Step inside this mountain-themed, wheelchair-friendly home in Karnal, Haryana, that blends design with accessibility
Here’s a sneak peek to one of the beautiful wheel-chair friendly homes in Karnal, Haryana that features rustic mountain vibes.
From massive garden space to high-ceiling, rustic furniture to mountain vibes, this beautiful house in Karnal has left the internet awestruck with its beauty. Named as Harbhson house, this stunning property belongs to a transport owner and his family living in Karnal. In a house tour with Priyam Saraswat, the owner takes the viewers through his beautifully designed home that blends design with accessibility. This wheel-chair friendly home is designed keeping in mind the needs of the elderly and family's needs.

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Inside the mountain-themed house
Named after the mother of the owner, Harbhajan Kaur, this second home is based on a mountain-theme. Starting from the vaulted and double-heighted ceiling, the house welcomes visitors with a giant modern door. The best part of the house is its internal cooling, which is because of the double-heighted structure. No matter how hot it is outside, the inside of the house remains cool.
The entrance of the house also features a beautiful half-balcony that doubles as a game room. The elegant light fixtures added throughout the living space make it warm and inviting, while keeping that mountain home vibe intact. The low-lying wooden stairs go to the balcony space that delights with a large pool table and books all around the wall-mounted shelves.
Into the corridor
This mountain-themed house features a long corridor with interesting flooring and hand-crafted wooden light fixtures that instantly attract attention. It also has wall-fitted shelves with decorative pieces, adding to the glamour of the space. The sliding glass doors give a beautiful view of the massive garden.

A walk through the garden
The highlight of this beautiful home is its massive, lush garden surrounded by greenery, flowers, and wooden furniture. The large pots placed in the passage area make it look like a heritage lawn. The garden gives a perfect external view of the house. A 100-year-old bullock cart transformed into a planter, and a massive bonfire space adds a luxury vibe to the space.
Into the bedrooms and dining space
The house features a total of four bedrooms, though kept simple and rustic. The bedroom delights with a 50-year-old bed, elegant light fixtures on top, wooden side tables, macrame on the accent wall, and a rustic fan. The large dining room of the house boasts a massive dining table and a corner wood-fire pizza-oven, perfect for satiating pizza cravings. The dining space also has light fixtures.
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