Quaint living is a luxury few can afford in the 21st-century metropolitan world, but Pune’s retirement city is an exception. Exemplifying this charming lifestyle is the Jain Residence, nestled in the upscale locale of Balewadi. This 1,700 sqft apartment, meticulously crafted by the Think team, demonstrates how thoughtful interior design can enhance residents’ quality of life amidst the city’s hustle and bustle.

Project Name: Jain Residence
Studio Name: THINK
Kitchen: Shirke’s Venture
Sanitary: TOTO and Grohe
Team: Ar. Shubham Gandhi,  Id. Samiksha Ranmode, Ar. Akshata Bhadale
Styling Credits: The Soul Concept
Video Credits: Rounak Chandak
Lead Designers: Ar. Dhwani Mehta Gandhi, Id. Harshal Mutha, Id. Aadesh Gandhi
Photography Credits: Abhishek Chavhan (Architectural Captures)

Jain Residence by THINK-Sheet1
©Abhishek Chavhan

From the outset, the residence exudes a serene ambiance that complements the welcoming family within. Marble flooring spans the entire space, seamlessly transitioning to wooden flooring in the master bedroom and matte grey tiles that extend this tranquility to the balcony. A sleek wooden entry console adorned with a planter greets guests, while dusky teal Asian Paints wall adds a cheerful touch. Unique vertical grooves in the wall plaster maintain a consistent design language throughout the home.

Jain Residence by THINK-Sheet2
©Abhishek Chavhan

The spacious living room blends comfort and aesthetics with a palette of whites and browns. A feature wall, demonstrating strong visual symmetry, showcases the application of fundamental design principles. The L-shaped TV unit cleverly conceals a mandir in a tower on one side and features a matching door on the other. Natural light floods the space, enhancing its airy ambiance, while strategic color selections add depth and warmth. The kitchen combines grey Quartz and laminated acrylic by Bell Laminates, ensuring ergonomic functionality. Adjacent to it, the dining area features a marble-top table with handcrafted wooden legs and a corner display unit for efficient space use. This open floor plan integrates the dining room, kitchen, balcony, and living room, creating a cohesive and harmonious environment. The expansive balcony offers a serene retreat with a traditional seat swing, fostering a connection with nature.

Jain Residence by THINK-Sheet5
©Abhishek Chavhan

Beyond the living area, the bedrooms serve as secluded sanctuaries. The master bedroom, adorned in muted pinks and light greys, radiates tranquility. Abundant natural light and thoughtful design elements, such as ombre curtains and plush fabrics, enhance the peaceful atmosphere. A floor-to-ceiling wardrobe opposite the bed stands as a discreet yet functional feature.

Jain Residence by THINK-Sheet6
©Abhishek Chavhan

The kids’ room exudes energy with muted blues and vibrant browns, incorporating playful details like triangular wall shelves and quirky handles. Throughout the residence, interior design elements are meticulously curated, from smart space utilization to the use of colors and materials, and maximizing natural light. Vertical grooves in the plaster add depth without overwhelming the space, culminating in a transitional style that imparts a unique character tailored for modern, relaxed living.

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