Starting an interior design business is a creative journey with no defined road map. Renowned interior designer Ninad Pardeshi, the founder of ELMDESIGNS, knows this all too well. He has not only created beautiful spaces but also developed a unique design philosophy inspired by nature’s five elements: Earth, Fire, Water, Air, and Space.
For Ninad Pardeshi, reconnecting with nature is a guiding principle. He believes that incorporating these elements into his designs helps restore the relationship between people and the natural world. His work is driven by the idea of balance and harmony, grounding clients in an ever-evolving environment.
Notably, Ninad Pardeshi has had the privilege of designing mansions and workplaces for several Bollywood celebrities, including Saif Ali Khan, Sohail Khan, and Sanjay Kapoor.
Sanjay Kapoor and Maheep Kapoor approached Pardeshi to design their property. Sanjay Kapoor had a vision of a grand yet extravagant space with a touch of simplicity. The living room alone spans an impressive 2500 square feet.
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Sohail Khan, on the other hand, sought a serene sanctuary—a peaceful haven to escape to after a demanding day. He desired a den filled with natural elements, abundant light, and vibrant colors, creating a magical atmosphere.
Recently, Saif Ali Khan, affectionately known as Chote Nawab, enlisted Ninad Pardeshi to design his workplace. Designing the Maddock Films office proved to be a challenging task due to the tight timeline. The project involved creating an office space across eight floors, with up to 600 people working on-site simultaneously.
Ninad Pardeshi’s approach to design, inspired by nature and infused with creativity, has made him a sought-after interior designer in the industry. His ability to bring harmony, elegance, and functionality to spaces resonates with clients, whether they are Bollywood celebrities or individuals seeking his expertise.
As Ninad Pardeshi continues to craft stunning interiors and workspaces, his dedication to connecting people with nature through design remains a cornerstone of his philosophy.
