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]]>Client: Hiranis
Category: Interiors
Date: 11th May 2024
Meghna Kamdar 2 is a refined residential interior that blends warmth, elegance, and everyday functionality. Rich wooden finishes, soft neutral tones, and graceful arched details create a calm and cohesive visual language across the home.
Custom furniture, thoughtfully detailed wall treatments, and balanced lighting enhance comfort while adding character. The overall design reflects a timeless, lived-in aesthetic that feels welcoming, personal, and effortlessly sophisticated.
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]]>Client: Jain
Category: Interiors
Date: 8th August 2019
Interior Designing work for Jain Family
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]]>Client: Bhatias
Category: Interiors
Date: 8th August 2019
Interior Designing work for Bhatia Family at Mohan Altezza, Kalyan
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]]>Client: Marus
Category: Interiors
Date: 8th August 2019
Interior Designing work for Maru Family at Kutchi Sarvodaya
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]]>Client: The Gajras
Category: Interiors
Date: 9th July 2019
Ultra-modern, stylish and fine living is the vision behind the Gajra’s residence. The concept was to keep the interior design light and classy, while using a splash of colours across the rooms to create a cheerful look.
The Gajras wanted warmth to welcome everyone into their home, the UJDESIGNS team chose wooden veneer to design the entrance; offering class as well as a homely feel. As you enter the home, the passage greets its residents and guests with an empowering yet welcoming wall paper by renowned designer, Krsna Mehta.
The living room space opens into grey tiles, white walls, tan coloured upholstery; all subtle tones, which are balanced with colourful wall units and attachments. Aesthetically designed full length mirrors are fitted in strategic place across the home to create an illusion of spaciousness.
The bedrooms have been designed in the similar design approach. While following the pop of colours in each room, much emphasis has been given to wooden textures for the furniture’s, doors and partitions.
The bathrooms too have an elegance of their own, with large sized mirrors and customized glass tiles in mosaic patterns for accent walls.
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]]>Client: Iyers
Category: Interiors
Date: 8th August 2019
Interior Designing work for Iyer Family at Runwal Greens
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]]>Client: The Shahs
Category: Interiors
Date: 9th July 2019
One of the first few projects of UJDesigns was to transform a compact 2 BHK into a sleek and stylish home for the Shah’s. With young growing children and elderly parents that frequently visit, one of the key elements for the Shah’s home was to provide ample storage space that wouldn’t be visibly jarring.
The apartment is situated on the second floor of the building which restricted natural light into the house. One of the first things, the team worked on was creating a colour palette to brighten the house and create a radiant atmosphere. The living room is designed in an all-white palette; white walls, white ceiling, bright ceiling lights, even white tiles. Which is further contrasted with walnut coloured wood. Through the living room, asymmetric spaces across the wall have been created for storage. The furniture design too has been kept subtle while ensuring enough storage without being cluttered.
The children’s bedroom is designed to radiate joy in colour; from the colourful study table to the customized 3D relief art work and butterflies across the grey wall. With pull out beds below the existing beds, additional sleeping spaces are created to accommodate guests.
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]]>Client: The Jains
Category: Interiors
Date: 9th July 2019
Designing interiors for this simple and classy homely abode for the Jains was truly close to the heart! UJDesigns Team had to translate the client’s USA living style and adapt the same for his elderly parents right here in Mumbai. The client wanted his parents to experience the modish living spaces of a typical USA home.
Primarily, the design team worked on creating the right mood setting with the colour palette. The residential interior design is crafted with Scandinavian influences of Kenmore colored walls complemented by the California white design in sycamore veneer.
The living room design of the house has been a game changer in this Marwari household, where UJDesigns Team convinced the client to let warm conversations take precedence over television; by implementing comfortable seating facing each other.
The home continues to maintain its touch of tradition with Indian artefacts and the quint essential window platform seating; a seating area important to every Marwari household. The dining area of the home has been deliberately kept small and efficient with a touch of freshness from indoor plants.
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]]>Client: The Madhanis
Category: Interiors
Date: 9th July 2019
The Madhani’s 3 BHK residential apartment has been an interior designer’s delight! The home is a mix of contemporary design and positive elements of Vaastu Shastra. Each room in the Madhani’s home derives its own characteristics from the design approach; making each space unique!
The living room is warm with wooden influences through the interiors such as the wooden vertical panels on the ceiling and wooden tiles. The edgy glass door frames and panelled mirror walls for the dining area were designed to create an illusion of a larger living space.
The kitchen area design has been kept minimalistic and is complete with a little breakfast nook for quick meals. The temple room reflects most of the Vaastu influences in cream and golden accents.
The family room has been designed in a sleek Grecian white with darker wooden textures and a home theatre system. The master bedroom is bright and fresh in pastel green with an easy pattern play of wooden tiles and has a gorgeous walk-in wardrobe. Whereas the other bedroom doubles up as a library den and entertainment zone in a more modern design with midnight blues.
The Madhani’s home is a classic example of style and tradition combined!
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]]>Client: The Hiranis
Category: Interiors
Date: 25th July 2019
The Hirani’s for several years, enjoyed a beautiful home in USA. They wanted to translate the Dutch style architecture of USA living in their Mumbai residence. Their astute sense of interior design and easy-going approach, let UJDesigns create a simple yet beautiful home.
The colours palettes stuck strictly to the Dutch colonial style in USA with stark white walls and wardrobes, contrasted by charcoal grey doors, sombre blues and greens. The home opens up to a gorgeous living area with colonial style drawers and spacious seating areas, with white floors reminiscent of a US summer.
Each bedroom has been designed with tall white symmetrical wardrobes and storage spaces, with evenly spaced shuttered cabinets. While one bedroom has white contrasted with steel blue colours and chestnut coloured wooden floors; the other bedroom has a study space with symmetrical triangular patterns in olive green and dark ebony wooden veneer tiles.
The kitchen space too, follows a proportioned formal design style with white herringbone patterned tiles on the walls and Victorian tiles for the floor.
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