A flat held together by a teak arch

A three-bedroom flat on a sixth floor: one pale floor, teak in every piece of joinery, and one quiet colour for each bedroom.

Job: 18
Type: Residential
Place: Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar
Year: 2026
Stage: Proposal
Area: 1,230 sq ft carpet
Our part: Interior design, furniture layout, finishes schedule, visualisation.

One floor, one wood, one colour a room

A single ivory-greige floor runs through the public rooms. Teak carries every piece of joinery: the doors, the beds, the dining table and the lining of a new arch. Each private room then takes one quiet colour of its own.

The family's changes came back as a short list: a curved arch in the living room, a puja in place of the television, a wooden partition instead of brass, a kitchen in beige and wood. Each was answered in the same few materials, so the flat still reads as one place.

Living room with a pale sofa, a round teak coffee table, a cane bench and the teak arch beyond — The living room. The arch is lined edge to edge in solid teak.

Teak dining counter with cane chairs, a carved puja with jaali doors, and a beige kitchen behind a teak screen — Dining, kitchen and puja. A carved teak puja with jaali doors stands where the television was.

Passage wash basin with a lit mirror, beside the dining counter and the puja — The passage basin, between the dining and the bedrooms.

A colour for each bedroom

The master bedroom has an arched panel of botanical wallcovering, a low teak bed with a cane headboard, and oak planks underfoot. The children's room is dusty blush over a reeded wainscot. The guest room is a soft warm grey with a fluted band and a dusty-blue headboard.

Master bedroom with a teak bed, botanical wallcovering in an arch and pale sheer curtains — The master bedroom.

Children's bedroom in dusty blush with panel mouldings, a tan leather bed and a study desk — The children's room.

Guest bedroom in warm grey with a dusty-blue headboard, a teak desk and a television wall — The guest room.

Design visualisations from the issued proposal, August 2026. Colours on a screen are indicative; physical samples come before anything is ordered.

Images are design visualisations by Voids & Volumes, made from the project's own model and drawings, unless a caption says otherwise.

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