Traditional room decor

Georgian architecture lends significance and a sense of history to this brand-new estate home.

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

A little American farmhouse, a touch of French modern, and then a dab of English country. This Mumbai home is a sort of maximalist mix of contemporary global hints with an old-worldly charm.

Traditional Indian homes are typically decorated in rich colors, and intricate patterns. You will also find exotic textiles, and embroidered tapestry around the home. My favorite is a wooden swing which magically hangs in the living room.

Rubel Dhuna of Mumbai-based firm Rubel Dhuna Architects designed this luxury apartment in Pune for the Khemlanis. A heady cocktail (in a pleasant way) of design styles…

As a bibliophile, your love for books goes beyond just reading them - you want to be surrounded by your precious books at all times. Luckily, there are some great ways to incorporate books into your bedroom so you can fall asleep with your books in sight. Here are some interior design tips & tricks for how to design a bedroom for a bibliophile Incorporate BookshelvesThe most obvious way to add books to your bedroom is to add bookshelves. Your bookshelves can be built-in or freestanding. …

Celebrated interior designer Sunita Kohli and her daughter, Kohelika Kohli, invite us to tour their elaborate house decorated with unfaded relics from ages past

Need more sleeping space? These clever hidden bed ideas will show you how to sneak a bed into your home—without disrupting your decor scheme.