We’re Loving The Quirky Decor At Mumbai’s Ministry Of New!

A design-inspired co-working space, Ministry of New in Fort has created a lot of buzz with its intelligent use of space, design, and decor. We loved the old world allure, along with its lush greenery, minimalism, and modernity. Here are our top picks from the space that make it a great place to escape to when you can’t handle your office – or home – anymore.

 

Cosy Rugs From Jaipur

The common working space at Ministry Of New is huge yet homely, and the answer to this lies under our feet. Hand-woven rugs with patterns ranging from geometric to Aztec rule here, and these rugs from Jaipur Rugs Foundation (some of which are over a 100 years old, and have been restored) cover the floor beautifully, almost looking like a warm hug calling out to us. Relaxing with our shoes off? Totally doing that. Check them out here, or order them online for your living room.

 

SHOP NOW: Fab Furnish Blue And Beige Rug (Rs 6,674)

 

Cane Basket Light Lamps

The great thing about working at the Ministry Of New are their green and beautifully lit hallways. They’re a great spot to get some fresh air and are made even more hospitable by mellow lighting in humble cane baskets. They were custom made for the space, and add a lot of character.

 

SHOP NOW: Sylvn Studio Titfer Ceiling Lamp (Rs 3,199)

 

Quirky Seating

Snug, cushy, restful — we can find anything from bar stool-like chairs to aesthetically designed plastic chairs in the courtyard at this space. It just makes work a little easier when we’re perched on a high bar stool.

 

SHOP NOW: Bombay Atelier Window Stool (Price on request)

 

Unique Showpieces

A big red typewriter sitting boldly in the centre or a terrarium lounging near the window, Ministry of New is home to statement showpieces and we love it.

 

SHOP NOW: Mechanical Typewriter Desktop Display (Rs 960)

 

Colourful Couches

The bright and cheerful couches are scattered casually around the library. They invite us now and then for a nap for when we need to recharge from work. Interestingly, a second-hand couch placed near the cafe has been upholstered to seamlessly fit into the design scheme.

 

SHOP NOW: Gulmohar Lane Panjim House Collection Sofa (Rs 27,900)

Photos: Athul Prasad/LBB
Additional inputs: Japleen Kaur

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