Brickyard Designs
Interior Design studio
Nestled in the heart of Shyamal, Ahmedabad, Silvi’s Bridal Boutique has been envisioned as a quiet dialogue between tradition and contemporary elegance. Designed by Brickyard Designs, the boutique has been conceived as a narrative space—one where the journey of a bride is celebrated, rooted in heritage yet confident in a modern identity.
At the entrance, the tone is set through a richly detailed traditional motif flooring, by which visitors are gently ushered inside. The display areas are enveloped in Black Kadapa stone, through which warmth, depth, and a timeless backdrop for bridal ensembles are established. Spatial rhythm is choreographed through a series of arches, by which garments are framed with grace, while hand-carved wooden standing mirrors and traditional chandeliers are introduced to add layers of craftsmanship and soft illumination.
Art within the boutique is treated not as ornamentation, but as an intentional and experiential element. At the entrance, a bespoke wooden Chester counter has been crafted, inspired by the pitara once used by queens to store heirlooms. The counter is positioned as both a functional element and a sculptural anchor. Deewan-style seating has been nestled within arched partitions and layered with Pichwai-inspired prints, creating intimate moments of pause and conversation.
The walls are curated as canvases, layered with handcrafted textures, subtle motifs, and artisanal finishes. These treatments have been designed to enhance the garments they frame, never overpowering them. Through this careful orchestration of architecture, art, and emotion, the boutique has been transformed beyond a retail space into an immersive journey—one where craftsmanship and culture are thoughtfully celebrated.
Brickyard Designs
Interior Design studio
Nestled in the heart of Shyamal, Ahmedabad, Silvi’s Bridal Boutique has been envisioned as a quiet dialogue between tradition and contemporary elegance. Designed by Brickyard Designs, the boutique has been conceived as a narrative space—one where the journey of a bride is celebrated, rooted in heritage yet confident in a modern identity.
At the entrance, the tone is set through a richly detailed traditional motif flooring, by which visitors are gently ushered inside. The display areas are enveloped in Black Kadapa stone, through which warmth, depth, and a timeless backdrop for bridal ensembles are established. Spatial rhythm is choreographed through a series of arches, by which garments are framed with grace, while hand-carved wooden standing mirrors and traditional chandeliers are introduced to add layers of craftsmanship and soft illumination.
Art within the boutique is treated not as ornamentation, but as an intentional and experiential element. At the entrance, a bespoke wooden Chester counter has been crafted, inspired by the pitara once used by queens to store heirlooms. The counter is positioned as both a functional element and a sculptural anchor. Deewan-style seating has been nestled within arched partitions and layered with Pichwai-inspired prints, creating intimate moments of pause and conversation.
The walls are curated as canvases, layered with handcrafted textures, subtle motifs, and artisanal finishes. These treatments have been designed to enhance the garments they frame, never overpowering them. Through this careful orchestration of architecture, art, and emotion, the boutique has been transformed beyond a retail space into an immersive journey—one where craftsmanship and culture are thoughtfully celebrated.