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How to Make Small Look Big!

A house is made of walls and beams; a home is built with love and dreams. It should never be about how big the house is, it’s is always about how happy and content you are within it. Let not the size of your space define the interiors and look of it. While decorating your home, you might face a lot of challenges, it may be overwhelming, but it’s also ‘thrilling’ as it’s your space, your comfort zone, where you can be yourself. Your goal should be to showcase your design aesthetic in a tasteful way, whether you face difficulties from an interior that lacks natural light to a layout that’s much smaller than you’d like. But instead of viewing them as uncertain blocks, use them as motivation to design the home of your dreams!  When it comes to crafting floor plans, choosing paint colours, and creating a home that’s as functional as it is beautiful, it requires a bit of know-how, here are a few tips and tricks as to how you can beautify your small apartment and make it look more ...

Festive Decor Guide!

Diwali: the festival of lights, where family and friends come together to pray, feast, celebrate and revel in each other’s company. It is marked as the New Year in the Hindu calendar. It symbolizes the victory of light over darkness, good over evil and hope over despair. It’s also that time of the year again when you are staring at your walls and curtains, sitting on your sofa eyeing that cushion, and thinking, it’s time for a change…for something new! With little décor inspiration, you can turn your decor pieces into year-round sparklers with a festive edge. From faux flower arrangements to eclectic candle displays, whimsical fairy lights to dreamy lanterns, here are some ways you can conjure up a Diwali-inspired wonderland fit for any day of the year. Playful Flooring: Getting arty is the desirable way to do up your home this festive season! Playing with different colour combinations, textures, designs and materials can help in creating an attractive space. There is no better op...

Fool-proof Steps to Follow When Designing your Bedroom!

What are the first words that come to your mind when you think of the perfect bedroom? Comfortable, tranquil, creative, decorative and welcoming top the list for us! If you are that person who pins different bedroom images to their Pinterest wall, tears out pictures from magazines of beautifully decorated bedrooms, and wonders about how you can achieve the perfect balance of creativity and utility to create the bedroom of your dreams, you’ve come to the right place.   Every room has its own identity and meaning, and each one should be designed in such a way that brings out their true meaning. A room's purpose should be one of the strongest cues for the decor. Here are few tips that we hope will help you get the most out of your bedroom revamp –  Find Inspiration: A bedroom design is a constant challenge to balance comfort with luxe, the practical with the desirable. It’s essential to find the key inspiration of what design and colour scheme you’...

The Classic Terrazzo – The Old, New and Now!

Art Deco, also known as ‘Style Moderne’, is a movement in decorative arts and architecture that originated in the 1920s and developed into a major style in Western Europe and the United States during the 1930s. Art Deco was one of the most fashionable international design movements in the modern art era, bringing sleek lines and decorative style to architecture, furniture, floorings, jewellery, arts, and many other forms. In the 1920s, Terrazzo became a popular choice in the United States, in both commercial and residential spaces. Schools, churches, hospitals, homes and airports were quick to adopt terrazzo because of its key features – durability and easy maintenance. With the creation of electrical saws to cut terrazzo in the 1920s, it became convenient to create attractive patterns and schemes for flooring. Terrazzo carried an image of modern life and progression, colour, playfulness and glamour, the design captivated people everywhere! This material ...