Beach House Sanctuary: Bela Dani's 2,700 sq ft Bungalow in Alibaug
A serene 2,700 sq ft bungalow, designed by architect Bela Dani, has emerged within the tranquil Avās Living community on an island. The home, nestled among palm trees, boasts an interior palette of soft whites, ocean blues, and sandy neutrals, evoking a beach house atmosphere.
The design of this Alibaug home is a sanctuary inspired by the coastal environment. It aims to induce a sense of calm and peacefulness, much like a beach house. The slower rhythm and soft breeze of the island, along with filtered sunlight, were key inspirations for the design. The home is meant to be a barefoot ease, a retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Spread over 2,700 square feet, the bungalow's interior is a harmonious blend of soothing colours. Soft whites create a sense of space and light, while ocean blues bring a touch of the sea indoors. Sandy neutrals ground the colour scheme, reflecting the natural surroundings.
This 2,700 sq ft bungalow in Alibaug, designed by Bela Dani, is more than just a home. It's a sanctuary that embodies the peacefulness and ease of a beach house. With its calming colour palette and coastal-inspired design, it offers a retreat from the world, right in the heart of the Avās Living community.
