4.56 Interior Design | Limn Board
4.56 Interior Design by Prashant Chauhan

4.56 Interior Design

Bronze A' Design Award Winner 2025

Entering the space depicted in this interior photograph, a listener encounters a residential entrance foyer bathed in soft, diffused natural light filtering through glass walls at left, creating an overall impression of serene luminosity and spacious openness despite the enclosed architectural volume. The predominant material presence consists of white marble surfaces covering walls, floor, and freestanding architectural elements, the stone exhibiting a polished, glassy-smooth finish that would feel cool and sleek to touch, its white coloration warmed slightly by subtle gray veining patterns that trace organic, flowing lines across vertical and horizontal planes like delicate pencil sketches or wisps of smoke frozen in stone. The floor stretches across the full width of the space in large-format tiles, their glossy reflective surface capturing and doubling light sources overhead and from windows, creating mirror-like pools of brightness that would feel solid and unyielding underfoot despite their liquid visual appearance. Scanning from left to right across the composition, the left edge presents floor-to-ceiling glass panels framed in minimal metal mullions, through which diffused daylight enters along with softened views of green foliage suggesting garden or courtyard beyond, the glass surface smooth and transparent, the incoming light suggesting midday hours with neutral, even illumination lacking harsh directional shadows. Moving rightward into the middle ground, the central focus presents a dramatic sculptural wall treatment where three-dimensional undulating waves in white relief project from the flat wall plane, these horizontal flowing forms rising and falling in rhythmic sequence like frozen water or wind-sculpted sand, their white-on-white surface creating subtle shadows in the valleys and bright highlights on the crests, the texture appearing smooth to touch yet volumetrically dynamic to view, spanning roughly two-thirds the wall width and perhaps six feet in height. Before this wave sculpture, a floating marble bench extends horizontally at seated height, roughly eighteen inches above the floor, its white stone top supported by a cylindrical base wrapped in warm metallic brass or gold-toned material that would feel smooth, cool, and substantial, this metallic accent introducing warmth against the cool stone palette like candlelight in moonlight. Atop this bench sits a matte black figurative sculpture depicting an elongated, abstracted human form in seated contemplation, the figure occupying perhaps one-quarter the wall height, its dark surface appearing smooth and non-reflective, suggesting cast metal or painted resin with a velvety texture, the simplified anatomical forms suggesting yoga or meditative posture with knees drawn up and arms extended, the figure facing slightly leftward toward the incoming light. Two potted plants in cylindrical gray containers flank the composition symmetrically, positioned at left foreground and right middle ground, each plant presenting glossy, deep green fiddle-leaf fig foliage with large, violin-shaped leaves that would feel thick, waxy, and smooth like natural leather, their vibrant organic green providing the primary chromatic relief against the neutral stone and metal palette, the plants rising vertically perhaps four feet, their presence introducing implied freshness and the subtle imagined scent of living vegetation. Moving to the right portion of the space, a curved white marble console table projects from the wall at waist height, its organic kidney-shaped top supported by a cylindrical base similar in brass finish to the bench support, this warm metallic material suggesting luxury and permanence. Upon this console surface rest three stacked white rectangular volumes appearing to be decorative books with text suggesting lifestyle themes, and a small matte black bird sculpture with smooth, simplified form and pointed beak orientation facing left, this avian figure perhaps eight inches tall, its dark presence echoing the larger seated human figure in material and tonal contrast. Above the console, a large circular mirror with brass frame perhaps three feet in diameter hangs on the marble wall, its reflective surface capturing and bouncing light while also revealing reflected views of the window and wave sculpture behind the viewer position, the mirror's metallic frame matching the warm gold tones of furniture bases. The ceiling above presents recessed architectural detail with metallic bronze or champagne gold linear trim defining a rectangular border overhead, and a spherical pendant light fixture in matte gray hangs suspended above the wave sculpture at mid-ceiling height, its simple globe form perhaps twelve inches in diameter suggesting diffused ambient illumination. The right wall presents white marble panels with vertical veining that would feel smooth and cool, the stone's polished surface reflecting light softly. The overall spatial atmosphere suggests quiet stillness, the hard reflective surfaces implying acoustic clarity where footsteps would echo softly, the cool material palette suggesting comfortable ambient temperature, the abundant natural light and plant presence implying fresh circulating air, and the careful symmetry and minimalist restraint communicating intentional serenity and invitation to pause, creating an environment where one might instinctively slow movement and lower voice, respecting the contemplative tranquility the design cultivates.

The Lobby is white with maximum glass around to increase daylight. The space is designed with white walls and grey flooring and takes you to your apartment directly via a private lift. The space was designed with an inspiration of black and white era with large white surfaces and black used as art elements. The space has art from various artists.