Bohemian 3BHK Home Design: Lavender & White Elegance

This modern bohemian rooftop combines an airy open space with a sheltered, cozy lounging area, creating a perfect blend of comfort and style. The flooring is made of dark wood tiles or composite decking, which contrast beautifully against the lavender walls that bring a calming and sophisticated vibe.

At the center of the rooftop is a lounge seating area, featuring plush cushions in deep oranges, lavender, and golden hues, giving the space a warm and inviting feel. The entire seating area is fully covered by a solid roof structure, resembling a chapra (canopy), designed with durable materials like wood or metal. This roof structure provides complete protection from the rain and sun, ensuring that the sofa area remains sheltered. The roof is solid with no view of the sky above, creating a cozy, intimate atmosphere in the seating area.

Hanging directly above the sofa set, within the covered area, are elegant hanging pendant lights with brass or gold finishes. These lights provide a warm, soft glow, enhancing the ambiance of the space, perfect for evening relaxation. The lights are positioned to illuminate the seating area, adding to the cozy, bohemian aesthetic.

The rest of the rooftop remains open, giving it a sense of freedom and airiness. The white railing adds a minimalist touch, seamlessly blending with the modern bohemian design, while keeping the space feeling open and spacious. The seating area is complemented by a low wooden coffee table with intricate carvings, offering a functional and stylish focal point for the space.

The overall design balances the covered, cozy section for lounging with the open area that allows for a beautiful view of the sky, creating a perfect rooftop retreat for relaxation and entertainment.

Complete House: Structure & Materials Detail

Walls:

Material: Cement plaster or drywall for the walls.

Color:

The lavender walls in the living room, bedrooms, and other common spaces create a soft, calming atmosphere.

For the bathrooms and kitchen, a neutral shade like light grey or white can be used to keep the space feeling clean and spacious.

Accent walls (if any) could feature a deeper tone like charcoal grey or deep maroon for contrast and drama.

Ceiling:

Material: Gypsum board or plasterboard for a smooth, modern finish.

Color: White for a clean, bright, and fresh look. This ensures a sense of height and airiness, especially in spaces like the living room and bedrooms.

In wet areas like bathrooms and kitchens, polished beige marble or light grey porcelain tiles are perfect to maintain cleanliness and durability while providing a neutral, timeless aesthetic.

Roof Structure:

Material: The roof is built with reinforced concrete, providing a strong, durable foundation.

Finish: For an aesthetic touch, the roof may have a smooth plastered finish, which can be painted white or light grey to complement the overall design of the house.

Insulation: Depending on the region’s climate, thermal insulation may be added under the roof for energy efficiency.

Windows and Doors:

Material: Wood for the doors and window frames (for a warm, rustic feel), or aluminum or uPVC for a modern, low-maintenance option.

Color:

For wood frames, a natural wood finish or a dark walnut color could work well.

White or neutral-colored frames (for aluminum/uPVC) that blend seamlessly with the walls and don't overpower the design.

Stairs:

Material: The staircase can be built using reinforced concrete with a wooden handrail or a metal railing for added support.

Finish: The steps could have polished marble or wood for a sleek, elegant look, with th

e railings painted white or dark metal to match the overall aesthetic.