Rawat’s approach to designing her own home was organic (the entire bar counter is birthed from a spontaneous sketch!)—a deviation from her usual practice of creating precise drawings. This, because she wanted to “evaluate and re-evaluate” her choices. And also, perhaps, because she knew that the final “well-composed and layered” spatial narrative would bring together elements from diverse backgrounds: furniture from her previous home, and objets d’art and accessories amassed for the past several years. “These pieces serve as focal points within the space, adding depth and character to the overall design,” says the designer.
- Interior Designer – Anjali Rawat
- Year: 2022
- Curtesy : Architectural Digest
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