Project Name: The Hygge Home
Project Location: Jamnagar, Gujarat
Project Type: Residential Interior Design
Project Completion Year: 2025
Project Size: 600 sq ft
Designed By: The Blueprint Design Studio
Principal Designers: Ar. Pranjali Bansal & Sweekriti Bansal
Instagram: The Blueprint Design Studio
Photograph Courtesy: Aditya Virendra Doshi


The living room draws from Contemporary Minimal design with strong Japandi undertones. Clean geometry meets soft forms, muted colours, and thoughtfully curated elements to create a space that feels elevated but deeply grounded. The balance between Scandinavian warmth and Japanese restraint sets the tone for a soothing everyday environment.


A sense of tranquillity was central to the design approach. Soft neutral palettes, gentle natural light, and minimal visual disturbance help the home feel instantly relaxing. The intention was to make the space emotionally quiet yet visually rich, allowing the couple to feel at ease from the moment they walk in.

To soften the minimal architecture, organic curves were introduced through lighting and furniture. Lantern-inspired pendants, sculptural metal sconces, and rounded accessories create a gentle contrast against the clean lines of the shell. This interplay of straight and curved forms adds character without disturbing the serenity of the space.


Lighting plays a defining emotional role. Natural daylight is layered with warm, atmospheric lighting that shifts the mood throughout the day. Metal art–inspired fixtures and Asian lantern-like elements introduce subtle global craft influences, giving the home depth without overwhelming its simplicity.


Material choices remain intentionally understated. Custom pendant lamps, rice-paper-inspired diffusers, white panelled mouldings, ceramics, books, and greenery come together to maintain a warm, uncluttered ambience. The project’s quiet USP lies in how small, thoughtful interventions have transformed the space into a warm, welcoming haven that feels timeless and personal.
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