This colourful mansion in Dahod, Gujarat, India designed by DA Architects belongs to a family of Dawoodi Bohras, a small trading community within the Ismaili branch of Shia Muslim. It’s a first-of-its kind home tour featured here; the bungalow’s interior design is deeply rooted in the cultural beliefs of the family and the architectural legacy of a community. Expect to see liberal use of solid teak wood, Moroccan patterned tiles, carved jaali doors, tinted glasses and arches reminiscent of the Mughal era. About the project: Who lives here: A Dawoodi Bohra community family of 5 members. Murtuza & Zehra along with their 2 kids (younger son & elder daughter) & father.Location: Dahod, Gujarat, IndiaYear Built: 2018Type: a private bungalowSize: 4,500 sq.ft comprising 4 bedrooms and 5 bathroomsDesigned by: Dhara Desai & Atri Shah from DA ArchitectsBrief: interiors reflecting traditional Islamic style with all modern technological implementation. on a limited budget.Design aesthetic: Islamic style…
