Kalpvastu Design Studio Creates Beautiful CA Office By Keeping The Material Palette Simple and Natural | Maharashtra

Chartered Accountant Office | Maharashtra | Kalpvastu Design Studio

Maharashtra-based Kalpvastu Design Studio led by Ar Puneet Pagariya and Ar Ruchi Pagariya incorporated simple yet elegant elements in this “Chartered Accountant Office'' to offer an efficient, healthy and collaborative ambience. Located at Jalgaon, Maharashtra the commercial office, spanning 1350 sq. ft, is informed by a simple material palette, visual connectivity, linear design, and naturally-lit areas. Architects shared detailed information about the project with SURFACES REPORTER (SR). Take a look:

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MD Cabin

MD Cabin

The primary focus of the entire design was to keep on the elegance and the simplicity of the area. “We tried to successfully work upon the element and make the best use of incorporating the natural light and efficiently bringing out that on the space, hence the materials, the colors, the lights, and all other interior aspects that brought out space as it turned out,” said the design team.

Key Areas

The key areas of design focus: reception & waiting area, 3 separate cabins specifically for meetings divided by glass partition, and a workstation. The client had the simplest requirement yet a tough one stating: ‘SPACE’ that not catches the client’s attention but also creates efficiency in the workspace.

conference

Conference Room

Reception & Waiting area

“I always believe the more use of white in the space the wider it makes the space look. Installed a bronze mirror panel behind the reception making it the highlighting wall but at the same time, these are storages and are opening at the passage side,” said Ar Puneet Pagariya.

reception area

Reception and Waiting Area

Moving towards the wall panelling, right beside the reception area is the veneer panel and marble cladding hence breaking the white and adding another color to this space.

passage area
Passage Area

The Shades of Grey in The Cabin 1

Coming to Cabin 1, the headwall or the back wall has been coated with grey color, and to assure that the wall doesn’t look dull added a pattern of wooden battens, thus adding an aesthetic look. and which is also the hidden door for the attached toilet. Complementing the furniture, the satavario marble table has been made accordingly as grey and has used a combination of grey shutters and veneer over the top and dark wooden flooring. 

cabin 1 area“To add that pop and spark of color to the cabin we have added that in furniture with the bright colored sofa, making the interior as subtle as needed and balancing with the elements, and not making it look boring,” quoted Ar Ruchi Pagariya.

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connecting cabin 1 and cabin 2
 

Peach-Hued Cabin 2

Connecting Cabin 1 and Cabin 2 Now moving to cabin 2, the headwall has been coated with the pleasant peach colour with geometrical patterns to give subtle look and which is also a secret door for cabin 1, complementing the furniture, classic beige marble top table added with grey shutter and veneer top side storage.

Cabin - 2 b

Cabin 2

The ceiling is also eye-catching as a geometrical pattern added to the ceiling in pleasant peach color.

Senior and Junior WorkStation

Now Moving ahead to senior and junior workstations, it has been given a very subtle look by using a veneer panel with a highlighting pattern, and a white marble tabletop has been installed.

Senior Work Station

Senior Work Station

Played with lines in space hence vertical lines in the elevation and horizontal linear niche for indirect lighting in the storage unit. The furniture here used is in tones of beige and white color, the walls are more in the neutral story.

Junior Work Station

Junior Work Station

Therefore ensuring the balance in the space. The partition between the cabins and workstation has been done using sandwich opaque glass and wooden framing resolving the issues of visibility and privacy at the same time.

Project Details

Project Name: Chartered Accountant office
Architecture Firm: Kalpvastu Design Studio
Project Type: Office Interior
Location: Jalgaon , Maharashtra
Year Built:2020- 2021
Duration of project :1 Year
Project Size:1350 sq feet
Principal Architect(s) :Ar Puneet Pagariya and Ar Ruchi Pagariya 
Team Design Credits (for Particular Project): Pravin Kadel
Client : S.R Maniyar office
Photograph Courtesy: Orange Photography

Products/Materials/Vendors :

Finishes: Marble – Arihant marble ,Nashik
Qutone tiles: Johnson tiles, Jalgaon
Wallcovering / Cladding: Green Veneer – Plywood Corporation, Nashik
Lighting: Max Lights – Devikalighting,Jalgaon
Sanitaryware: Grohe fittings – Ceromostudio,Jalgaon
Windows: powder coated window – Neeraj Nahata,Jalgaon
Loose Furniture: chairs /sofa – Jainam design studio,Nashik
Flooring: wooden flooring – foams and fabric, Jalgaon
Hardware: om interior and furnishing

Consultants for the Project :

MEP & HVAC Consultants: Sanketmundada,Jalgaon
Project Managers: Er. Abbed Shaikh   

About the Firm

Kalpvastu Design Studio is an architectural firm founded in the year 2014 by Ar.Puneet Pagariya and Ar. Ruchi Pagariya. They are into sectors like residential, commercial, healthcare, interior, project management, etc . So far they had worked in various cities like Nashik, Bangalore, Pune, Jalgaon, Mumbai, and Ahmednagar.

   
/Principal Architect - Ar.Puneet Pagariya
Puneet Pagariya, Principal Architect, Kalpvastu Design Studio
Principal Architect - Ar.Ruchi Pagariya
Ruchi Pagariya, Principal Architect, Kalpvastu Design Studio

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