Villa Hacienda - Spanish Hacienda Interior Design

A weekend retreat away from the city to unwind, refresh and rest. Spanish hacienda-style casa that feels authentic yet modern.

INTRODUCTION

Urban life can be hectic, taxing and drains you out completely. The tall buildings, the same 9-to-5 hamster wheel, the power a man imposes on nature is so prominent in day to day life that it can make you feel submerged.

REST, REGROUP AND REACESS

It is vital to unplug from the hustle bustle of the city once in a while to reconnect with nature. Essentially, practice mindfulness on a daily basis to help you stay grounded. Regardless of our social environments, a connection to the natural world provides equilibrium and embodies a sense of belonging. This is one of the simplest methods to take care of you. The need to go back to your roots, spend time in nature can actually make you feel rejuvenated.

Project Description:
Project: Villa Hacienda

Project Type: Farmhouse/ Weekend Retreat

Location: Gurgaon

Area: 12000 sq. ft.

Style: Spanish Hacienda Style

Team:

Design: Nilesh Bansal, Ansh Bishnoi and Ujjwal Bansal

Structure: EBI India

THE FARMHOUSE

The use of natural, unrefined materials reconnects us to our roots. The house combines rustic interiors with Spanish Hacienda Style. Natural wood and stone are used to bring nature into the home, blending it with the visible landscape through the use of large glass.

Large buildings made of steel, glass, and other man-made materials monopolize the city life. These materials demonstrate man's strong dominance over nature. Natural materials, on the other hand, remind us of the primitive times when early man relied on these materials to create shelter.

Earthy materials and tones give the space a sophisticated elegance. The elements combined create a homely atmosphere with a sense of warmth.

Exposed wooden beams are just one eye-catching feature in the living room, which creates a truly one-of-a-kind experience. The living room has large windows with doors that completely open to provide an open indoor/outdoor feel while overlooking the stunning scenery.

The walls of the house are kept plain to drive the focus to the stone cladding as well as the wooden ceiling. The wood imparts a cozy and warm vibe to the whole space.

Asymmetrical facades, stucco walls, tile roofs, rounded windows and doorways, and rooms that open onto courtyards or patios are few features which set this weekend retreat an abode away from the city where you can just unwind and relax is a perfect weekend getaway that can fuel you up for the next week.

The interior design of the whole house is tied with the amalgamation of the thought to create a discrete environment from the city and keep the earthy and welcoming appeal to it as well.

Villa Hacienda creates a significant change to transition from an urban, contemporary residence to nearly 12000 square feet large property.

CONCLUSION

Taking a break from daily life gives you space, and interrupting the daily cycle can restore not only your physical but also your mental energy levels. Daily stress can reduce creativity and cloud our judgement, inferring that we are not working to our full potential. Being stuck, whether at work or in your routine, can have negative consequences; however, taking a break allows you to return revitalized and with new ideas.

Sometimes in life it is vital to take a break from the busy urban life to rest, reorganize and refocus!

Reetika Tandon, Writer

About the Author

Reetika is an intern at Chaukor Studio and loves to articulate her thoughts in form of blogs and showcase the design process in a unique manner.