One Brick At A Time • Page 14 of 39 • From ‘House’ to ‘Home’

And finally, the last space left to share from our beautiful Mid Century Modern Home. Here is the bold blue boy’s room reveal.

Coffee tables, dining tables, study tables, end tables.. we need all kinds of tables to make a functional home, and we regularly use all kinds in our projects. Now, I know you love getting details of the products we use

Up next, are the two boys’ bedrooms from our Mid Century Modern Home . I will walk you through the wood and white boy’s room reveal today. We’ll wrap up this home with the second boy’s bedroom next time.

They say change is the only constant. That I always head to Pinterest when I’m looking for inspiration, is something that doesn’t seem to change with time. With 70k+ followers and 10 million+ unique viewers every month, Pinterest also seems

It’s time to start showing you the bedrooms of our Mid Century Modern Home, and we begin first with the mint green master bedroom reveal.

If you’ve been with me on Instagram for a while, by now you know I host decor question and answer sessions on my Instagram stories every month. One of the most frequently asked questions during these is ‘How to brighten

Today, with the all white kitchen reveal, I share with you my absolute favourite space from this Mid Century Modern Home. Considering that I cook only once in a while, and usually only when there is no other option, it is

I think being in lockdown over so much of the last one year has brought out the creativity in everyone. I’m here with all the winners of #RittikaLookAtThis 2021 today, and am absolutely amazed by the innovative projects and exciting

A couple of weeks back I shared our Mid Century Modern Living Room with you. Today I’ll show you the few spaces around which I missed out in the last post, i.e. the entrance, passage and study.

I remember writing this post last year, during the first lockdown, and thinking what an unusual Mother’s Day that was going to be. And that we would never have a Mother’s Day like that ever again. But a year later,