The master bedroom of Mio unfolds like a sanctuary of calm, where every detail whispers softness and ease.
Master Bedroom – Mio
Living and Dining – Mio
There’s something magical about naming a home. It gives it character, a soul, a story of its own. This home, bathed in delicate shades of blush and warmth, is called Mio—inspired by the Japanese word for cherry blossom. Much like
Master Bedroom – Kai
Every master bedroom we design begins with a quiet conversation between architecture and lifestyle. At Kai, the client envisioned a calming retreat—one that could hold personal rhythm, elegant functionality, and a subtle, almost tactile warmth, so that’s how we designed
Kitchen – Daastan
I’ve been away from here for quite a while now and it is so good to be back. As I had hinted at last time, today is the last stop of this home tour. And can there be a better
Boy’s Room – Daastan
Our next stop on this home tour is the boy’s room of Daastan. This room belongs to a sweet, eight-year-old boy. Our little boy is fuss-free and had only one request for his room – a world map on the
Entrance and Foyer – Daastan
‘Daastan’ means a story or a tale. Why we’re calling this home a story is a story in itself.. which we’ll come to later on. But since we’re comparing homes to stories, if ‘Taru‘ was a tender romance, you could
Girl’s Room 2 – Taru
Didn’t you love Girl’s Room 1 of Taru which I shared last week? Well, guess what? We have one more pretty floral room in this home which I am super excited to share with you today. Let me show you
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
Wallpaper Roundup – Our Favourites
Time seems to fly by faster than a blink. The year is almost up, and I always first realise this in early December, when I get down to writing this post. So here is a short synopsis of the various
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