Three Bungalow Interior Designs I liked
Here we have listed out the top interior house designs by Indian architects based in Bangalore. From two storied homes in the most densely populated neighborhoods in Bengaluru to private residences on the outskirts of Silicon Valley to gated community spaces. Their an contemporary open-plan layout, visually appealing house plans, and space optimized designs respect and blend seamlessly in the landscape of the location. The architecture team has successfully blended outdoor garden spaces with the home interiors in many projects, something that ensures that the outdoors remain a prominent fixture in most living spaces.
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What made these beautiful home interiors to this list of home designs is their aesthetic appeal, optimal space planning, best functionality and modern material selection. And thought there are many more beautiful, catchy architectural home designs in their portfolio, these three capture good interior architecture from the writer’s point of view.
Interior House Designs By Indian Architects
1: Naturally Lit House Interiors
The imposing windows of this living room in Bangalore – This is almost reminiscent of the many forts and temples in the Southern part of India that have large openings bringing in natural light and air. The inside, with its small indoor plants, sky lit spaces and modern design features make it to the number ONE spot in this list. The home aptly uses architecture to combat the challenges of living a private life in the very busy city.
2: Modern Living Room Space
A family home located in a posh locality in the Silicon Valley of India – The living space here features a gently undulating play of natural lights that offers it’s inhabitants a constant source of soothing amusement.
This bungalow’s location seems to be at a busy intersection, wherein the architects’ played into the corner design by encasing natural elements of design within the concrete structures.
3: Beautiful Window Side Sitting Space
The restricted plot in a gated community comes with existing adjoining houses along its compound walls. And in the city, where the mercury rises above 40 degree Celsius in the summers, the greenery is both functional as well as aesthetic. This corner space design is a reminder of the traditional window side sitting spaces, commonly found in the region. The interior also fives the kitchen its character, as it combines the traditional appeal with modern, clean lines.
