Bedroom stories

It all starts from here and ends here! Isn't it?

The moment you wake up from your bed to the eagerly awaited hour after you finish all your chores and rest your tired back, the bed sees it all!

The bedroom is our den, the place where we can relax. I have always felt that the decor arrangements here should be a no fuss one. Attractive space yet that doesn't create clutter. One with all essentials within  hands reach.

Ours is a three bedroom apartment and am going to share images of all three. 

In all bedrooms, the bed and its linens, the wall right behind and ahead and the bed side essentials are what matters the most to me!

Ofcourse, all bedrooms have ample storage space and we have tried to give a neutral and earthy feel to them.

Okay, so here we go!

After seeing all these pics, do you also feel that with change in bed linens the mood of the room also changes. During dull cold days, you need cheerful prints to lift  your spirit. Summers call for lighter colours and when you are at your best of spirits everything works! Right?

Let me know which among the above is your favourite ?

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Commercial project by Design Palette Goenka

In my last post, I featured a residential project by Design Palette Goenka, If you haven't read that, please click here.

Well to brief you a little about DPG, Design Palette Goenka is a first-of-its-kind material library and interior design studio based in Bangalore. Ameeshi Goenka founded DPG after gaining extensive experience in space design and material specifications, having worked with renowned retail design firm FRDC in Bangalore and residential design firm StudioWB in Kolkata.

Today let us look at how they undertook a commercial project and completed it successfully.

DIVINITY ORGANICS

Divinity Retail Store was Mrs. Yogita's dream business. Adopting the notion of " Design for Business " to be able to launch Divinity in the Bangalore market, the vision was clear. The use of lime green and grey with a blend of natural materials like wood, jute and cane made the entire store come to life.  All in all, the project was completed within four months and in the given budget.

Façade and signage design. Signage is made with acrylic on HPL with a hanging planter and ornamental metal support. Awning and planters cover the organic retail store entrance with lights on either side of the entrance and double hung window, giving it a chic café entrance from the streets of Europe. 

Feature wall: The store layout being asymmetric, we added a dummy beam and created a central focal element, the feature wall. First look of the customer on entering the store with low height modular furniture. Wooden rafters run along from the ground through the ceiling. Rafters are spaced out and wallpaper is used as a background.

Concept: Pure and natural being the tagline, store décor with cane storage and small planters do complete justice to the concept and motto of the store!

Notable features: Retail cashier desk and display with vertical open wooden storage behind it. The wooden pendant light above is warm and subtle. The racks on the counter prompt the customers for impulse purchase of small items.

Storage racks: Divinity has ample open storage with maximised corner usage for bottle storage. The slotted vertical members allow for modularity with respect to different object sizes and visibility. There is a provision for categorization above every individual fixture. Wooden slabs have been used for placement of products.

I felt that the design of this store has been done keeping easy accessibility of products and being consumer friendly in mind. Just what a retail store need!!

For all your interior and space designing requirements you can get in touch with Design Palette Goenka.

 Have a look at their website https://dpginteriors.com/ for more details.

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