 posts on
Building & Interiors Magazine in conjunction with Siemens India published my interview on the subject of Kitchen Appliances for the
I was wondering what to write next, sitting home under lockdown when my daughter recommended why not write something on
Today’s edition of Deccan Herald hosts an article on the value that an interior designer adds to the home making
The subject article was featured in Deccan Herald today. You can also read it at http://www.deccanherald.com/content/445623/selecting-sofas-safe-way/. The free text is
Today being an auspicious day we formally launched www.thestudiobangalore.com. It is a master site for The Studio Kitchens, The
Folks ….some quick notes from the IndiaWood Exhibition (http://indiawood.com/) that concluded in Bangalore last month. Some interesting findings that you
One of our projects was recently featured by Houzz Magazine. Read all about it here 30 Kitchen Cabinets With Contrasting
The interest in Lacquered glass shutters for home interiors seems to have picked up lately in Bangalore. I’ve had a
This blog is now over 7 years old and over these years a lot of what I have written about
My first article on this blog in the year 2010 was on the same subject. To make it more relevant
Pleased to mention that our work has won the Best of Houzz Award in the design category for the year
14 thoughts on “Additional Home Interior Photographs of interiors done at Concorde Napa Valley Villas in Bangalore”
Hi Nandita,
Beautiful work and thanks for sharing info on interiors.
I need ur inputs on using 30mm grainate for modular kitchen.
My builder is giving 30mm grainate can we go with it for modular kitchen or we should go with 20mm grainate only for modular one.
If we use 30mm grainate for modular kichen what will be disadvantages in long run and does height of the kitchen wil also vary
We are ready to go with 20mm but want to check whether 30mm is equally good as 20mm for modular.
Please share ur inputs it wil b very helpful for us
30MM granite is fine, rather better, to use. Most builders do not provide 30mm as it is not readily available. You may hence please go ahead, do however inform your Kitchen vendor in advance that you will be using 30MM granite so that he/she may plan accordingly.
Rgds
NM
Hi Nandita,
Beautiful work and kitchen is good.
Could you please let us know what is the countertop used and from where did you buy those tiles. For shutters is it laminate or membrane?
Thanks in advance
The countertop is Italian marble and the shutters are in Hi Gloss Laminate. Buying the right tiles is always a bit of a hunt and it is best to check out multiple local stores.
Rgds
NM
Hi Nandita,
Thanks for wonderful blog. Can you provide inputs for the Bedroom wardrobes. I have quote for MDF with Marine Ply ( Green Ply) which is at Rs.1,350 per SqFt. The designer is informing that the both materials (MDF and MP) are costing Rs.75 per Sq Ft and is of good quality. The other option given is if only MDF is used it will be Rs.1200 per Sq Ft.I am doing the interiors for first time, so not sure of other things I should ask or consider. Also not sure if the rates are reasonable as well.
Appreciate your comments.
Thanks,
Vinod
Hi Vinod,
I cannot comment on the rates as these vary drastically based on the design as well as the vendor making the quote. If the rates quoted for MDF and Marine Ply (assuming Greenply Gold) are the same or within a 20% range then, your budget permitting, it is better to go for marine ply
Rgds
Nandita
Hi Nandita
Thanks for sharing useful information to all. Currently we are beautifying our flat, could you please let us know is it ok to go with wallpapers. We have heard that over years it may come off if there is moisture in wall, is it true or it is better to go with texture paint
Are there any particular brands you recommend for wallpapers.
Wallpapers are no recommended for walls that have potential for getting moist, such as external facing or bathroom facing walls. On other walls and if maintained wall paper would last 4 – 5 years and as much as regular paint.
Regards
Nandita
Hi Nandita
We have doubts on modular or factory finish wardrobes or kitchen. If we go with modular ones wood wil have machine cut of 90° and if wall where it is installed is uneven then how that gap between wall and wood will be taken care. Heard that gap will be filled with silicon gel, is it ok considering look and durability, it wont go off and make way for coakroaches? We liked the finish of modular ones but concerned about above. Please clarify, we need info on this to decide to go with factory made or carpentary made. Thanks
Depending on the size of the gap it may be filled with a filler (thin strip of ply) or with silicone (for small gaps). There is no issue with either and you may go ahead with modular construction.
Cockroach menace needs to be managed via a proper pest control.
Rgds
Nandita
Hi Nandita,
Nice ideas and great work.
From where did you get that single white and blue chair in living room. Its beautiful. Looking for some chairs like that for our living room your response will help us. Thanks
The tall chair is from Lifestyle, Bangalore
Rgds
Nandita
Hi Nandita,
Beautiful work. Liked the wallpaper behind the sofa in living. Could you please let us know from which shop did you get that wallpaper.
Almost all shops have a decent range of wallpapers. You can check with your closest wallpaper vendor or try Marshalls, Floating Walls or Home Town
Rgds
NM