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4BHK Villa Interior Design Bangalore: Modern Traditional Home

This project for Poornima and Suresh was a deeply personal milestone for Inner Space. Having designed their first apartment back in 2014, we were thrilled when they asked us to create their new, primary residence, a 4BHK villa in Bangalore. The main goal was to design a home that felt open, grounded in traditional design, and not flashy while giving new life to cherished pieces. After 11 years, the challenge was to blend their evolved taste, which embraced modern furniture elements, with their deep-rooted love for traditional aesthetics. Our solution was a thoughtful balance: we took existing pieces, like their swing and bed, and refurbished and repolished them to fit the new setting, proving that great design is not about discarding, but about evolving what you already love.

This home is a powerful reflection of the client’s passion, notably their extensive art collection, which includes Poornima’s own Tanjore paintings, resulting in over 70 wall pieces. The single hardest challenge was the creative task of blending all this art and framing it into a cohesive narrative – a true labor of love that took a full day to execute. Our material palette was focused on authenticity, using natural wood finishes, jute, cane, and brass elements, with color intentionally provided by the upholstery and the paintings themselves. From creating wardrobe doors with jute panels to achieve an antique look on a budget, to framing a custom marble feature to look like a painting, every detail speaks to our philosophy: building relationships that last, and crafting real, liveable homes that truly speak to your heart.

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Foyer with a wooden shoe cabinet, elephant artwork and bird chandelier, Aadarsh Sanctuary by Inner Space, Bangalore Living room with a round wooden coffee table, patterned armchair and stone-clad TV wall, Aadarsh Sanctuary, Bangalore
Living room with jungle wallpaper, a rope swing and a mauve sofa set, Aadarsh Sanctuary, Bangalore
Wire-frame wall lamp against an ornate floral wallpaper, Aadarsh Sanctuary, Bangalore Study corner with a wooden desk, cream chair and a damask wallpaper strip, Aadarsh Sanctuary, Bangalore
Reading nook with a cane armchair, slim console desk and tree artwork by a dark door, Aadarsh Sanctuary, Bangalore Open metal and wood shelving with plants and books in a hallway, Aadarsh Sanctuary, Bangalore
Teal tub chair and ottoman before tropical floral wallpaper and an open bookshelf, Aadarsh Sanctuary, Bangalore
TV wall with a carved metallic tile panel beside floral curtains, Aadarsh Sanctuary, Bangalore Kitchen with sage green lower cabinets, white overhead units and patterned tile backsplash, Aadarsh Sanctuary, Bangalore
Kids bedroom with a study desk, orange and white wall unit and navy blinds, Aadarsh Sanctuary, Bangalore Kids bedroom with a football player wall mural and grey quilted bedding, Aadarsh Sanctuary, Bangalore
Walk-in wardrobe passage with louvred shutters and glass doors leading to the bathroom, Aadarsh Sanctuary, Bangalore Open walk-in wardrobe with hanging rails and shelves on both sides, Aadarsh Sanctuary, Bangalore
Bedroom with a cane-panelled wooden bed, pink quilt and marble-look wall, Aadarsh Sanctuary, Bangalore Bedroom with a large botanical mosaic artwork, pink quilt and wooden dresser, Aadarsh Sanctuary, Bangalore
Bedroom corner with a teal armchair, floral wallpaper and slim study desk by the window, Aadarsh Sanctuary, Bangalore
Prayer room with wooden slatted doors, backlit shelves and framed deity panels, Aadarsh Sanctuary, Bangalore Pooja room entrance with double wooden doors, a hanging brass bell and painting above, Aadarsh Sanctuary, Bangalore

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