Family living room in a Jaipur home with neutral sofas, a marble-topped coffee table, a sculptural gold-leaf chandelier and floor-to-ceiling drapes, designed by MS Interio

Residential · Jaipur · 2025

Residential - Ashwani Kapoor

Home interior design in Jaipur — a family living room in soft, sophisticated neutrals with sculptural lighting.

Project Facts

Category
Residential
Location
Jaipur
Year
2025
Key materials
Marble · Gold-leaf chandelier · Floor-to-ceiling drapes · Wall panelling
Spaces designed
Living room · Bedrooms

The living room brings the family together around generous neutral sofas, a marble-topped coffee table and a sculptural gold-leaf chandelier, with floor-to-ceiling drapes adding height and softness to the space.

The bedrooms follow with the same understated confidence — warm textures, panelled walls and layered lighting that make every room feel finished and calm.

Jaipur home interior in soft neutrals with panelled walls and layered lighting — Residential - Ashwani Kapoor, designed by MS Interio (view 2)
Jaipur home interior in soft neutrals with panelled walls and layered lighting — Residential - Ashwani Kapoor, designed by MS Interio (view 3)
Jaipur home interior in soft neutrals with panelled walls and layered lighting — Residential - Ashwani Kapoor, designed by MS Interio (view 4)
Jaipur home interior in soft neutrals with panelled walls and layered lighting — Residential - Ashwani Kapoor, designed by MS Interio (view 5)
Jaipur home interior in soft neutrals with panelled walls and layered lighting — Residential - Ashwani Kapoor, designed by MS Interio (view 6)
Jaipur home interior in soft neutrals with panelled walls and layered lighting — Residential - Ashwani Kapoor, designed by MS Interio (view 7)

About This Project

Questions About This Project

What is the palette in this home?

Soft, sophisticated neutrals throughout — generous neutral sofas in the living room, warm textures and panelled walls in the bedrooms, with layered lighting doing the work that strong colour would otherwise do.

Why floor-to-ceiling drapes?

They add height and softness to the room, drawing the eye up past the window head and taking the hard edge off the wall line. It is a simple move that changes how large a living room feels.

Does MS Interio design the bedrooms and living areas together?

Yes, when the project scope covers them. Here the bedrooms follow the living room's understated confidence, so every room reads as finished and calm rather than as separate schemes.