Above the rooftops of Mumbai
Located on the upper floors of a residential tower in Mumbai's prestigious Upper Worli district, this apartment celebrates two of the city's greatest privileges: generous space and sweeping views.
The project by Fusionstudio is based on a concept of visual and spatial continuity: a large open space that brings together the different domestic areas in a fluid, light-filled sequence, where every viewpoint is designed to lead the gaze out towards the horizon.
The spacious, bright living area balances openness and intimacy, adapting effortlessly to everyday life and moments of sharing.
Warm-toned velvets, geometric patterns and white marble surfaces alternate with glass and metal details, creating a sophisticated, sensorial composition. Natural light sculpts the space and enhances its softness, turning the interior into a calm, relaxed setting.
Between openness and privacy
Within this continuum, the kitchen, designed by local dealer Valcucine Mumbai | Akruti Luxe, is in constant dialogue with the living area while maintaining a clear identity of its own. The Genius Loci island in Cardoso stone conceals the distinctive secret drawer, perfectly aligned with the rigorous linearity of the top.
New Logica Special Element, with its glass doors, enhances depth and lightness while revealing an impeccably organised interior. Base and tower units in Matt Grey Laminate create a refined play of contrasts with the glossy surfaces, defining the character of the space.
Every design choice connects the interior with the surrounding landscape, without relinquishing a sense of suspended calm. Large glazed openings extend the home towards the city and the expanse of the Arabian Sea, in a continuous dialogue of depth and reflections. The residence thus becomes a place for introspection, where material, light and views merge into a harmonious, seamless domestic experience.
Ph credits: Fabien Charuau
