In a world where luxury often equates to material extravagance, this space emerges as a testament to a deeper, more soul-stirring elegance. Step into Aria, a 2800 sq ft Art Deco apartment in the heart of Mumbai, India where Bauhaus-inspired design meets soulful storytelling.
The journey of Aria begins at its entrance; a beautifully crafted wooden doorway that pays homage to the Bauhaus style. Adorned with intricate patterns, it invites you to step inside and explore the wonders within. The Terracotta Red sculptural wall tradiates warmth of a flickering candle. As you step into the foyer your eyes the hand-carved plaster wall flows onto the flooring, resembling the movement of melted wax. The dining space, basks in the soft glow of David Groppi’s ‘Moon light’, casting a gentle ambience over the African Marble monolith table and artworks by Datta Bansode and Subodh Gupta. The living room features a round sitting area, promoting face-to-face interaction and fostering a sense of connection among the residents.
Behold the pièce de résistance: a majestic Totem light installation gracing the media room, a sanctuary for both quiet reflection and artistic admiration. Hand-painted ceilings beckon daydreams, accompanied by the allure of works by MF Hussain and Sunil Das. At every turn, curated surprises await bespoke artefacts, whimsical details, and vibrant bursts of colour harmoniously intertwined with serene neutrals. Sunlight gently filters through linen sheers, casting a modern seaside oasis ambience throughout the space. The media room, distinguished by its black and white theme, with accents of red in the rug and paintings, presents a captivating space for relaxation and entertainment.
The entire home is conceptualised and executed using Indian brands and designers, highlighting a commitment to local craftsmanship and creativity.
