This is how we do wall storage—and so much more

The Visualisation

Given that the inspiration was focused narrowly on a wall in the Neha Dhupia-Angad Bedi home, the visualisation process was easy with the 3D visualiser. A word of advice? Even if the space you want is small and your source of inspiration pretty well-defined, do not forgo mood-boarding (or 3D visualising if you can get help with a visualiser). It always helps.

The Render

The idea was to make this space look vibrant and comfortable, an unexpected sanctuary, while also serving the purpose of storage. The cool blue for the wall was narrowed down to get that vibe into this corner and to offset the colour of the shelving unit that was inspired by the original. The decision to scatter potted plants all around was to ensure that the space got the touch of green but didn’t crowd around the floor and take up space. The artwork adds an aesthetic touch to what is essentially meant to be all about function.

The Final Outcome

The wall, which was really just a walk-through kind of wall that you would otherwise ignore, became a backdrop for a big storage unit with seating. The distressed-finished shelving unit had a combination of partly open and partly closed cabinets, which allowed it to also be used as a display space. Since the idea was to breathe life into dead spaces, the designers used these open shelves to add indoor plants and creepers. An oval mirror was added in the corner as an element of interest and to make the space seem bigger. Colour played an important role here, with a green wall and two shades of blue making this space look vibrant.

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If you have a space and an inspiration, we can show you how to get the most out of it. Just get in touch