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This family duplex in Mumbai is shaped by colour theory and a healthy amount of light
['Avantika Shankar', 'Raghav Goswamy']
Architectural Digest India
Anyone looking through photographs of Residence 52, a 4,000-square-foot family duplex in Mumbai recently remodeled by interior design studio Reflections, would be hard-pressed to pinpoint what part of the world it was in.
The bronze tones of a Prajwal Naitam artwork in the living room perfectly complements the rich, earthy textures of the Luminal Research sofa and coffee table.
Aluminium, they soon discovered, was more than just a quirk for quirk’s sake; it was part of a larger narrative play with light and shadow.
“I started understanding the value of light when I first went to the States and experienced daylight savings,” shares the designer, “Your body drinks light, it absorbs light.
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