General Areas of Residencial flats

Functional Areas

• Lobby / Outer Foyer area

Entrance from Corridors

• Entrance / Inner Foyer area

welcoming area before the main living space which creates the first impression with shoe rack , mirrors or console tables.

• Puja / Mandir area

spiritual area

• Living Room

Acts as the central gathering space. Designed with seating arrangements, entertainment units, and often includes accent walls or statement furniture.

• Dinning Area

  Often integrated with the living room in open-plan designs. Includes a dining table, chairs, and sometimes decorative lighting or wall art.

• Kitchen

  Can be modular or traditional. Includes cabinets, countertops, appliances, and often a breakfast counter in modern designs.

• Balcony

  Used for relaxation or gardening. Often styled with outdoor furniture or plants.

• Utility Room / Dry Balcony

  Space for laundry, storage, or appliances

  
  

• Bedroom

  Designed for comfort with beds, wardrobes, side tables, and sometimes study desks. Minimalist or thematic designs are common

  
  

• Study / Office Room

  A dedicated corner or room for work/study with ergonomic furniture and proper lighting.

  
  

• Bathroom

  Includes a sink, countertop, and storage cabinets. Often paired with mirrors and lighting for grooming purposes.

  It can feature enclosed glass doors or open designs. Includes fixtures like rain showers, handheld showers, or wall-mounted systems.