Over the last few weeks, we’ve been walking through the bedrooms of Taru. You’ve seen that they are all inspired by nature one way or the other. The living area is earthy and neutral, the master bedroom has a Mediterranean
Kitchen – Taru
Girl’s Room 1 – Taru
Next up on the tour of Taru, we have the kids rooms. Though the decor is inspired by nature, completely in keeping with the rest of the home, these rooms are younger, livelier, and more fun than the rest of
Master Bedroom – Taru
We’ve seen the entrance and foyer of Taru and had a seat in its living and dining space. It’s time to take a look at the bedrooms now. There are four in all so we’ll take them one at a
Living and Dining – Taru
Hi there, again! I hope you had a good look at Taru’s foyer and are ready to step into the home now because I am more than ready to walk you through the living and dining of Taru today.
Entrance and Passage – Taru
Hello and welcome to our newest and latest project, ‘Taru’. I can’t wait to walk you through all of this beautiful home. There are so many pretty pictures that I am just dying to share. I feel like putting them
Kitchen – Bhargavi
We end our tour of this beautiful home with a walk through the kitchen of Bhargavi. Like most of this home, this kitchen too is designed in simple lines and light, subtle colours. Here’s a neutral kitchen that is anything
Guest Room – Bhargavi
A Very Happy New Year, guys! I can’t think of a better way to bring in a new year, than to share a beautifully designed space with you. So here is the Guest Room of Bhargavi.
Boy’s Room – Bhargavi
Today, let’s take a look at the boy’s room of Bhargavi. This is quite definitely the smallest bedroom I have ever designed. Yet we’ve made sure it has everything this little boy will need not only now, but also in
Master Bedroom – Bhargavi
Next, let’s move on to the master bedroom of Bhargavi. If smart space utilitsation is your thing, you’re definitely going to love this one!
Living and Dining – Bhargavi
Bhargavi is a name for Goddess Durga or Laxmi. I can’t think of a more auspicious beginning to sharing a project, than giving it a name inspired by a Goddess. Now that wasn’t entirely my doing… but we’ll get to