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    Kitchen – Sukoon

    Kitchen of Sukoon - contemporary design, grey terrazzo counter top, wood floor, white textured tile backsplash, wood cabinets, black handles

    A peek through the dining room doorway, and you catch a glimpse of the calm, composed heart of the home. The kitchen of Sukoon, was designed to feel just like the rest of the space—tidy, thoughtful, and full of quiet

    Rittika December 15, 2025October 22, 2025 Home Interiors, Kitchens, Projects, Sukoon - Peace No Comments Read more

    Boy’s Room – Phoenix

    Boy's Bedroom of Phoenix - white brick wall, modern vintage, contemporary, upholstered headboard on pegs, poster gallery wall, wooden wardrobes with black metal handles

    Just off the dining area, we have the boy’s room of Phoenix. It strikes a seamless balance between style and substance. There’s a deliberate calmness in the palette—earthy, muted, masculine—but the room still feels youthful and lived-in.

    Rittika November 10, 2025November 11, 2025 Bedrooms, Home Interiors, Phoenix, Projects No Comments Read more

    Kitchen – Bhargavi

    Kitchen of Bhargavi - Beige and white kitchen

    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

    Rittika January 9, 2024March 7, 2024 Bhargavi, Home Interiors, Kitchens, Projects 3 Comments Read more

    Boy’s Room – Bhargavi

    Boy's Room - Bhargavi - study and bed in one line

    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

    Rittika December 12, 2023March 7, 2024 Bedrooms, Bhargavi, Home Interiors, Projects 4 Comments Read more

    Living and Dining – Bhargavi

    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

    Rittika November 21, 2023March 7, 2024 Balconies & Terraces, Bhargavi, Foyers & Entryways, Home Interiors, Living & Dining, Projects No Comments Read more

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    Sideboards: because apparently every dining room n Sideboards: because apparently every dining room needs one piece of furniture whose main job is to quietly hide all the things we don’t want on display. 

And yet, they can do so much more:

• Extra storage, without making the room feel bulky
• A surface for art, lamps, books — and the occasional bowl of something decorative
• A chance to bring in a different material, colour or texture
• The perfect spot to make a little styling statement

Some are subtle. Some are sculptural. Some are doing a lot of the heavy lifting.

These are our favourites. Which one is yours?

Photography: @bizou.photos
    When I asked our client what she’d like to see on When I asked our client what she’d like to see on the foyer ceiling, her answer was simple: a monastery vibe.

We loved the idea, but there was one little challenge. This ceiling had to feel peaceful and contemplative, while still belonging to the colourful, layered world of Vahaal.

So we took that feeling and interpreted it in our own way. Rich earthy tones, intricate geometric patterns and a warm brass chandelier come together to create a ceiling that feels almost meditative, but still carries the character of the home.

Sometimes the most interesting design ideas start with just three words: “I want this.” 🤍

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    A room that has to do a little bit of everything — A room that has to do a little bit of everything — work, read, watch, lounge… and apparently supervise the cat.

The brief here was to bring study and entertainment together without making the room feel like an office.

• A full-height walnut unit combines the TV, bookshelves, storage and a compact work desk
• The deep teal backdrop gives the joinery some depth and makes the warm wood stand out
• Open shelves keep the unit from feeling too heavy and give all those books a starring role
• A vintage-style upholstered chair adds a softer, more collected note
• Layered curtains filter the daylight and make the room feel cosy when it’s time to switch from work mode to movie mode

And the best part? Everything has its place, but the room still feels like a living space rather than a piece of cabinetry.

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    Every home has a story. Some begin with a floor pl Every home has a story. Some begin with a floor plan. Others begin with a feeling. Vahaal is one of those homes.

It was gifted to our client by her late father. The interiors, in turn, were lovingly commissioned by her brother. Before we even picked a colour palette or sketched the first layout, this home was already wrapped in love. Designing it was simply our way of carrying that story forward.

Some places feel like home the very first time you step inside...
Vahaal is exactly that.
Some people feel like home even though you’ve only just met them...
@riddhi_biren_savla and @rishitsavla are exactly that.

This home is warm, personal and full of little stories. And perhaps that’s what makes it feel like home.

I can’t wait to take you through it...
Welcome to Vahaal. 🤍 

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    There are two kinds of people: those who take thei There are two kinds of people:
those who take their shoes off at the door… and those who somehow manage to leave them everywhere else. 😂

So, here’s to shoe storage that keeps the foyer looking considerably more civilised.

A few of our favourite ways to tuck the footwear away — from sleek and minimal to storage that makes a feature of itself.

These are our favourites. Which one is yours?

Photography: @bizou.photos 
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    A girls’ room that gets its warmth from mixing mat A girls’ room that gets its warmth from mixing materials, not matching everything.

• White wardrobes keep the room light and airy
• Warm wood on the bed and bedside table adds depth
• Soft peaches bring a gentle, playful layer
• Greens from the tropical mural add freshness and contrast
• Woven textures and fabric details keep all those colours feeling cosy rather than busy

The mix of wood + fabric + painted finishes + pattern is what gives this room its warmth. Nothing feels too polished, and nothing feels too precious — which is exactly what a girl’s room should be.

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    An #ARIYONAbeforeafter from this beautiful bedroom An #ARIYONAbeforeafter from this beautiful bedroom. (Swipe 👈🏻for before)

From concrete shell to a bedroom with a point of view.
• A deep blue-and-white palette with a distinctly Indian-inspired feel
• Custom wardrobe shutters with floral detailing
• A traditional carved bed bringing warmth and character
• Patterned textiles tying the whole room together

The biggest change? Not just what was added, but how the room went from construction site to a space that feels like it belongs to someone.

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    Console tables: the furniture equivalent of knowin Console tables: the furniture equivalent of knowing exactly where to stand at a party. 😄

They fill that awkward bit of wall, give your keys a home, and — when done right — add a little personality without demanding too much attention.

These are our favourites. Which one is yours?

Photography: @bizou.photos 
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