I appreciate the way you articulate that structural engineer, society, etc must be consulted, most don’t even bother and a contractor does the job without anyone being the wiser….
Hi, Good work .. Have you worked on jodi flat where, post removal of partition, the living room is horizontally long (42ft × 11ft) with deck on either ends which are east and west facing .. Seeking guidance on the same..
Hi... Kay I like your suggestions... N like to listen to u... Layout is good.. y don't u do an IKEA living n bedroom minimalistic layout with study room too
Hey! Thanks Debra! As for your request, It so happens that I’ve done a bedroom with a study using Ikea products in another video. Link - ruclips.net/video/iNUVJJJxhuY/видео.html
How about the flower bed area? Do we require permission to include it in the room? And how to use it better than making it a sitting area. It would be nice to see it in your videos
Hi Bharati! Interesting question.. So a flower bed feature has been added with the intent of facade beautification by the architect. So usually the housing society doesn't permit any changes to enclose it & make it a part of your room as it could affect the facade elevation of the building. That being said, if it does not affect the facade elevation, you may get a nod from the housing society to include it in your room.
What is the cost of all formalities from structural to Bmc, my interior designers says that you dont need to do all those its very costly ? Please do reply
@@ninadroczSo... the master bedroom plan shown in the builder's proposal is a sham. The layout that's shown in the brochure cannot be done in reality. I''ve made an entire video about it titled - "How builders cheat homebuyers" you should check it and you will understand the problem better. Coincidentally, the bedroom plan shown in this episode and in the "how builders cheat homebuyers" are exactly similar in size & builder's proposal is also same! Link for the previous video mentioned - ruclips.net/video/3piYbrzeChA/видео.html
I am loving your work. But I have one concern regarding putting slider door for bathroom. There is gap between slider door and the wall. So privacy is compromised here. Atleast 2 persons are sharing this bedroom, bathroom needs absolute privacy. Isn't it
Hi! Yes you've got a good point. In this particular layout, opening the door outwards was not an option and opening it inwards would have hit the WC. So in this case, putting in sliding doors was my last resort. As you correctly pointed out, sliding doors tend to have air gaps which does not make it the best solution for private areas. Having said that, there are ways to seal the gap for an air-tight , sound/smell insulation.
I have purchased a jodi flat..loved ur concept on bedroom and other utility space..but how to watch TV as you placed the same adjacent to main seating area.Also family members are total 5 of mine.. and so much seating is it practical? Also can it be an open kitchen concept so that we can use the actual kitchen as in study room.. Pl reply so that i can have some understanding in designing my home
Hi Gulzar, thank you and congratulations on the purchase! There are 2 parts of your question. Here's my reply to the first part regarding the seating - As per the plan shown, I've placed a 2 seater sofa opposite the TV and the design of the armchairs are as such that they can be swivelled/moved and become additional seats while watching TV plus you have the long sofa, where you can put your legs up face the tv, using its arm as the backrest. As for the number of seats - this plan can accomodate 7 seats in the main seating area, if you add the 2 floating chairs I've shown, it becomes 9 seats in all. Also there's a dining space which can double as a separate seating zone and then there's the bench which can also host another corner for conversation. Having many seats are good if you entertain a lot of guests and if that may not be the case for you, and say you need a study zone or a prayer room or any other task specific area then, that can be laid out slightly differently by eliminating some of the seats that you don't require. Hope this helps!
As for the second part of your question regarding the open kitchen - that I can help you with, only after seeing your layout & understanding your specific requirements in much more detail. The layout shown here is just an example and may not match the size/type/shape of your existing floor plan. You can contact us for such design specific services on our email ID - kayjaycob@gmail.com. We'd be happy to help you! Thank you :)
How would you design a jodi flat with a load bearing common wall? Our builder has allowed to remove the middle load bearing wall only partially. Its a 2+2 bhk jodi flat. Pls suggest your approach to design such that the two parts of hall don't look odd.
Hi Rashi, although without taking a look at your floor plan, its very difficult to suggest the best way ahead, but I can offer a generic tip to you which would be that you first figure out the different zones you need in your living room. I'm guessing that the load bearing wall will create a distinctive zone in the living room which I suppose you can use to your advantage as a zone where that partition may help with privacy - It could be a den, a bar area, a study or home office, a puja room, dining room, or a tv room. Or that zone could have additional seating, in which case, I would recommend you try to create a layout which when added up with the adjacent zone(s) will create a larger combined seating area if possible. It all comes down to what you need and how you wish to use the space on a daily basis which would support your lifestyle. This is the first thing we understand in detail to create a successful layout for our clients. To avail our services, for a more detailed solution tailored to your needs, you can shoot an enquiry at - kayjaycob@gmail.com
![[4K] Watch SpaceX Catch A Starship Rocket From Space!!! #IFT5](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/pIKI7y3DTXk/mqdefault.jpg)
I appreciate the way you articulate that structural engineer, society, etc must be consulted, most don’t even bother and a contractor does the job without anyone being the wiser….
The illustrations are very well explained, crisp snapshot 🙌
Very Resourceful !!
Thank you!
Very nice video, helpful in designing my home
Hi, Good work .. Have you worked on jodi flat where, post removal of partition, the living room is horizontally long (42ft × 11ft) with deck on either ends which are east and west facing .. Seeking guidance on the same..
I loved the way you created that dining space…very well designed.
Hey! Thanks.. I too enjoyed putting it together..
Amazing Creativity. Loved it.Keep up the good work.
Thanks!
Hi... Kay I like your suggestions... N like to listen to u... Layout is good.. y don't u do an IKEA living n bedroom minimalistic layout with study room too
Hey! Thanks Debra!
As for your request, It so happens that I’ve done a bedroom with a study using Ikea products in another video.
Link -
ruclips.net/video/iNUVJJJxhuY/видео.html
I have a Jodi flat 1BHK + 1BHK but the concern is the hall is apart and the bedroom is the common wall. Can u make a video of such flat
Nicely explained
Thanks !
How about the flower bed area? Do we require permission to include it in the room? And how to use it better than making it a sitting area. It would be nice to see it in your videos
Hi Bharati! Interesting question..
So a flower bed feature has been added with the intent of facade beautification by the architect. So usually the housing society doesn't permit any changes to enclose it & make it a part of your room as it could affect the facade elevation of the building. That being said, if it does not affect the facade elevation, you may get a nod from the housing society to include it in your room.
@@kjacob_interiors Thanks KJ! 😃
What is the cost of all formalities from structural to Bmc, my interior designers says that you dont need to do all those its very costly ? Please do reply
Quite informative..Loved the living room layout..looking forward to the next video..🤗🤗
Thank you!
Any idea for a jodi flat with the central wall intact.
Why u kept toilet opp kitchen?? Is it required?
The permission from authority part was well explained...looking for more options for jodi flat
Thanks! Sure, will be uploading one more very soon.
New video on a jodi flat design
ruclips.net/video/hcgsNAX1v6g/видео.html
Hope it helps!
What software is used for modelling and rendering?
When u say, "With their Blessing". What do u mean?
As always amazing 🤩☺️
😊
Really helpful and well-done! 🙌🏻
Amazingly you changed the design and nice concept.. keep up the good work..
Thank you!
why did u said the 2 bedroom design is sham.. I am a bit confused
@@ninadroczSo... the master bedroom plan shown in the builder's proposal is a sham. The layout that's shown in the brochure cannot be done in reality. I''ve made an entire video about it titled - "How builders cheat homebuyers" you should check it and you will understand the problem better. Coincidentally, the bedroom plan shown in this episode and in the "how builders cheat homebuyers" are exactly similar in size & builder's proposal is also same!
Link for the previous video mentioned -
ruclips.net/video/3piYbrzeChA/видео.html
@@kjacob_interiors ok noted let me check on your mentioned video.
Thanks for your response..
Nice plan ☺️ nice working
Thank you!
Request for Full Video like before and After...sometimes lengthy video gives us more wider vision
Superb!!!
Thank you!
Amazing vedeo, well explained
Thank you!
Very informative
Thank you!
Very nice...all the best.
Thank you!
Very informative.. As always.. 👏👏looking forward next..
Thank You! More videos - coming soon... :)
Superb plan madam
Thank you ! Glad you liked it.
I am loving your work. But I have one concern regarding putting slider door for bathroom. There is gap between slider door and the wall. So privacy is compromised here. Atleast 2 persons are sharing this bedroom, bathroom needs absolute privacy. Isn't it
Hi! Yes you've got a good point.
In this particular layout, opening the door outwards was not an option and opening it inwards would have hit the WC. So in this case, putting in sliding doors was my last resort. As you correctly pointed out, sliding doors tend to have air gaps which does not make it the best solution for private areas. Having said that, there are ways to seal the gap for an air-tight , sound/smell insulation.
I have purchased a jodi flat..loved ur concept on bedroom and other utility space..but how to watch TV as you placed the same adjacent to main seating area.Also family members are total 5 of mine.. and so much seating is it practical? Also can it be an open kitchen concept so that we can use the actual kitchen as in study room.. Pl reply so that i can have some understanding in designing my home
Hi Gulzar, thank you and congratulations on the purchase! There are 2 parts of your question. Here's my reply to the first part regarding the seating - As per the plan shown, I've placed a 2 seater sofa opposite the TV and the design of the armchairs are as such that they can be swivelled/moved and become additional seats while watching TV plus you have the long sofa, where you can put your legs up face the tv, using its arm as the backrest. As for the number of seats - this plan can accomodate 7 seats in the main seating area, if you add the 2 floating chairs I've shown, it becomes 9 seats in all. Also there's a dining space which can double as a separate seating zone and then there's the bench which can also host another corner for conversation. Having many seats are good if you entertain a lot of guests and if that may not be the case for you, and say you need a study zone or a prayer room or any other task specific area then, that can be laid out slightly differently by eliminating some of the seats that you don't require. Hope this helps!
As for the second part of your question regarding the open kitchen - that I can help you with, only after seeing your layout & understanding your specific requirements in much more detail. The layout shown here is just an example and may not match the size/type/shape of your existing floor plan. You can contact us for such design specific services on our email ID - kayjaycob@gmail.com. We'd be happy to help you! Thank you :)
thanks for the elaboration..and keep going up!
@@kjacob_interiors Noted.. shall be sending soon.
New video on a jodi flat design
ruclips.net/video/hcgsNAX1v6g/видео.html
Hope it helps!
How would you design a jodi flat with a load bearing common wall? Our builder has allowed to remove the middle load bearing wall only partially. Its a 2+2 bhk jodi flat. Pls suggest your approach to design such that the two parts of hall don't look odd.
Hi Rashi, although without taking a look at your floor plan, its very difficult to suggest the best way ahead, but I can offer a generic tip to you which would be that you first figure out the different zones you need in your living room. I'm guessing that the load bearing wall will create a distinctive zone in the living room which I suppose you can use to your advantage as a zone where that partition may help with privacy - It could be a den, a bar area, a study or home office, a puja room, dining room, or a tv room. Or that zone could have additional seating, in which case, I would recommend you try to create a layout which when added up with the adjacent zone(s) will create a larger combined seating area if possible. It all comes down to what you need and how you wish to use the space on a daily basis which would support your lifestyle. This is the first thing we understand in detail to create a successful layout for our clients. To avail our services, for a more detailed solution tailored to your needs, you can shoot an enquiry at - kayjaycob@gmail.com
New video on a jodi flat design
ruclips.net/video/hcgsNAX1v6g/видео.html
Hope it helps!
Amazing ✨
Hey thanks!
Very informative 👏
Thank you !
Awesome video
Thank you !
I love the way you explained. How can I contact you? Need help for my new home.
Shoot me an enquiry email at kayjaycob@gmail.com
Nice video😊
Awesome👍...
Thanks !!
is this design from a project in powai....not taking names