A Modish Home Designed by Rakhee Shobhit Design Associates for A Multi-Generational Family in Gurugram | Bomb Residence

A Modish Home Designed by Rakhee Shobhit Design Associates for A Multi-Generational Family in Gurugram | Bomb Residence

Rakhee Shobhit Design Associates (RSDA) has fashioned this multi-generational family home in Gurugram featuring contemporary and minimalist interiors derived from the cultural and physical context of the residence. Nestled in Sector 15, Gurgaon, this modish 4-storey Indian house built over 385 square yards has been redefined at an intermediate stage of construction for a rooted, aristocratic family of the city. The design team has shared more details about the project with SURFACES REPORTER (SR). Scroll down to read:

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Spatial Planning

The spatial arrangement has been reconfigured with structural modifications to the spaces—reflecting the client’s vision as altering transitions as one walks further into the home.

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For this multi-generational family, spaces have been designed to ensure optimum usage and maintaining fluidity amongst rooms—adding up to a liberated and luxurious living experience. The interdisciplinary design approach is predominantly guided by usage-based requirements, where spatial planning has been delineated linearly with precision and fluidity—providing unhindered movements.

The house is divided into four levels—the basement as an entertainment space, the ground floor for family gatherings, the first floor for the kids, and the second floor for leisure and activities. 

Proper Optimization of the Space- Ground Floor

The restructuring of the ground floor focuses on optimizing the usage of the space to its true potential. The entrance to the house opened to a family lounge area, encouraging homeowners to come together for familial gatherings. 

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The living lounge area features subtle tones of grey across the walls and furniture rendering the space peaceful. Hints of brass adorn the furniture, lending a sense of sophistication to the room. Furthermore, the lounging area extends into the dining space, making the whole area ideal for informal gatherings and functions. 

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A master bedroom has been appointed on the ground floor for the elderly, designed with minimal detailing and neutral walls, meeting the client’s vision of a sedate and simple approach.

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Bedrooms in the First Floor

The first floor consists of two bedrooms; one for the couple and the other for the kids. The master bedroom design veers more towards a more contemporary language and aesthetic.

Rakhee-Shobhit-Design-Associates-bomb-residence-surfaces-reporterThe colour scheme is aligned in neutral tones with plush upholstery and abstract wallpaper—adding a subtle tone of a stark vocabulary. 

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The children’s bedroom has been carefully designed, mindful of the colours to be gender-neutral as both kids will share it. Two twin beds are placed against a pastel blue, cushioned headboard with shelving units on top, optimizing storage space.

Rakhee-Shobhit-Design-Associates-bomb-residence-surfaces-reporterAn elongated study table with wooden top-placed adjacent to the bed with wooden shelves is showcased as a continuity of the shelving unit. 

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The semi-covered verandah on the same floor features a rustic aluminium powder-coated metal sheet with random punctures in between juxtaposed with granite façade cladding in varied finishes—sand basted, ribbed & polished, elevating the whole spatial experience in terms of tactility and ambiance.

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Second Floor For Leisure and Fun Activities

The second floor consists of a play area for children and a soon-to-be-designed gym. The basement draws on inspiration from neo-classical design language that imbues the space with an illustrious feel. 

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A Bespoke chesterfield sofa was placed in the centre with wooden panels accentuating the television mounted to the wall and opened brass shelving unit on both sides—an amalgamation of luxury and sophistication. A NSL bar counter with accents in gold inhabited the space to the corner, designed to impress and captivate the user.

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The essence of the modern lifestyle has been fashionably expressed at this residence through strokes of minimalism, providing visual and textural cues for the users across the series of spaces with warmth, richness and comfort as a prerequisite. 

Project Details

Project Name: Bomb Residence
Typology: Residential building
Location: Sector 15, Gurgaon
Name of Client: MRS & MR GAGAN BOMB
Design Firm: Rakhee Shobhit Design Associates
Design Team:  RAKHEE / PAWAN
Site Area:  380 SQ. YRDS.
Built-Up Area:  7000 S.FT.
Start Date:  JULY 2019
Completion Date:  JANUARY 2021
Photographer: SURYAN & DANG

Products / Vendors

Glass: ASAHI / ALUPLAST
Sanitaryware / Fittings: GROHE / JAQUAR                                                     
Flooring: MARBLE / TILES / GRANITE
Furniture: BESPOKE FURNITURE
Air Conditioning: DAIKIN
Lighting: ANKUR / LEDLUM
Paint: ASIAN PAINTS

Consultants

Structural: DESIGNS STRUCTOMECH

Contractors

Interiors: Macrocosm
Structural: Client Scope                                                
Mechanical: Client Scope
Electrical: Client Scope
Civil: Client Scope

About the Firm

Rakhee Shobhit Design Associates (RSDA) is a multidisciplinary design firm delivering architecture, interior design and strategic services across India. The studio, based out of Gurugram, was founded in 2003 by Architects Rakhee Bedi and Shobhit Kumar, both of whom came together to build a unique design firm. More than 15 years, RSDA has successfully designed and built a diverse range of architectural and interior design projects across varied typologies such as Residential, Hospitality, Wellness and Salons.

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