Neo-Classical · Residential
Amritsar Residence
— Amritsar
Scope
- Full Interior Design
- Custom Joinery
- Soft Furnishings
- Lighting
A warm, layered family residence in Amritsar where neo-classical detailing meets quiet contemporary comfort, designed around rich woods, soft neutrals, and accents of terracotta.
The home opens with a panelled foyer of fluted teak, brass lanterns, and a hand-painted botanical mural that sets a slow, considered tone for the rest of the house. The formal living room is anchored by a tiered crystal chandelier, ivory tufted seating, and tall mural panels framed in classical moulding, balanced by gilded accent chairs and a soft heritage rug underfoot. Adjoining family and dining spaces are dressed in deeper walnut tones, with arched display cabinets, coffered ceilings, and a sculptural cluster of round marble coffee tables that ground the room. Bedrooms lean into warmth and intimacy, layered with a curved fluted headboard wall, a textured terracotta upholstered bed, and a generous tufted chaise beside a wall of sheer linen drapes. Across the home, the palette stays close to oak, sand, ivory, and burnt sienna, gently lit through cove lighting, picture lights, and sconces so each room reads as both quietly classical and unmistakably lived in.
The Story
How the project unfolded.
I
Challenge
A neo-classical family home that needed warmth and intimacy more than ceremony.
II
Concept
Rich woods and soft neutrals lifted by accents of terracotta and burnt sienna.
III
Execution
Fluted teak panelling, a hand-painted botanical mural, coffered ceilings and a curved fluted headboard wall for the master suite.
IV
Result
A residence that feels slow, layered and quietly classical, in service of the family who live in it.
The Gallery
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"Warmth is what turns a beautiful house into a family home."
— Gayatri Bedi
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