Vernacular interior design

Designed by The BAD Studio, this four-bedroom farmhouse brings a contemporary touch to vernacular materials and tropical modern design.

Palimpsest By From Around Here

Our intention was to create a sense of nostalgia. A timeless and modern residence design that opts for sustainability.

This is a throwback to “INDIAN ROOTS” with dramatized traditional materials in a contemporary way. Each space has been given its own essence from the natural elements- Earth, Water, Fire, Air and the limitless Aether. This Traditional interior design is exactly what it sounds like: a traditional, warm, soothing, and familiar home décor style steeped in the customs of the past but not limited to any one historical period

This home borrows vernacular design elements & adopts a minimalistic approach with simple details, embracing an earthy material palette.

Farmhouse new Bengaluru: Vernacular design and ecological sensitivity come together in this offbeat farmhouse on the outskirts of city.

Typically, sales centers are sleek and contemporary. After all, modern business transactions are what they’re all about. Mod Service Design took another tact entirely for its Everbon Gaoqiao Town Sales Center, winner of the sales centers & show flats category. The firm’s frame of reference was a rain-forest resort, one that, Shanghai-based creative director Jay Lee notes, “would make potential buyers feel as if they are on holiday.”

The Architect's Diary on Instagram: "Today's Featured This Vernacular Style Home Transports You to a Vintage Countryside | @archaic.design.studio Editorial Note : "The vernacular elements of "Champakunj" in Ahmedabad take one on a road trip down the southern state of Kerala. Timber and earthy tones predominate the interiors, from the wooden-carved pillars to the rattan-backed jhoola. Vintage textures and fabric decoration add a touch of vintage luxury to a clean, minimalist approach."…

When we think of Indian design, our mind usually goes straight to architectural works. But there are in our vernacular design language, elements and features that have become almost emblematic of ethnic interior design. There are many examples, but we’ve listed some of our favorites, based on its continued popularity in contemporary homes! Image Courtesy: Image 1: Two Storey Design Studio Image 2: The Samode Haveli, Jaipur Image 3: Ishita Sitwala

VPA Architects straddle a seamless dialogue with verdant settings, poignant memories and contemporary architecture with vernacular inspirations.