In a concrete metropolis like Mumbai, designing a sea-view room is more than a view. No one stops to admire the decoration or praise the art. The owner of the apartment is a picky liquor tycoon who commissioned the redesign of his apartment, located in a decorative arts building in Kolaba, Mumbai, as a wedding gift for his son and daughter-in-law.

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The couple's sensitivity to minimalism meant they wanted a space that was less than plentiful. “The main inspiration comes from the sea view,” shared Varun, the architect. “We were attracted by this opportunity to seamlessly blend the natural beauty of the coastline with the low-key luxury spirit.” The architect's goal is not just to create a space that celebrates the “postcard landscape,” but to reflect that magic in the interior, making indoor spaces equally proud. The internal stages unfold, with each stage quieter than the previous one. The wooden entrance hall combines walls with lime water finish, while the glass foldable door in the living room gives way to ample sunshine and soothing sea breezes.

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