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Living room ,Project: Yutori , 2025.

Rooted in minimalism and natural tones, the design aims to cultivate a positive, tranquil atmosphere where the family can feel at ease and connected.

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Family area ,Project: Yutori , 2025.

The TV room was planned with a sliding door system, allowing kids and family members to enjoy video games, board games, and entertainment while minimizing disturbance to adjacent spaces.

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Living room ,Project: Yutori , 2025.

Emphasis was placed on both physical and visual connectivity to encourage interaction among family members across spaces. A consistent material palette unifies the interiors and contributes to a sense of visual openness and spatial expansion.

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Living room ,Project: Yutori , 2025.

While retaining its spiritual essence, the mandir is given a modern exterior treatment to harmonize with the design language of the space.

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“YUTORI” - a Japanese word that generally translates to a space having a sense of spaciousness, relaxation, and breathing room in one’s life, both physically and mentally. It’s about creating a space for balance, reducing stress, and allowing for moments of reflection and rejuvenation.

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Living room ,Project: Yutori , 2025.

Furniture pieces were thoughtfully designed to balance function with aesthetics, aligning seamlessly with the overall vibe of the space. The intent was to let the furniture belong to the space quietly, without overpowering or disrupting its calm aura. All loose furniture was custom designed and manufactured by our team.

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Dining area ,Project: Yutori , 2025.

The dining space was thoughtfully designed to suit the layout, with an end-to-end katta on one side that allows more people to gather comfortably.

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Son’s bedroom ,Project: Yutori , 2025.

Simple forms and an elegant material language bring ease and refinement to the unit. The continuity of materials subtly enriches the spatial experience.

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Kitchen ,Project: Yutori , 2025.

Customised detailing within a modular kitchen, using the same veneer and wood palette as the rest of the home, lends a seamless, tailor-made appearance without compromising on modular efficiency.

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Sutra – threads of tradition woven into modern life

Suspended between time and touch,
this swing is where modern lines meet ancestral hands.
Woven in jute—patient, honest, and rooted—
it carries the memory of tradition in every knot.

Crafted in white oak, its form is calm and contemporary,
light in presence yet grounded in strength.
Brass details glimmer softly, not to impress,
but to quietly elevate—like jewelry worn with grace.

In the living space, it becomes more than a swing.
It sways when the heart seeks movement,
and settles into a baithak when conversations linger,
when stories unfold, when time slows down.

The fabric, rich with Indian patterns and thoughtful colours,
ties yesterday to today—
making the swing not just a piece of furniture,
but a place to belong.

Size : 66” x 30”
Wood : white oak / Indian teak
Cost : DM
PAN India delivery

WarmInteriors DesignDetails ArtisticSpaces SwingDesign WoodenSwing productdesign FurnitureDesign CraftsmanshipMatters SlowLiving SereneSpaces MindfulLiving InteriorDecor HomeDecorIdeas DesignLovers StyledSpaces HomeVibes element9designstudio e9products

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Sutra – threads of tradition woven into modern life

Suspended between time and touch,
this swing is where modern lines meet ancestral hands.
Woven in jute—patient, honest, and rooted—
it carries the memory of tradition in every knot.

Crafted in white oak, its form is calm and contemporary,
light in presence yet grounded in strength.
Brass details glimmer softly, not to impress,
but to quietly elevate—like jewelry worn with grace.

In the living space, it becomes more than a swing.
It sways when the heart seeks movement,
and settles into a baithak when conversations linger,
when stories unfold, when time slows down.

The fabric, rich with Indian patterns and thoughtful colours,
ties yesterday to today—
making the swing not just a piece of furniture,
but a place to belong.

Size : 66” x 30”
Wood : white oak / Indian teak
Cost : DM
PAN India delivery

WarmInteriors DesignDetails ArtisticSpaces SwingDesign WoodenSwing productdesign FurnitureDesign CraftsmanshipMatters SlowLiving SereneSpaces MindfulLiving InteriorDecor HomeDecorIdeas DesignLovers StyledSpaces HomeVibes element9designstudio e9products