Client Name: Mr. Rajasekhar Current Residence: Malleshpalya. Type of Residence: 3 BHK Flat Residence To Be Occupied: Bangalore Harsha Complex, Horamavu Project Commence: Oct 2011 Project Completion: Jan 2012
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This is the couple's first owned apartment; and they wanted their apartment interior design to be unique. We knew from day one that they were excited to be a part of the process of getting their full house interiors designed. Even though both of them happen to have a full time job, and a cute 2 1/2 year kid to take care of; they still found time to freeze down on favorite color, laminate texture and do loads of homework on how they would like their home to look like.
Even though their requirements evolved throughout the apartment interior designing process; here is a quick look.
Like any other apartment, there are a few problems that crop up all the time, be it any premium apartment. Best interior designing companies in Bangalore must already be aware of all these problems and they must already be accommodating each of these problems in their design. We're almost there :)
Mr & Mrs Rajasekhar were given 2 main designs for their entire house interiors. They froze down on one of the variant and we decided to continue iterating that design until they finalized on each one of the furniture. Close to 3 options were given for each of the TV units. Since living room TV unit was of prime importance; we decided to add good number of lights in the unit as the room was already dark. Every of the option given for the living room, contained facility to add good number of lights. The design chosen by the clients had 3 insets on the left that had spot lights from the above and the central panel with duco paint finish with indirect incandescent light from above.
They are happy that things are falling in place just before their house warming ceremony. They are happy that we reduced a few things from their list of "things to worry about". Although they are a bit irked about the glitches that have turned out to be irreparable (especially the slants inside the Master Bedroom wardrobe.. our mistake!), nothing chronic; they are happy with how things have turned out, and they like how the wall paint and the entire interior design talk to each other.
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