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Explore how Aum Architects infused this home in Mumbai, India with modern minimalism and Hausmannian elements
A happy medium: that is what the Aram House, owned by AUM Architects’ principal Manish Dikshit, represents. Aram is a Tamil word that translates to “not too good, not too bad.” Thus, this apartment sits at the intersection of design, function and personal expression to create a haven amid the bustling city of Mumbai, India.
“The home mirrors the depths of me, layered in stories,” he muses. “This house expresses who we are and how we live. It is designed for us to enjoy while reflecting our tastes, memories and aspirations.”
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In contrast with the vibrant, modern neighbourhood, Manish Dikshit followed the Haussmannian style to imbue the space with elegance and serenity. “One of my greatest passions is travel, especially my recent explorations in Europe. The beauty and inspiration I encountered on those journeys subtly influenced the aesthetic and spatial decisions for our home,” explains the architect.
Upon entering the foyer, guests are given a glimpse of the home’s neoclassical style through its traditional chequered flooring paired with a double-leaf glass door featuring cast-iron grill detailing underneath. The house then opens into a sleek, white environment, with an open floor plan leading from the living room to the dining and kitchen areas.
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