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Compact in real estate but high in efficient design is how one would describe this 540-square-foot apartment in Bangalore. Complying with the homeowner’s requirements, Muzamil Hasham and Pooja Ram, at Design Boulevard, set out to create a fluid space, open to interpretation and full of elegance and modernity.

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The Home of an Urban Nomad in Noida, a penthouse previously, has undergone a major renovation. To meet the family’s needs and preferences, the entire space underwent extensive civil work with a change in layout. Walls were relocated and bathrooms were repositioned.

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Converted to a three-bedroom apartment from a four-bedroom, this refreshingly aesthetic home designed by Shrutika Raut, founder of SRDS is a design anomaly. Sprawled across 1,700sqft, this Pune residence is extremely well endowed with ample natural light.

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The idea of “home” has both material and emotional layers. It is indeed true that you need a physical object to place emotion, even if walls can’t make up for it. So, what about the rental house? On one hand, it is supposed to be a personal space, but on the other, it is not legally yours to use anyway you like.

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Converted to a three-bedroom apartment from a four-bedroom, this refreshingly aesthetic home designed by Shrutika Raut, founder of SRDS is a design anomaly. Sprawled across 1,700sqft, this Pune residence is extremely well endowed with ample natural light. “Keeping in mind that the home belongs to a retired couple with their daughter who resides in USA and visits sometimes, one of the bedrooms was converted to house an open kitchen and dining space, connecting to the living area and making the social spaces larger and more interactive”, shared Shrutika.

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27 Summit by MAIA Estates, which is a condominium complex and a show home in the heart of Bengaluru, embodies true tranquility. Its massive glass windows and doors, overlooking voluptuous greens, offer respite that is so comforting that it needs to be felt again in order to believe it. 

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For Nruthya Kesavan and Ishwar Sridharan, the vision for their Bengaluru home was divided right down the middle. “Our requirements presented a bit of a conundrum for the design team,” recalls Kesavan, a technology professional. “While I wanted a colonial touch reminiscent of my grandparents’ home where I grew up, Ishwar was keen on a South Indian aesthetic that wasn’t overly traditional.

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With a visually evident name entitled to this home in Bengaluru, House of Greens, a narrative on nature and its inspirations emerges. Tucked inside a gated community in the city’s Sarjapur Road, this four-bedroom dwelling stays true to its name, surrounded and connected with lush greenery, both visually and physically, at all levels. 

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A beautiful Kochi home created by a couple that reflects India’s many design trajectories

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When you walk through the beautifully self-designed house of Anvitha Pillai, filmmaker-editor and Naveen Yadav, a cinematographer, you know instantly that these folks have done a lot of homework. Their style of living is intentional. Every piece of furniture and accessory is a well-considered item with its own interesting travel itinerary.

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Rickin Shah loves his diamonds. “As a diamantaire, he has a special love for natural and exotic stones,” smiles Namrataa Shetty—interior designer and one half of interior design firm Studio Namah—who, along with the firm’s other half, Neil Cresto, was tapped by Shah to give his Mumbai home a jewel-loving facelift.

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The blue-sky peeps through a thick canopy of trees to gaze at a quiet residence, home to a family of four generations. Nestled in Erode, Tamil Nadu, the abode celebrates imperfection amidst the seemingly perfect tropical landscape. Every element comes together to revel and discover the beauty in their flaws.