Patch Design Studio

Made in parts of movable units, the Synecdoche Sofa can also be moved to create alternative seating arrangements for parties.

Villa of Sculptures

Weekend home for a family, away from the bustle of their dense city high rise apartment.


Homage to the square series, where studies by Bauhaus professor Josef Albers were reduced to strict format of geometry and color, the forms appear to glow or move within the vertically asymmetrical composition. Here as the static plane has an intrinsic sense of movement and shifts, latent in it, which encourages the viewer to have a deeply personal experience of the artwork. This distilling of the form and color to evoke a this sense of latent movement and shifts inspired us to design the interior spaces and furniture on this large weekend home for a family, which will offer them a distinct experience breaking away from their dense city high rise apartment everyday life.

PROJECT DETAILS

  • Client

    Private

  • Builtup Area

    4,500 sq.ft.

  • Location

    Kolkata, India

  • Completed

    2018

Made in parts of movable units, the Synecdoche Sofa can also be moved to create alternative seating arrangements for parties.
This spacious large house is used for hosting weekend parties and getaways. In the open style living room space, the custom designed Synecdoche Sofa opens onto three directions , with each extending arm opening towards dining, bar lounge space and central seating.
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Open Bar-lounge area forms the focal point of this space, with its walls and floor contrasting visually from the white marble in deep grey, setting the backdrop for the custom designed faceted metallic finish plush high bar counter.
Monolithic white marble flooring turns and folds over the extended staircase treads and risers with a custom made faceted ‘human’ art installation created for this space. The relaxed vibe exuded by the form of the cascading staircase is embodied by the ‘contemplating’ sitting human like sculpture.
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The Red bedroom, with its four poster bed, and hanging light bulbs suspended from a ceiling of polished exposed plywood.
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This spacious large house is used for hosting weekend parties and getaways. In the open style living room space, the custom designed Synecdoche Sofa opens onto three directions , with each extending arm opening towards dining, bar lounge space and central seating.
Made in parts of movable units, the Synecdoche Sofa can also be moved to create alternative seating arrangements for parties.
Open Bar-lounge area forms the focal point of this space, with its walls and floor contrasting visually from the white marble in deep grey, setting the backdrop for the custom designed faceted metallic finish plush high bar counter.
The turning facets of the bar body mirror the angular directions of the groove patterned wall finish.
The mirror polished black marquee marble floor reflects this dramatic yet elegant setting, creating a unique bar lounge experience.
Monolithic white marble flooring turns and folds over the extended staircase treads and risers with a custom made faceted ‘human’ art installation created for this space. The relaxed vibe exuded by the form of the cascading staircase is embodied by the ‘contemplating’ sitting human like sculpture.
Dining table in custom made in mirror polished white marble with razor thin edge, looks floating and light weight.
The triple height volume extends from dining area on ground floor, along the marble staircase and over the connecting passage on the first floor.This transition space with shifting natural light, is celebrated with a site specific hanging sculpture of floating ‘cloud like’ three dimensional elements.
The Red bedroom, with its four poster bed, and hanging light bulbs suspended from a ceiling of polished exposed plywood.
Raised alcove sleeping space in the blue room, with a double height study unit.
Grey monolith master-bedroom toilet.
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