Transforming Spaces: Our Interior Design Journey at Raymond Tenx Thane

 

Introduction Welcome to our latest project journey at Raymond Thane! In this blog, we'll take you through the transformation of this stunning space, showcasing our unique style, thoughtful designs, and the vibrant colors and patterns that brought it all to life. From the initial concept to the final reveal, join us as we walk through each stage of this incredible project.

Project Kickoff: Setting the Vision Our journey began with an in-depth consultation with the clients, understanding their vision, needs, and preferences. The goal was to create a sophisticated yet comfortable living space that reflected their personality and lifestyle. Inspired by Scandinavian boho style elegance, we set out to blend functionality with aesthetics, ensuring every corner of the home would be both beautiful and practical.

For this project, we chose a color palette that exudes warmth and elegance—think rich earth tones, muted greens, and accent of flutes. The patterns were carefully selected to add depth and texture, from geometric shapes to floral motifs. Our style embraced a mix of Scandinavian and boho elements, aiming for a timeless look that would never go out of fashion.

We completely changed the furniture placement because the client loves green. So we don't want to block the view from the living room window by putting in a sofa over there, as is the current plan location. So we moved the TV unit to the center of the living room, behind it is a dining table with crockery storage, and in front of it is a sofa. Here's how we modified the key Furniture placement in the area.

Foyer Area

As we approach the flat, we can find an excess shoe rack with storage; this storage will include items that have been maintained for convenient access. We accentuated the wall with an accent-fluted glass hanging light and an Arch from the mirror.

We have used rattan for the shoe rack for ventilation purposes.

Living  & Dining room

Just beside the shoe rack, the tv unit wall begins; this wall, which we developed, is made of MDF with framing and painted to imply that it is an extension of the wall itself. 

We placed the sofa against the TV unit wall, as shown in the arrangement before. We've also highlighted two frames on the wall.

Created a zen corner beside the sofa, by reusing the furniture with new shelves and placing a water fountain to hear the sound of water. It's just a good sound to positive the space. 

Just behind the wall you can see the dining table, it is a compact dining table which we have got from IKEA. 

We have fulfilled the space for the huge storage with a Mandir unit in it.

The room is beautifully reflected by the mirror, and the furniture doesn't feel particularly close together.

Kitchen 

We want to lessen the black color of the platform and combine the design, so we haven't changed any civil parts of this kitchen. After making a few selections, we found this fluted laminate above-the-counter storage. The remaining under-counter storage is finished in wood.

Dedicated space for Microwave, Onion, potato basket and one shutter to display the crockery.

Dedicated space for Microwave, Onion, potato basket and one shutter to display the crockery.

Guest bedroom 

The sole furnishings in this guest bedroom is a study table, a sofa-cum bed, and a wardrobe. To make the blue color stand out in this bedroom, we added it. We have utilized this fluted laminate above-the-counter storage in niches for study tables, wardrobes, and walls. 

Shelves from Ikea, and a round glass hanging light at the corner. 

Floating study table with overhead storage.

Master bedroom 

Each bedroom was tailored to the individual tastes of the occupants. Soft color schemes, cozy textiles, and personal touches created serene retreats where they could unwind after a long day.

Wallpaper at the bed back wall with a vertical fluted headboard pattern to elevate the space.

Sliding wardrobe with wooden handles finished in laminate.

2 hanging lights at the corner of the side tables.

 

Against the wall opposite the bed, there is a study table with rounded edges and additional storage for various items. 

Zen corner is visible from master bedroom.

There have been no significant alterations to the area; the detergents and supplementary items are now stored under the counter and in overhead storage.

Before Images & After: The Blank Canvas, space started as a blank canvas, with great potential but in need of a cohesive design to bring it to life. The initial images show the raw structure, waiting to be transformed into a welcoming home.

Our Thoughts and Reflections This project was a true labor of love, and we are incredibly proud of the results. It was a pleasure to work with such a wonderful client and to see their vision come to life. The use of rich colors, intricate patterns, and a mix of Scandinavian and boho styles resulted in a timeless design that will be cherished for years to come.

Conclusion 

The Raymond Thane project exemplifies our commitment to creating beautiful, functional spaces that enhance the lives of our clients. We hope you enjoyed this behind-the-scenes look at our design process and the stunning transformation we achieved. Stay tuned for more exciting projects, and feel free to reach out if you're inspired to start your own design journey with us!