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Ramola House
Uttarakhand
India
Residential
Architecture
Interior Design
Design Development
The design of this project epitomizes a fusion of functionality, contemporary aesthetics, and cultural influences, appealing to those who appreciate sleek and uncluttered spaces. The exterior demonstrates a skillful interplay of textures and materials, enhanced by vertical elements that add depth and visual interest to the overall composition. Expansive windows and sliding glass doors seamlessly connect the interiors with the surrounding landscape, inviting ample natural light and capturing captivating views.
At the heart of this design lies the integration of both the wabi-sabi and hygge philosophies. The bedroom exemplifies the principles of wabi-sabi through its meticulous selection of neutral colors, natural materials, and an array of textures. This approach embraces simplicity and contentment, evoking an ambiance of understated elegance influenced by the Japanese concept of "wabi," which celebrates rustic simplicity and finding beauty in imperfections.
Simultaneously, the interiors draw inspiration from the hygge concept originating from Scandinavia. This design approach places a strong emphasis on comfort and coziness, fostering an environment that prioritizes warmth and well-being. By artfully blending elements from both wabi-sabi and hygge, the design harmoniously combines the appreciation for rustic simplicity, the quest for imperfection's beauty, and the pursuit of a nurturing space that envelops occupants in comfort and contentment.
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