A designer is a planner with an aesthetic sense – Ameet Mirpuri
We work hard and play hard. A balanced life has led the Design Studio to be what it is today. An eye for detailand a non-compromising attitude make sure that all our clients go back happy and most of the time, comeback as well. Our long list of repeat clients speaks for itself. With you, we see a facility grow from a conceptto something tangible and real. As designers, we enjoy this process, and we embrace it. Our work showcasessignature designs that are understated yet sophisticated, straightforward, elegant, functional and fun. Balance,light, space and colour factor into every design, creating a timeless effect.
We make the process itself fun and infuse our enthusiasm into our clients as well. Interaction with a client as towhat he or she wants is always at a high and this helps in keeping our design and concept different every timeand of course making sure the client walks away with their dream space.
Having studied at the Marathwada Mitra Mandal School of Interior Design and topped the entire MaharashtraTechnical Board in 2002, Ameet chose Vizag as his land of opportunity and small beginnings combined withhard work have led to fruitful gains today. His unique creations reflect his belief that comfort holds the key tosuccessful design. His visions are shaped by his passion for structure, use of rich colour and delight in smalldetails. Interesting fabrics and accessories used simply, and effectively, are his fuss-free signature.
As a second-generation designer, Ameet is known for his charm and laid-back personality which puts propertyowners at ease and creates a fun hands-on creative process. His direct collaboration with his clients allowsthem to put their stamp on their homes as each space takes on a distinct character reflective of the client,context and lifestyle.
After completing a workshop in Milan, Italy at the internationally acclaimed Institute of European Design andwith several hospitality projects, luxury homes, swanky offices and designer boutiques under his belt, thisfun-loving designer has his eyes set on the stars!
A warm and ambient café designed by Ameet Mirpuri
A perfect balance of bright and mute colours lends this entrance a unique charm. The new outdoor area has a pop of burgundy which continues through the bar.
The central courtyard with a tree in the centre has multiple hanging lights that resemble small tree branches. This walkway to the brewery adds old-world charm. To achieve this look, the designer used muted materials such as wood, jute furniture, light-coloured walls and chequered design tiles.
The outdoor private dining area has a green wall full of natural plants in contrast to the printed tiled flooring. This makes up for a bright and peaceful setting both day and night
The colour pop of burgundy in the bar adds drama to the café. This stretches from the indoors to the new outdoor area, giving the space seamless connectivity. Lighting has been used creatively to give a romantic feel to the space.
This 100×16 feet library is filled with 6000 carefully curated and handpicked books that are all colour coordinated and stacked to give an eye-catching display. This mesmerizing backdrop with beautiful chandeliers, arched ceilings, and metal furniture gives it a perfect European feel.
The beautiful ceiling is done in MCM (Micro Concrete Medium) textures and cove lighting is added to give a calm vibe to this double-height space. This serene atmosphere by day can be easily converted to a fun party space by the evening. Speakers suspended from the ceiling add to the vibe and look of the space. The arches have been designed to give visitors a sneak peek into the upcoming brewery. The burgundy pop runs through this place to add casual seating by the bar.
The lobby exudes a leisurely vibe. The beautifully lit reception table with a double-height veneered wall behind that displays a collection of spirits welcomes you to the café. This connecting hub of the café is dotted with greenery, accessories and a leather upholstered sofa for a relaxing feel. The lights, décor, and tiles in shades of grey add a Victorian feel to this lobby.
The family dining area which overlooks the outdoor seating area is highlighted by a ‘farzi’ man behind the mask designed by Hoozinc Studio. This space with warm lights, wooden beams and columns in shades of brown is cleverly offset with a green-coloured bar wall and matching chairs adding a rustic ambience.
The stage backdrop with LED ladders and monochrome murals add drama and fun to the space. The palatial café can host a party of up to 500 people in a soundproof setting.
