THEME PRESENTATION FOR

MR.CHAITANYA JOSHI
BY AR.ROHAN PAWAR

RESIDENCE AT A6:, SAUDAMINI COMMERCIAL SOCIETY, PAUD

ROAD, BHUSARI COLONY, KOTHRUD, PUNE-411038
Description:-

• OUR DESIGN PROCESS - HOW IT WORKS

• your home is all about you. from the first call, we try to understand you and your expectations from a living space. We designers work with you on
finding the right balance between aesthetics and functionality, while our project manager ensures that budget, time and quality goals are met.
• We will help you make key interior design decisions that suit your budget, before charting out a project plan
• Once the work is completed, we hand over the keys to your new home - a successful collaboration!

02 Let's co-create your future home

with presentation and drawings
01 Understanding what you need 03 Cost optimisation and planning 04 Site execution and handover
THEME TYPES:-
1. MODERN INTERIOR DESIGN STYLES

• Modern is perhaps the most popular interior design theme out there. Many people opt for the modern interior look because it is easy to integrate. Whether your house is big or small, you
can easily integrate the design style with the proper choice of furniture and accessories. Modern is characterized by clean lines, a neutral color palette, iconic furniture pieces, and a
convenient and efficient layout. Every element is combined creatively and conceptually to offer practicality, functionality, and aesthetics.

• Black and white dominate the color palette, with some faded shades of blue, red, among other prime colors.

• To set a modern interior design style in your home, you can:

• Modern home design uses neutral colors to elevate the sense of functionality. You can use black, white, grey, or beige colors on the walls and most of your furniture.
• Consider using furniture pieces with toned-down colors in the upholstery but liven them up with bold colors on throw pillows. You can also choose bold geometric prints and patterns,
maybe add some texture, and you got yourself a modern style.
• furniture has clean lines with smooth, sleek surfaces. In particular metal, chrome, and glass are favorite choices among designers. However, with modern interiors, décor is kept minimal.
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2. SCANDINAVIAN

• Scandinavian interior design takes cues from the décor elements in Nordic countries. The main characteristic of a Scandinavian interior is to create a comfortable and inviting interior to
keep the house looking and feeling warm throughout the cold season. Scandinavian interiors feature wooden elements such as wooden flooring, ceiling, shelves, furniture, and accessories.
Other common features include a neutral color scheme, the use of organic décor, and subtle splashes of color in the form of wall art, rug, or throw pillows.

• Most décor items are bare ornaments, rounded furniture, organic and clean detailing, as well as dominantly black and white color palettes.

• It’s common to see materials like metal and glass used because of their light-reflecting properties. This look is the ultimate mix of house décor styles. In addition, neutral color palettes are
the most common for contemporary design with textured fabrics to create interest. Thus, creating the perfect luxury modern interior.

• This interior style is characterized by organic materials, bare ornamentation and clean detailing. The color palette swims in black and white, with grays and blues or the occasional pop of
color bring visual respite. Silhouettes and contours in scandinavian interiors are more rounded and sinuous, which along with organic textures create a much cozier vibe in even the barest
of layouts and arrangements.
The Scandinavian interior design style is a
combination of various design styles that evolved
in the 20th century in the five Nordic countries of
Norway, Sweden.

This Scandinavian furniture has extra comfort. Elements of Scandinavian design

The use of wooden chairs combined with a Natural materials such as wood, stone and
wooden sofa and coffee table will complete the brick provide texture in Scandinavian-
look of this living room. designed rooms
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3. CONTEMPORARY

• Contemporary interior design is often confused with modern design. This is because of the small differences between the two regarding the space’s overall aesthetic. Modern design is a
particular design era from the 20th century. This means that when decorating with this style in mind, one should consider the color scheme and choice of furniture from the past.
Contemporary interior design, on the other hand, refers to the current style. You can include accessories, decorations, gadgets, and other valuable things that you think will be helpful to
your lifestyle once integrated into your bedroom or living room.

To bring in a touch of contemporary design to your home, you can:

• Cool shades and neutral colors such as white, grey, black, and beige can do wonders.
• Use materials made of jute and textured wood, table and floor lamps with modern cut-out designs, and cabinetry with some craftsmanship for a varied feel.
• Bring in furniture with curved edges and shining surfaces, be it stainless steel or wood.
• Hard Surfaces, Technology in Contemporary Interiors
Contemporary style
embraces minimalistic elements
highlighting grays, beiges and
shades of white. Sleek, thoughtful,
hidden details emphasize an edited
aesthetic. Contemporary style offers
an 'everything in its place' interior
featuring designs that are high on
function and simplicity and low on
collections and fuss

There is a lot of use of texture

involved, the stark juxtaposition
between the décor elements, and
the neutral colour palette of the
house. You will often find
materials including nickel, steel,
and chrome combined with
natural textures like hemp or
jute in a contemporary house
interior design
Contemporary interior style
leans into sleek shapes,
neutrals and an abundance of
natural light. Features may
include elements like wood,
polished concrete or stone.
Furnishings will be minimalist
and there will be plenty of open
and bare
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4. CLASSICAL

• When we say classical interior design, think of something bold. Something beautiful and grand. Classical interior styles are reminiscent of the interior design of European palaces and
castles. Its main features include detailed wallpapers, moldings, sculptures, decorative motifs, marble fireplaces, laurel wreaths, and other detailed ornamentation. Add vintage pieces with
grandiose details if you want to create this style in your home. Hang giant chandeliers, place wallpapers and table lamps, and select furniture pieces appropriately.

• Rounded Edged Furniture, Carved Details

• Large Open Traditional Living Room

• Traditional style interiors are set apart by their silhouettes; winged back chairs, elaborate furniture pieces, claw footed tables, and other furniture and feature designs usually have their
origins in 18th century English, Neoclassical, French Country or Colonial styles.

• Fabrics also feature a variety of different patterns. A few popular patterns include; damask, florals, stripes, and plaids, for example. Furthermore, traditional homes also like to bring in a
sense of glam with crystal chandeliers. European décor heavily influences traditional interiors.
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5. LUXURIOUS
• A luxurious interior design creates a glitz and glamorous environment that exudes opulence and sophistication. The best example of a luxurious interior design style can be seen in the
movie “The Great Gatsby.” The house where Gatsby’s party was held oozes sophistication and glam. Everything looks very detailed and expensive, from the flooring up to the ceiling. To
achieve this style, you don’t have to spend much money buying expensive décor. Be creative and smart and incorporate sparkly and glittering materials in the form of accessories. Velvet
fabrics, glass chandeliers, mirrors with gold frames, and an abstract wall painting are what differentiate the luxurious interior theme from others

• the perfect Luxe style is to embrace the mirror (it reflects light and adds depth to a room) and ensure the trim is a lustrous metallic to give sophistication and presence.

• Luxe style brands: Café Lightning, Boyd Blue, Café Culture & Insitu, Loui Vuitton, Style Factory International.
• Luxe style is all about the finer details in life. With its elegance and extravagant finishings, Luxe can make your home feel and look like a million bucks!
• Contemporary Luxe modernises the Classic Luxe look, with white walls, simple panelling and the emergence of wooden floors to replace thick carpeting
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6. BOHEMIAN INTERIOR DESIGN STYLES

• The bohemian interior design theme is considered an unconventional interior style. It does not have any strict rules and design principles to follow. The main concept of bohemian style is
rooted in freedom, which means you can choose what decoration to style your home with. You can display your collection of artwork, plants, and other accessories. To tie everything
together into a coherent composition, pick a color palette such as brown, light brown, or dark brown and accentuate the room with natural elements like wood décor and plants.

• It favors lush fabrics like hand-woven Moroccan hairpieces concentrated with Japanese block prints and Malian slush clothed gamble pillows.

• Bohemian is one of the few where order isn’t necessary. Mixing patterns and colors is encouraged. Likewise, we’re also seeing a trend of modern boho style.
• The addition of animal hides, metallic accents, and rich wood help modernize this collected style.
• a vintage rug or carved wood on the wall for a fresh unique take on artwork.
• boho style interiors are characterized by a unique and surprisingly stylish and cheerful ‘mish-mash’ of items, accessories and colors that, at first glance, have no coherence whatsoever,
either in design features or color palettes.
Boho style is a free-spirited
aesthetic that mixes different
cultures and artistic expressions
into an eclectic style with an
emphasis on organic elements
and nature. When putting
together your boho style space,
mixing patterns, metals, woods,
materials, animal hides and
trinkets from your travels is
highly encouraged.

Boho design is a free-spirited

approach to interior decorating
— a style that fully embraces
playful colors, textures, and
patterns, embodies individual
expression, and encourages
“thoughtful maximalism”
through the careful curation
and layering of multicultural
artwork, textiles, and
decorative objects.
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7. MINIMALIST
• Many people are going for the minimalist lifestyle because of a few reasons. First, minimalism is practical. Second, it is a clean aesthetic requiring little to no maintenance. Third, a
minimalist interior can help the mind feel calm and relaxed. A minimalist interior theme is by far the easiest and most efficient interior theme to use in the living room or bedroom. It is
characterized by neutral color schemes, clean lines, sharp edges, minimal decorations, and subtle pops of color in the form of artwork and soft furnishings.

• While most minimalist interiors have a neutral color scheme, primary colors can also be used as an accent color. Patterns are nowhere to be found and texture is a necessity.
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8. ORIENTAL

• The main theme of Oriental style interior design, often known as Asian style, is blending natural colors. This interior design theme draws inspiration from various Eastern Asian societies,
including those of India, Thailand, China, Malaysia, Thailand, and China. An Asian theme’s main defining characteristic is balance. You need your surroundings to have the proper balance of
colors, textures, and other aspects. Consider adding glass barriers, natural stone accents, wooden floors, bamboo blinds, and a few organic textures to a home that is primarily made of
concrete

• Japandi interior theme is a combination of Japanese and Scandinavian interior design styles. Both share several common features, such as clean lines, a neutral color palette, wood
elements, and warm décor and accessories. It combines the sleek, contemporary lines of Scandinavian design with the elegant, utilitarian, and functional Japanese aesthetic. It is simple but
warm, emphasizing natural materials, lots of textures, and neutral colors

• The design is minimalistic and earthy. Bamboo, gravestone and other natural accoutrements give the base for a soothing color palette of brown, argentine and green.
At the heart of japandi is the relationship of influence between Denmark and Japan
that began almost 150 years ago when Danish creatives started travelling to Japan
searching for new inspiration.
Emphasis on organic and natural materials like. Wood. Stone. Paper. Cotton. ...
A neutral color palette with an emphasis on darker and earthy tones like. Brown. Green.
Intentional and often functional decor like. Teapots. Books. Ceramic cups. Vases.
Uncluttered spaces.
Natural light
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9. MID-CENTURY INTERIOR DESIGN STYLE
• The mid-century interior design style was popular in the wake of the Second World War. Just like was the trend with almost every aspect of life those days, this interior design style
emphasized on vivid use of color; from the walls to the wall arts, to the artifacts. Everything was colorful in this era. Furniture was defined by crisp line.

• The center of focus of a living room is a painting or an artifact that resonates with the people living there.

• A mid-century modern home is clutter-free and is more focused on large pieces of furniture as opposed to small ornamental pieces. Vintage pieces like an antique coffee table, etc. are
used to add character to rooms and plants and organic forms are used to create the desired ambiance.

• Marble is used extensively in this mid-century modern design style and is commonly found on countertops and backsplashes.

• The color palette of Mid-century modern style usually floats in hues of orange, yellow, green and brown, although deviations are not uncommon.
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10. ART DECO INTERIOR DESIGN STYLE

• The iconic style emanates from France. Its pieces have refocused edges and jagged corners. It’s pronounced with large cabinetwork. The style veers towards the ornate and jewel-suchlike
period. It also evokes substance and fineness.

• Stainless steel, chrome, glass, and mirror finishes were the need of the hour and were used without any restriction. A more expensive material palate included marble, ebony, and
zebrawood. The materials used had just one basic rule. It should be glitzy and should not be lacklustre.
Elements of Art Deco Interior Design Style
• .The colors used are visually attractive and very bold. They are often complemented with metallic colors like chrome, silver, gold, and even ordinary stainless steel.
• the most widely used colors ranged from bright yellows, red greens, blues, and pinks to pure black at times.

• Apart from the usual shark and zebra skins, there was a lot of affinity to textures like velvet and leather.

• simple inlays of gold or brass can do the job.

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