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Turning a blank canvas into a functional, liveable space which one can call a 'Home', is our goal to achieve. Playing with a monochromatic scheme, the space becomes a cozy area to relax and spend some excellent quality time with friends and family.

Center table and side table :
Sofa : .chairs
Fabric and upholstery :

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The CDD House.

A good wardrobe storage is what everyone dreams for. It is also the most vital function of the room!
Creating economical solutions for a wardrobe and yet making it look classy is the real challenge. Well, with a subtle colour scheme in the room, a plain white glossy wardrobe was the winner.
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The CDD House.

The TV unit wall.
Merging two functions together with an extended study table surface which becomes a tv unit with storage.
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The CDD House.

A room with a personalized touch not only makes it automatically feel like your own space but also adds a bit of your personality to it. For this room, the couple insisted on any kind of representation of the tattoo designed by them for their initials. The combination of the shades and tints of the wine colour identified their way of living - moody and classy.
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The CDD House.

A warm colour palette with a vintage feel for the elderly of the house. A delicate hanging light bulb completes the look.
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The CDD House.

Unicorn wallpaper with a colourful study table finished in PU and fluted glass shutters.
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The CDD house.

"I don't care if colours clash. Personality should be reflected in a house."
- Designer Jane Pritchard.
And that's exactly what we have imagined this room to be. What would a seven and a five year old toddler imagine their own little world to be like? Rainbows and unicorns was our inspiration behind the theme of this room.
Managing the space with all utilities using storage space behind the headboard and above the bed too. A Sofa cm bed is stationed to allow movement in the room whilst it is shut.
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The CDD House.

Creating an in-house cafe experience for the family on the 65th floor. This is our take on the client's brief of transforming the blank space to a semi formal cafe seating right next to the kitchen. A Compact space yet will force you to sit by while walking in the passage. You can blame the colours!
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The CDD House.

A circular seating arrangement for an informal seating look in the living area. Continuing the lounge feeling from the dining space into the living room. A small water body with some greens with ample amount of natural light, was a great way to highlight the dull corner otherwise.
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The CDD House.

Conceptual design for a 3Bhk apartment in Worli, this family of five imagined their dining space to be nothing less than a restaurant set up yet maintaining the intimate feeling a dining space has to offer. Use of dark colours for the backrest and the ceiling did the work for us. The drop ceiling with wooden panelling also marked as a good entry to the living room from the passage.
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The Khanna House.

A simple spread of fabric can elevate a bare corner to a whole new level. Curtains or blinds, what's your mood for the room?
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