Tiara
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- Sep 17, 2024
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Updated: Aug 1
2024-2025
Quiet Luxury – A Subtle Expression of Success
Located in the eastern suburbs of Thane, this 1000 sq.ft. 3BHK apartment represents a pivotal moment in the lives of a three-generation family. Having transitioned from a modest 400 sq.ft. 1BHK, the family’s upward movement is marked not by extravagance, but by refined sophistication and thoughtful restraint. In a cultural climate where newfound success often manifests as opulence, this home stands as an intentional departure—a celebration of humble achievement through quiet elegance.
The apartment was a bare, builder-delivered shell. The challenge was translating the family’s aspirations into a space that reflected comfort, class, and cultural sensitivity—without ever tipping into excess.
The interior design is rooted in balance and proportion. The palette is warm and neutral, with layers of materiality—wood, soft upholstery, textured stucco—used to evoke comfort and depth. Lighting played a critical role in bringing life into the cold shell, with ambient, task, and accent lighting carefully placed to create a sense of warmth throughout. Each finish, each curve, each custom detail was selected not to impress others, but to create a space that feels intuitively beautiful and deeply personal.
Spatial planning was guided by the needs of a multi-generational household. The living and dining areas flow seamlessly, designed for gatherings and shared meals, while each bedroom is treated as a private retreat tailored to its occupant. Smart, integrated storage ensures that the home remains clutter-free, respecting both aesthetic coherence and daily functionality. The kitchen, often the heart of an Indian home, was custom-designed to be efficient and accessible, balancing traditional cooking habits with a contemporary layout.
This home tells the story of quiet success—a family who has earned the comfort they now enjoy, and who have chosen to express that not through surface-level show, but through depth, intentionality, and enduring taste. It’s a home that understands the difference between luxury and excess, between beauty and noise.
The final result is not just a residence, but a portrait of dignity and growth—where design serves life, and where every corner reflects a sense of arrival that is grounded, graceful, and undeniably personal.
Area: 1000 sqft
Location: Mankoli Bhiwandi
Contractors: General Contractor – Monaj Pitale,
All Weather Lime Stucco Finish
Some carpentry work by Natwar & Natwar, HVAC – Shankar
Materials: Lime Stucco, Reclaimed Teak Wood, Veneer, Cane, Brass, Fluted Glass
Client: Anuj and Vidya Verma
Metis Team: Vrinda Seksaria, Shravani Shinde, Sakshi Parab, Meet Patel
Photo Credits: Rishi Pathak




























