Sobha Royal Pavilion · Sarjapura Road, Bangalore

Sakura

Pastel, floral and arch-led modern design — 'a pastel paradise'

Open-plan living and dining in warm ivory, with a sculpted white 3D feature wall behind the television, a glass-top dining table and fluted cream chairs.
Residence
Sobha Royal Pavilion
Location
Sarjapura Road, Bangalore

Concept

“Transforming a young couple’s vision into a pastel paradise, this home is a perfect blend of charm, comfort, and modern design. The soothing pastel pink hue runs through the entire space, creating a serene atmosphere that’s both refreshing and cozy.”

“‘Sakura’ beautifully encapsulates the client’s desire for a fresh, inviting, and serene space. With a thoughtful use of pastel tones, floral motifs, and graceful arches, the home exudes warmth and charm, perfectly suited for a young family.”

Rooms

Entry — a beautifully crafted console table positioned below an arched mirror; the backdrop showcases intricate patterns that echo the floral and curved motifs seen throughout the residence.

Living room — a stunning TV unit with floral panels, with a glass display unit beside it for travel souvenirs and books.

Dining — a serene crockery display unit complemented by a mirror panel that reflects the custom floral blossom wallpaper opposite, making the room feel more expansive and light-filled.

Primary bedroom — marble-patterned wallpaper in pastel pink and peach for a soft, fluid look; a striking Aristo wardrobe and an elegant dressing corner with an arch.

Study corner — open shelving for books with neat drawer details and elegantly designed legs; bathed in natural light, “the perfect spot for both creative work and quiet reflection.”

Kids’ room — designed with playfulness and practicality in mind. Pastel colours dominate, with soft shapes and ample space for the infant to grow; whimsical patterns and comfy furnishings make it “ready to evolve as the child grows.”

Guest room — a subtle, serene retreat with a calming neutral palette and minimalist decor. A subtle Pooja unit sits in a quiet corner.

Kitchen — a warm, inviting ambiance with cappuccino-coloured cabinetry and herringbone-patterned subway tiles for “a timeless yet contemporary feel.” The palette is kept neutral to let the other spaces shine.

Scope

  • Entry console and arched mirror
  • Living room TV unit
  • Glass display unit
  • Dining crockery display unit
  • Primary bedroom wardrobe and dressing corner
  • Study corner
  • Kids room
  • Guest room
  • Pooja unit
  • Modular kitchen
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