The Patels’ residence resonates with vibrant colours and beautiful artifacts.

SIMPLICITY PERSONIFIED

The Patels’ residence resonates with vibrant colours and beautiful artifacts.

    The Patels' 3-BHK home in Sea Shell building at Lokhandwala Complex is a classic example of a quasi-modern house that is filled with artifacts and relics collected during their different sojourns across the globe. Every room of the house adopts its own theme, which makes the ambience pleasant and welcoming. The house has an extraordinary entrance wherein an exquisite quillwork of a huge handmade Ganpati artifact gives a personal touch to their abode. "My house is an eclectic mix of my taste and my love for simplicity!" says the owner of the house, Yogesh Patel, who is a businessman and a resident of Lokhandwala since the past 20 years.

    Living Room: The textured walls illuminate the living room and enhances the feeling of space. But the focal point of the room are the beautiful artifacts. The Patels have coordinated them very well with the furniture and jute drapes thus making the room look remarkably different from the rest.

Kitchen: It is bigger than a usual modular kitchen. The classic contrast of black and white cabinets gives it a contemporary look.

    Bachelor’s Room: Blue dominates this space and the spacious study completes the elegant look of the room."This is my space and I just love to spend time here with my friends," says Brugul Patel.

    Master Bedroom: Excellent use of striking white shades makes the room look illuminated. Apart from furniture, the vibrant colours of drapes and tapestry complete this space.

>> Yogesh Patel with his wife Varsha, elder son Raj, daughter-in-law Meghna and youngest son Brugal

    Guest Bedroom: In shades of brown and white, this room is a welcoming delight. The French window makes the room look elevated and spacious. It is a wellequipped room with the right furniture and electronic gadgets.