Quaint living is a luxury affordable to few in the 21st century, metropolitan world. However, such is not the case with the retirement city of Pune. Suiting the very essence of quaint living is the Jain Residence crafted in the upscale locale of Balewadi. This 1,700 sqft apartment, meticulously designed by the Think team, showcases how thoughtful interior design enhances residents' quality of life in the city’s hustle bustle.

From the outset, the residence establishes a serene ambiance that does justice to the welcoming family inside. Marble flooring graces the entirety of the space, transitioning seamlessly to wooden flooring in the master bedroom to the matte grey tiles that extend this tranquillity further onto the balcony. A sleek wooden entry console, adorned with a planter, welcomes guests, while a dusky teal Asian Paints wall paint adds a cheerful touch to the hospitality. Here, you also see a unique wall treatment of vertical grooves in the wall plaster—these vertical grooves will accompany the rest of the house to maintain a design language of its own. 

The spacious living room exhibits a harmonious blend of comfort and aesthetics, achieved through a palette of whites and browns. The feature wall is a testament to the praxis of design principles learnt in the initial stages of design; it shows a strong sense of visual symmetry put to use. The L-shaped TV unit has a mandir concealed in a tower on one side and a door of the exact same colour and height on the other side. Ample natural light floods the space, accentuating its airy ambiance, while strategic colour selections add depth and warmth.