Charming and luxurious family lounges by Aparna Kaushik
Redefined traditional lounge
In the contemporary times, this lounge shows glimpses of the olden days in a classic look. Brown faux leather couches and a cushioned center table gives it a beautiful luxurious look. Adorned by multiple lamps that have beautiful designs and classic lamp shades in a light complimentary colour. A white fireplace with a designer mantle and a brick wall backdrop adds to the charm of the space. A classic chandelier makes the center piece of the room and adds a vintage charm.Glass enclosed cabana style lounge
Indoor plants and beautiful décor pieces and a large chandelier make a beautiful center piece to the room. Adding to the charm of the space, is a fireplace with a marble mantle.
Sun drenched contemporary lounge
Modern contemporary lounge
The carpet in a dark colour compliments the flooring and the furniture and brings the room together while a modern light fixture mounted from the ceiling makes a beautiful center piece. Paintings on the wall break the monotony of the room and lift up the look of the space.
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