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The Meridian Apartment

A sea-facing residence where contemporary architecture meets the disciplined glamour of Art Deco. Curved ivory forms, fluted glass, polished metal and deep jewel tones create a home designed for both private comfort and sophisticated entertaining.

The Meridian Apartment with curved forms and sea-facing contemporary Art Deco interiors
LocationMumbai, India
TypeLuxury sea-facing apartment
Area5,200 sq. ft.
StyleContemporary Art Deco
Completion2026

Design premise

The Meridian Apartment reinterprets Art Deco glamour through clean modern architecture. Curved forms, controlled symmetry and polished detailing create a luxurious interior without relying on excessive ornamentation.

How the project is resolved

The Meridian Apartment case study shows how contemporary Art Deco can feel disciplined rather than ornamental. Each image focuses on curvature, symmetry, polished contrast and jewel-toned depth inside a sea-facing Mumbai apartment.

The Meridian Apartment: Curved living room composition

Curved living room composition

The living room establishes the Art Deco reinterpretation with rounded seating, fluted surfaces and controlled symmetry. The palette uses ivory and teal against skyline views for glamour without clutter.

  • Curved sofa softens the apartment’s architectural edges
  • Deep teal adds a jewel tone without dominating the room
  • Polished nickel catches evening light in small measured moments
  • Black marble introduces contrast and formality
The Meridian Apartment: Formal dining axis

Formal dining axis

The dining room uses an oval table and balanced ceiling planes to create a clear central axis. Fluted-glass screens maintain connection to the entertaining areas while making the room feel composed.

  • Oval stone table reinforces the curved Deco language
  • Fluted glass divides without closing the plan
  • Opaline lights give the room a formal evening glow
  • Symmetrical planning keeps the space calm and ceremonial
The Meridian Apartment: Cocktail lounge depth

Cocktail lounge depth

The lounge is the darkest, most intimate part of the apartment. Charcoal lacquer, ribbed glass and oxblood seating create a controlled contrast to the pale living spaces.

  • Charcoal lacquer gives depth for evening entertaining
  • Oxblood seating adds warmth and visual intensity
  • Integrated refrigeration keeps the bar function discreet
  • Acoustic wall construction supports private gatherings
The Meridian Apartment: Primary suite curves

Primary suite curves

The bedroom carries the curved language into a calmer setting. A channelled headboard wraps into bedside wings, while the sea-facing view keeps the room expansive.

  • Wrapped headboard makes the bed wall feel architectural
  • Teal chaise connects the suite to the public palette
  • Motorized treatments support privacy and glare control
  • Layered lighting shifts from daytime brightness to evening softness

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