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Kaviar Collaborative livens up a blank-slate three-bedroom apartment with a pastel palette and custom built-in furniture.
When Prerak Kadakia first asked Kaviar Collaborative to renovate his apartment in Mumbai, he said that "storage was a big requirement." It’s not that the flat didn’t have any—in fact, a walk-in wardrobe off the primary bedroom was a big draw—but it wasn’t quite enough for the whole family, which includes Prerak, his wife, Krina, his parents, and the couple’s daughter.
"There are three generations living in the house, and each person has their daily routine and their set of likes and dislikes," says architect Kasturi Wagh, who cofounded the firm with architect Vineet Hingorani. "The idea was to find middle ground and design a home that catered to everyone’s needs."
Before: Hallway and Primary Suite
Before: The Kadakia family’s 1,200-square-foot apartment is in a 40-story tower in the Parel neighborhood of Mumbai, India. Kaviar Collaborative kept some of the existing finishes and features, like the marble flooring and window and wall placement.
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Before: The family were drawn to the apartment for its outstanding views of the city.
Courtesy of Kaviar Collaborative
The stock apartment had three bedrooms and three bathrooms spread over 1,200 square feet—and Hingorani and Wagh’s challenge was to bring in personality and storage without cramping the floor plan. They started by fitting out each bedroom with custom furniture that suited each occupant’s needs, and giving each room a signature color.
"Kaviar Collaborative are young and they experiment with colors, which is something we really wanted," says Prerak. "We did not want something too jazzy or in your face, but simple, elegant, and playful colors to add a positive vibe and liveliness."
After: Primary Suite
The firm added wood trim around the doors that ties into the built-in furniture in the primary suite.
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See the full story on Dwell.com: Before & After: Savvy Storage Makes This Mumbai Flat Work for Three Generations
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By: Melissa Dalton
Title: Before & After: Savvy Storage Makes This Mumbai Flat Work for Three Generations
Sourced From: www.dwell.com/article/before-and-after-midsommer-apartment-renovation-kaviar-collaborative-mumbai-india-6d22303c
Published Date: Wed, 03 Apr 2024 17:48:59 GMT
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