Minnie Bhatt Design

Minnie Bhatt Design The mantra of Minnie Bhatt Designs is not only to create exquisite spaces that are timeless and auth

09/05/2026

Somewhere amidst earthy textures, calming greens, and thoughtfully layered details, the interiors at Ishaara Churchstreet create a space that feels both grounding and immersive.

📸:
[Minnie Bhatt Design, Minnie Bhatt, Interior Designer, Interior, Furniture, Architecture, Indian Interior, Ishaara, Churchstreet, Nature, Earthy, Textures, Design]

The spatial experience evolves through light. During the day, natural illumination highlights the subtle textures and mu...
07/05/2026

The spatial experience evolves through light. During the day, natural illumination highlights the subtle textures and muted palette, while by night, the sculptural ceiling - inspired by Boro textile patchwork - emerges as a luminous installation, casting a soft, diffused glow that anchors the entire dining space.

📸:
[Minnie Bhatt Design, Minnie Bhatt, Interior Designer, Interior, Furniture, Architecture, Indian Interior, Restaurant, Mirai, Bandra, Korean, Japanese, Minimal, Textures, Live Cooking, Calm, Dining, Day & Night, Boro Textile Patchwork, Central Installation]

05/05/2026

Something about plans after work just makes everything get done faster… no complaints though.
[Minnie Bhatt Design, Minnie Bhatt, Interior Designer, Interior, Furniture, Architecture, Indian Interior, Team, After work plans, Trending]

The private dining rooms are articulated through delicate wooden lattice screens, drawing from East Asian spatial princi...
04/05/2026

The private dining rooms are articulated through delicate wooden lattice screens, drawing from East Asian spatial principles of permeability and layering. These enclosures create a sense of intimacy without complete visual isolation, allowing light and glimpses of the larger space to filter through.

📸:
[Minnie Bhatt Design, Minnie Bhatt, Interior Designer, Interior, Furniture, Architecture, Indian Interior, Restaurant, Mirai, Bandra, Korean, Japanese, Minimal, Textures, Private Room, Wooden, Calm, Dining]

The karaoke room introduces a more expressive design language. Acoustic wall panelling ensures sound comfort, while neon...
03/05/2026

The karaoke room introduces a more expressive design language. Acoustic wall panelling ensures sound comfort, while neon cat graphics add a contemporary, playful layer; balancing performance, functionality, and visual character.

📸:
[Minnie Bhatt Design, Minnie Bhatt, Interior Designer, Interior, Furniture, Architecture, Indian Interior, Restaurant, Mirai, Bandra, Korean, Japanese, Minimal, Textures, Karaoke Room, Singing, Neon Cat, Calm, Dining]

The bar is envisioned as a moment of quiet contrast within the space. A backlit stone veneer forms a textured canvas, wh...
25/04/2026

The bar is envisioned as a moment of quiet contrast within the space. A backlit stone veneer forms a textured canvas, while the illuminated onyx counter introduces warmth and depth - creating a setting that feels both grounded and atmospheric, especially as the lighting transitions into the evening.

📸:
[Minnie Bhatt Design, Minnie Bhatt, Interior Designer, Interior, Furniture, Architecture, Indian Interior, Restaurant, Mirai, Bandra, Korean, Japanese, Minimal, Textures, Bar, Calm, Dining, Onyx]

Mirai, Bandra is designed as a quiet balance between Japanese precision and Korean dining culture. The space stays inten...
23/04/2026

Mirai, Bandra is designed as a quiet balance between Japanese precision and Korean dining culture. The space stays intentionally minimal in palette, letting textures, materials and live cooking take focus. It’s less about excess and more about how each element comes together to create a calm, immersive dining environment.

📸:
[Minnie Bhatt Design, Minnie Bhatt, Interior Designer, Interior, Furniture, Architecture, Indian Interior, Restaurant, Mirai, Bandra, Korean, Japanese, Minimal, Textures, Live Cooking, Calm, Dining]

22/04/2026

Every space has a story and this one has a lot to say.
Introducing Talking Spaces with Minnie Bhatt - a series where we go beyond the aesthetics and get into the real conversations behind the design.
Episode 1 features Mirai, Bandra. The textures, the lighting, the layout - Minnie and Ishani take us through every intentional design choice that went into building this space from the ground up.

[Minnie Bhatt Design, Minnie Bhatt, Interior Designer, Interior, Furniture, Architecture, Indian Interior, Mirai, Japanese, Korean, Bandra, Culture, Design, Talking Spaces, Episode 1]

The entrance begins with a wall that tells a story. A large textured wall sits right beside the entrance, unfolding like...
20/04/2026

The entrance begins with a wall that tells a story.
A large textured wall sits right beside the entrance, unfolding like a landscape, mountains, temples, traces of architecture, and hints of greenery, all coming together in one continuous surface.
This is what design can do. It doesn’t just decorate, it transports.

📸:
[Minnie Bhatt Design, Minnie Bhatt, Interior Designer, Interior, Furniture, Architecture, Indian Interior, Restaurant, Burma Burma, Jio World Drive, Burmese Culture, Textures, Vibrant, Entrance]

It begins at the door.Deep red, tall, and inviting, it feels less like an entrance and more like a threshold. The moment...
18/04/2026

It begins at the door.
Deep red, tall, and inviting, it feels less like an entrance and more like a threshold. The moment you cross it, the outside fades, and you’re pulled into a space that feels richer, warmer, and completely its own.
From there, the story opens up in corners, in textures, in the way every seat finds its place.

📸:
[Minnie Bhatt Design, Minnie Bhatt, Interior Designer, Interior, Furniture, Architecture, Indian Interior, Restaurant, Burma Burma, Jio World Drive, Burmese Culture, Textures, Vibrant, Entrance]

There’s colour, and then there’s expression.From deep blues to warmer tones, from art-lined walls to a ceiling that move...
16/04/2026

There’s colour, and then there’s expression.
From deep blues to warmer tones, from art-lined walls to a ceiling that moves with the space, this side feels fluid, almost instinctive. The kind of design that catches your eye and holds it, without trying too hard.

And then there’s the bar, layered with motifs and artefacts like a collection of stories in the background. It adds depth without taking away from the flow, making the space feel even more rich, lived-in, and complete.

📸: Prashant Bhat
[Minnie Bhatt Design, Minnie Bhatt, Interior Designer, Interior, Furniture, Architecture, Indian Interior, Restaurant, Burma Burma, Jio World Drive, Burmese Culture, Textures, Vibrant]

Address

Worli

Telephone

+919987191306

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Minnie Bhatt Design posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Minnie Bhatt Design:

Shortcuts

Share

Category