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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Furrow in Tbilisi, Georgia by STIPFOLDFebruary 12th, 2020 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: STIPFOLD The gently alternating textures and the shades of white accentuate the layers in the space and create coziness in the bright interior. A large light grey segment on the living room floor, which outlines the area serves as a substitute to a carpet.  Image Courtesy © Mika Motskobili
 Image Courtesy © Mika Motskobili The vertical line carvings are integrated into all three main elements used in the design: Calacatta marble, the white-painted furniture and a mild grey tone in the kitchen. These lines evoke cohesiveness and refine a character of the interior. Delicate lines and curvatures of the lighting also carry the same mood throughout the apartment. A shower head and a bathtub tap are also minimalistic. The shower glass door is engraved with vertical lines as well. A wooden floor, only used in the master bedroom brings warmth into the interior.  Image Courtesy © Mika Motskobili  Image Courtesy © Mika Motskobili  Image Courtesy © Mika Motskobili  Image Courtesy © Mika Motskobili  Image Courtesy © Mika Motskobili  Image Courtesy © Mika Motskobili  Image Courtesy © Mika Motskobili  Image Courtesy © Mika Motskobili  Image Courtesy © Mika Motskobili  Image Courtesy © Mika Motskobili  Image Courtesy © Mika Motskobili  Image Courtesy © Mika Motskobili  Image Courtesy © Mika Motskobili  Image Courtesy © STIPFOLD
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