The ceiling is often overlooked. As if it were the quietest part of the house. But the ceiling, my friend, carries the weight of every breath we take within those four walls. It is the sky of our interior world. And like any sky, it deserves to be more than just a blank expanse. It deserves depth, d...

There are things a house remembers. The footsteps that echo down the hall. The silence in the evening. The way light hits the floor just so, at 5 p.m. on a Tuesday. A home, much like the people who live in it, must bear witness to its own time. And that’s where contemporary interior design begins�...

There’s a kind of silence marble carries—a silence that speaks. A heaviness not of burden, but of reverence. The pooja room, in many Indian homes, is more than a corner for prayer. It is a space where one confronts the eternal. The known world retreats, and in its place rises a stillness carved ...

There is a room in the house—not always large, often quiet—that holds everything that can’t be spoken out loud. This is the place where morning light meets folded hands. This is where breath slows, not for sleep, but for presence. This is where the soul returns to itself. And in every moder...

Bay windows bring in the world outside. They capture the sky, sun, and changing seasons. They let your home breathe. A good bay window changes everything. It changes the room, and how you feel inside it. In interior design, you know when something matters. Bay windows matter. They hold storie...

Rosewood furniture is not simply furniture. It is not simply wood carved into tables and chairs, into beds and cabinets, into objects meant for use. It is weight, density, permanence. It does not conform to the fleeting whims of modern interiors. It does not adjust, does not bend, does not apologise...