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    The document describes a classic reinterpreted style of interior design for a fashion hub store in Jodhpur, India. Key elements include hanging displays on old cart wheels, bamboo sticks and wooden lights that create a fusion of old and new. Materials like jute, bamboo and logs give the store a unique, sustainable theme. The store is segregated into different sections like the ground floor for displays, a mezzanine floor for saree displays, and a basement for tailoring.

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    The document describes a classic reinterpreted style of interior design for a fashion hub store in Jodhpur, India. Key elements include hanging displays on old cart wheels, bamboo sticks and wooden lights that create a fusion of old and new. Materials like jute, bamboo and logs give the store a unique, sustainable theme. The store is segregated into different sections like the ground floor for displays, a mezzanine floor for saree displays, and a basement for tailoring.

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    The document describes a classic reinterpreted style of interior design for a fashion hub store in Jodhpur, India. Key elements include hanging displays on old cart wheels, bamboo sticks and wooden lights that create a fusion of old and new. Materials like jute, bamboo and logs give the store a unique, sustainable theme. The store is segregated into different sections like the ground floor for displays, a mezzanine floor for saree displays, and a basement for tailoring.

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    CLASSIC REINTERPRETED STYLE

    CLASSIC REINTERPRETED STYLE


    • It is a refined style, elegant,
    where classic forms details
    are found in a new approach.
    The forms preserves the
    structure of old forms or
    parts in general updating
    them sometimes, or some
    elements of a
    furniture style combined with
    modern elements, creating
    that fusion between old and
    new..
    Fashion Hub
    Ethnic apparel store for women at Jodhpur,

    by Ravi and Nupur Architects


    INTRODUCTION
    Fashion hub is an ethnic women’s apparel store spread
    over an area of 1650 sqft located in the busy streets of
    Jodhpur.

    The Ground Floor has an eye catchy hanging display area on


    an old carts wheel, which are very well complimented with
    hanging bamboo sticks & wooden lights creating
    amalgamation of light & shadow. Interesting is the material
    interplay of the cash counter designed with combination of
    wood, bamboo, ropes along with brown mirror….

    The Store has been segregated into


    Building type : boutique various sections, ground floor, mezzanine
    CONCEPT : To retain the floor & the basement. The ground floor
    traditionality.. has display areas & display counters
    AREA ; 1650 sq m whereas the basement is kept as the
    LACATION : Jodhpur tailoring section.
    BUILDING DETAILS
    The mezzanine floor was kept separate for the saree MATERIALS
    display along with the material section, which was jute
    beautifully enclosed by MDF jali patterns, ropes & mirrors. bamboo and logs
    The ceiling is beautified with random frames of different styles
    along with flamboyant color plays, which intensifies the design
    hanging light fixtures
    command & creates an enthralling ceiling Design. available random material

    The Store Interiors were designed maximizing sustainability


    efforts, using easily recyclable or compostable material like
    jute, bamboo and logs, hanging light fixtures in its ethnic
    forms completes the unique theme.

    The store has been decorated with low cost, locally available
    random material, to provide a unique ambience while lowering
    the overall cost.
    INTERIOR IMAGES(MATERIALS)
    FLOOR PLAN
    Frames Rustic Light
    The random frames of different styles The combination of various wooden
    along with flamboyant colorplay logs forms a unique framework for
    enthralling ceiling Designing. counter illumination design

    Bamboo Chandelier
    The amalgamation of light &
    sciography creates a fervent
    ambiance. Hanging Display
    Eye Catchy -Unique Hanging display area
    on an old carts wheel along with dynamic
    paradigm of bamboo sticks - ceiling
    design..
    CEILING AND JALLI WORKS
    The combination of various wooden logs forms a unique framework acting as the lighting element for
    the basement ceiling design use of Bamboo to hide wire for connectios of lights….
    “Tathastu” ( Wedding Boutique)
    Name of Firm: RUST the design studio

    Designer- Mitesh Antala

    INTRODUCTION
    Project-“Tathastu”(Wedding
    Boutique)

    Area- 2550 sq.ft.

    Location- Surat, Gujarat.

    Client- Mr Gopal Patel


    Ethnic Wedding Boutique
    ABOUT :

    The 2250 sq. Ft. Space of a City designed as a wedding


    boutique; this boutique was designed as an Ethnic space
    which has lots of racial essence with modish touch.

    CONCEPT

    Design a unique space on the way of inspirations from


    racial Indian culture..
    MATERIALS
    The basic underlying theme of the design is a preference of
    Indian Contemporary..
    wood and metal
    natural stone cladding
    ornamental of Paisley vectors
    parsley murals
    The door created from sesame wood members panelled with solid
    DOOR wood planks have a hand carved panels and brass rivet works….
    The style of carving art in wood with using metal work was Birth in
    The Glass Double Doors offers
    royal Indian civilization..
    Gentle invitation and welcomes by
    using traditional “Kamad” (real The reception and waiting area which offers to take a seat to get a
    panelled door) in entrance foyer look of the art work in fabric and to feel the charm of an ambience.
    panel which is the memorial piece Seating elements placed in front of the stony wall which having inlay
    of wooden era (kastha yuga) work of lotus and leaves, it reflects the fusion of various Arts like we laid the
    designs of fabric work in stone to make them familiar with the theme of
    boutique.
    Interiors of wedding boutique
    Office Decor of Pegasystems – Hyderabad
    LOCATION : HYDERABAD
    CONCEPT : INDIAN DESIGN PHILOSOPHY

    INTRODUCTION

    History of Hyderabad, its rich account of the Nizam era and culture. Traditional arts,
    local culture, kalamkari motifs, images and icons of Indian and Hyderabad architecture
    weave the concept together.

    Geetika Jain, lead designer of the project says – “there is a whisper of Hyderabad & India in
    the element of design of this office, yet it does not overpower its image of being a global &
    futuristic workspace”.
    MATERIALS:
    These areas are donned with very vibrant and warm
    graphics of Indian fabrics, kites, red brick cladding .

    Feature
    Vivacious colours, patterns and lighting fixtures with traditional
    Indian designs.
    INTERIORS
    UMAMI RESTAURANT DESIGN,
    AHMEDABAD
    Architectural Firm: PDC Architects
    Project: Restaurant
    Location: Ahmedabad, Gujarat

    Designer’s Name: Mr. Prashant


    Paradava, Ms. Shweta Rathod, Mr. Hir
    Soni
    Area: 4480 sq.ft.
    Project Completion date: October 2018
    Photograph Courtesy: Mr. Umang Shah.
    INTRODUCTION:
    Restaurant Interior sets the stage for
    a customer’s dining experience.
    While restaurants, cafes and every
    other establishment in the F&B industry
    compete with each other using location, prices,
    and promotions, very little take the win from the
    margin of their interior design.
    The design follows the ideology of
    how restaurant interior design impacts customer
    psychology, prompts them to order more or less,
    and even impacts the duration of their stay in
    the restaurant.
    Seating options, light, music, and
    architecture, all constitute a restaurant’s interior
    design.
    CONCEPT : retro Industrial
    MATERIALS :
    Arched glass walls
    wooden tables
    Cushioned chairs finished in
    Blue and Green colour in contrast to the dark
    colour palette around.
    The flooring beneath the main
    dining has been kept slightly dark with
    black stone for flooring.
    Introduction of stripped tiles break
    the monotony of black flooring and
    introduces an element of playfulness.
    • Natural tones of wood teak finish in the
    furniture allude to the luxurious
    ambiance which is further accentuated
    by Arched walls.

    • The ceiling is exposed in grey,


    following the overall dark palette in the
    design.
    • Ambient lighting has been used in the
    design to define the overall look and
    feel of the restaurant.
    • The lighting fixtures are hung through
    books from the ceiling.
    • Rusted iron sheets have been
    used as screening which
    consists of perforations..

    • The door shutters to the banquet


    have been designed as a
    bookshelf to create an
    interesting element.
    • Painted green shutters with tinted
    glass, wall murals and paintings
    and funky light elements and door
    design make the entire space
    vibrant and playful.
    • MATERIALS

    • WALLS: Paint, Corten steel panel


    screening, Tinted glass

    • FLOOR: Striped Tiles, leather finish


    Kadappa stone

    • CEILING: Corten steel

    • FURNITURE: Veneer finish, velvet


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    • CONCEPT : Refined element ,
    • classic forms
    Tashya, A Bridal Boutique

    At Chandigarh
    INTRODUCTION

    LOCATION: Chandigarh
    • CONCEPT :traditional Indian
    imagery in more ways than
    one…
    • DESIGNER: Ar. Aman
    Aggarwal
    • AREA :4000 sq. ft.
    • Indian culture - seamless swirls of
    • geometric
    • ornamental in
    • art
    • decor style
    • Floral motif in retro stylefish
    • Scale motif
    • Islamic floral motif
    • Jaali worked paneling, on the
    ceiling, as display backdrops, in
    storage areas and integrated into
    the custom-designed furniture
    • Material
    • copper, brass and mild steel,
    thereby living up to the ‘native’
    meaning of the name Tashya.
    • Significantly, use of
    traditional Indian metal craftwork is
    reflected in the main door of the
    store, where copper sheets have
    been finished in takai (patterns
    and textures engraved on a metal
    sheet) and gulmekh (hand-
    moulded nails used to cover the
    corner joints of metal plates)..

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