A 3,000 SQFT Penthouse in Mumbai

No other interior designer has virtuosity like Sanjyt Syngh, who has the courage to break the norms of interior designing. He has redefined interior designing with his unconventional theme and entrancing experiments. Sanjyt Syngh has done wonders in so many homes; it is the turn of this exquisite penthouse in Mumbai.

Spread over 3000sq ft, this penthouse is fortunate to feel the magic of the internationally acclaimed interior designer Sanjyt Syngh. Here, he got another opportunity to experiment with his favorite palette of black and grey. He believes he has a special relationship with black. The black color intrigues and excites him. He says that a space cascading with abundant sunlight gives the perfect intuition to put the darkest shade.

Especially in India, there are many perceptions of black. For example, black reduces the space, it is depressing, it gives masculine vibes, etc. But the magic of Sanjyt Syngh has falsified every myth about black color. Black has a sensual feel which has justified so many times by Sanjyt Syngh. He has an inseparable relationship with black. Here, he has taken black as a neutral base. So that he can give any flavor and feel to space.

“We tore down the entire space and started afresh. The location is such that there is a sea view from almost all sides. I took advantage of the natural light and tried to maximize the view from every angle possible” – Sanjyt Syngh, Interior Designer

He wanted the entire space to speak the same language, and he succeeded in doing this by giving a smooth flow to the entire penthouse. He used the same stone for all bathrooms, from the floor and counter to the walls. For intensifying the magnificence of the space, he used reflected surfaces. Gigantic mirrors are a great idea to illuminate a luxurious feel. He maintained the consistency of theme in walk-in wardrobe and high gloss black door.

The desired outcome was a theme that projects a clean, crisp, bold and masculine feel. So, he made the whole space comes alive with this theme by sparkling orange meticulously on black. The mix of orange in this theme has done wonders in this penthouse; it has balanced the black splendidly. Orange candles, vases, candles, and cushions chosen by the interior designer Sanjyt Syngh are looking voguish and entrancing.

Dark shades rivet Sanjyt Syngh, but he is fed up of listening unwelcoming things about black and grey. He believes he can cover the effect of dark color with the use of his refined expertise in creating balance in the overall look. On top of that, if a place is inviting enormous rays of sunlight, he just jumps on the opportunity, after all, black is his first love.