Varghese Alukkas
📍
Thrissur
"
The work executed by Green Interio Fusion reflects a balanced understanding of space, functionality, and finish. The wardrobe solutions were planned with attention to detail, especially in terms of movement, access, and storage efficiency. Materials used feel appropriate for the setting and are handled with restraint rather than excess. The revolving walk-in section and locker integration are practical additions that enhance daily usability without drawing unnecessary attention. Overall, the execution aligns well with expectations for a private residence of this scale, maintaining a clean aesthetic while addressing functional needs.
The project involved designing and executing a wardrobe system that prioritised both spatial efficiency and visual restraint. Cane shutters were introduced on the exterior to soften the elevation while maintaining structural clarity. Custom natural wooden handles were developed to complement the overall palette, avoiding ornamental excess. The glass wardrobe doors were installed using 180-degree hinges, allowing full access without compromising alignment. Each element was planned to sit comfortably within the larger interior narrative, ensuring the wardrobe remained a functional asset rather than a visual focal point. The approach focused on durability, ease of use, and long-term relevance rather than short-lived trends.
A dedicated locker system was integrated into the wardrobe layout to accommodate secure and organised storage, keeping personal items discreetly housed. The walk-in section was designed around a revolving concept, allowing maximum utilisation of available space while maintaining smooth circulation. Separate zoning was created for footwear, ensuring the shoe rack area remained distinct and easily accessible. Every internal component was measured and positioned to avoid congestion, making the system practical for daily use. The execution reflects a preference for clarity and precision, where movement, access, and storage work together without visual clutter.
Additional Details
This residence required solutions that respected scale, privacy, and long-term functionality. The wardrobe installation was approached as a structured system rather than a single unit, allowing multiple functions to coexist seamlessly. Cane shutters on the exterior introduce texture without dominating the space, while glass elements provide openness and visual continuity. The use of natural wood for customised handles adds warmth while remaining understated. Hinges, internal mechanisms, and revolving sections were selected for reliability and smooth operation over time. The walk-in wardrobe area was carefully planned to maximise usable space while maintaining ease of movement. Separate storage zones for lockers and footwear ensure clarity in organisation. Throughout the execution, emphasis was placed on proportion, finish, and practicality, resulting in an installation that integrates naturally with the residence rather than standing apart from it.
Final Outcome
The completed work demonstrates a measured approach to interior execution, where design decisions are guided by function, longevity, and restraint. Rather than relying on visual statements, the installation focuses on ease of use, efficient storage, and material harmony. Each component serves a clear purpose, contributing to an overall sense of order and refinement. The wardrobe system fits seamlessly within the residence, supporting daily routines without disruption. The result is an interior solution that feels considered and composed, aligning with the expectations of a private luxury home while remaining understated in its presence.
