Designed by House of Lines, Minimalism Speaks Volumes in this High-Rise Apartment in Chennai.
In the bustling heart of Chennai, the House of Lines studio has redefined elegance through a minimalist lens, guided by a client’s simple yet profound request for affordability without compromise.
Designing minimal interiors that resonate with clarity is often a challenge, but House of Lines embraces this philosophy wholeheartedly. Their recent project, a 2200 sqft apartment in a prestigious high-rise, exemplifies their unique approach. The interiors breathe with a restrained palette dominated by shades of grey, punctuated by vertical clay tiles that draw the eye and create a sense of spaciousness.
The fluidity of space planning is enhanced by masterfully crafted furniture, exclusively using wood to convey solidity and grace. Each piece stands alone, respecting the material’s innate beauty and strength. Blank frames in the living room maximize natural light, enhancing the apartment’s airy ambiance.
In each bedroom, personalized color schemes reflect individual tastes. A pastel pink room features a bed with a coffered ceiling-inspired backsplash, while solid wood wardrobes exude richness and style. The kitchen showcases a seamless, handle-less modular unit with a cleverly integrated breakfast counter, optimizing both functionality and aesthetics.
Throughout the apartment, rustic wood and earthy clay tiles ground the design concept, emphasizing natural elements that speak of timeless sophistication. Each detail, from asymmetrical rock-shaped wooden pieces on the wall to unified door handles on wardrobe shutters, contributes to a narrative of understated luxury.
Ultimately, this apartment is a testament to how less can truly be more, allowing space to breathe and speak for itself. House of Lines has crafted a sanctuary where elegance whispers through every detail, offering a serene retreat that defies conventional expectations of affordable luxury.
Photo Courtesy : Yash R Jain
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