Pop art was created to surprise and amuse people. In modern interior design, pop art looks unusual, expressive, contrasting, bright. Interior designer Jannat Vasi took inspiration from the Memphis movement to create this striking family luxury home in Mumbai.
Although crazy-colored patterns are used in this home decor, there are also some soft elements that create the most perfect balance in this luxury home. For decor, she selected pieces from some of her favorite brands: surfaces from De Castelli and Pierre Frey, lighting from Moooi and Seletti, furniture from Christopher Guy, Edra and Kartell, and accessories from Tom Dixon and Jonathan Adler. The designer also picked out several Scarlet Splendour pieces, including the Animagic Ciuco cabinet in the garage and games room.
The interior designer‘s clients requested a unique and colorful and contemporary design home that reflected their needs and personalities. They were happy to grant Vasi the freedom to make unconventional decisions and leverage her entire range of skills that follow the latest design trends.“My signature style is a modern aesthetic with a balance of bold colors, embossed textures, and unique surface treatments,” explains the Mumbai-based interior designer.
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For the modern interior scheme, Vasi proposed a combination of chromatic patterns and color blocking. “I believe that space should be a true reflection of the client and their personality, so this interior design project that enhances modern art was driven by the iconic pop art and rare collectibles that the clients own,” says Vasi.
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Although crazy-colored patterns are used in this home decor, there are also some soft elements that create the most perfect balance in this luxury home. For decor, she selected pieces from some of her favorite brands: surfaces from De Castelli and Pierre Frey, lighting from Moooi and Seletti, furniture from Christopher Guy, Edra and Kartell, and accessories from Tom Dixon and Jonathan Adler. The designer also picked out several Scarlet Splendour pieces, including the Animagic Ciuco cabinet in the garage and games room.
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