The beautiful abode of Mr. Guruprakash is situated at Sobha City, in North Bangalore. As white is a mark of simplicity and grace, we have given the whole house a white and brown colour theme. There is optimum utilisation of space and creativity at each and every section in the house.
The foyer is defined by two tall cabinets that are symmetrical in size. Warm cove lights and spot lights enhances ambience of the foyer.
The living area and the rest of the house is done with a white and brown theme. TV unit has a huge storage space. The curtains blend well with color theme of the house to create a synergy. False ceiling is made of a single monolith with a chandelier hanging in between to spruce up the entire ambiance of the house.
As the kitchen is situated on the 21st floor, the view from the Kitchen is panoramic. Kitchen is designed very creatively. The entrance is given a wooden paneling. A light grey shade of color is purposely used to make it look spacious. It is an L-Shaped kitchen. We have provided lofts and cabinets like in any other modern kitchens to hold daily household utensils.
We have used a jute texture to give a special effect too this special room. The copper handles on the wardrobes gives a rustic look. You can get a subtle feeling on entering this room.
In the master bedroom as well a white color has been used. The bedroom consists of a decorated headboard, designed side tables and articulated drawers. A cute study table has also been provided that can be made into a TV unit as and when required. There is a wardrobe with end to end loft.
Yashas, shares his experience with Vathsala. It is the first experience of the designer to work in Shobha City. He rightly calls the project a very decent one that he has ever come across. The co-cooperativeness of the clients during the entire project is highly appreciated by Yashas. Mrs. Aswini Guruprakash shares her views about Bonito, where she says “ I will give Bonito 9 out 10, on a scale from 1 t0 10”.
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