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These two stunning modern Indian villas, created by architect Moriq, each feature peaceful courtyard designs within them. One has a combination of green space and a multi textured floor, which acts as a border of privacy between the entryway to the home and the main family living area.

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Top 18 Beautiful Indian Bedroom Designs: For Your Creative Cravings

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Indian Interior Design is a mix of the amalgamation of various Indian cultures, celebration History, Art, Tradition across the country. Traditional Patterns, textiles, and wood have played a very important role in most of the traditional Indian houses and Indian Bedroom Design, we can always see prints from across the country used in most of the Indian homes.

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Scenery takes centre stage in this house, which Khosla Associates build in the heart of the Western Ghats mountain range.

The building has a deliberately simple form, divided into two halves. One side is occupied by bedrooms, while the other has shared living spaces that can be opened to the elements by huge, folding doors.

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Two Homes in Kerala, bound by Parallel Thoughts

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Two projects in Kerala, the Skew House and Traditional Affinity, both designed by Thought Parallels, are similar in their ethos yet unique in their own ways. The name of the firm itself instils immense confidence. Confidence, that their thoughts are going to run parallel to their clients’.

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Easy Elegance : A gorgeous 1,744 sqft, Singapore Home, by Design Firm, Prakalyam Art Gallery

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A home with a heart has the ability to “bouy life” and not weigh it down! When Veshali Visvanaath (founder, curator and interior designer at the Singapore based antiques and furniture store Prakalyam Gallery) was entrusted with the task of transforming and curating for Anusha and Vijay’s Singapore based home, she did just that. 

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Photographer Rohit Chawla and his wife, Saloni Puri open the doors to their home in Goa.

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The holiday-home-turned sanctuary is situated in the Goan village of Assagao. In 2003, long before Assagao gentrified to become Goa’s version of Beverly Hills, Chawla bought this plot of land, carved into a hill, with a mango tree right in the centre.

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A Warm & Cozy 2,000 sqft, Apartment on the 25th floor of the World One Towers in Lower Parel, by Studio Osmosis.

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This house is a warm, cozy apartment on the 25th floor of the World One Towers in Lower Parel, Mumbai inspired by the Danish Hygge which is more a lifestyle, mood and a vibe rather than a style.

Design Firm, Studio OSMOSIS has designed this house meticulously giving it a minimal, elegant characteristic along with a very good collaboration with the client and their aesthetic keeping in mind their taste, functionality and also a few furniture and art collections pieces that they had acquired and really wanted to keep them in the set-up.

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“The Smriti House”, A Timeless, Mumbai Home by Architect Nitin Killawala

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Smriti 57 is located on a small plot of 470 Sqm within the residential neighbourhood of Juhu, a western suburb of Mumbai.

Owing to the project being the Architect’s own residence, the building is an exploration in alternative technologies of construction, challenging norms, time cycles as well as affordability of traditional R.C.C

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Sunita Yogesh pays ode to the art of slow living and wabi-sabi aesthetics with this Chennai home

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Engulfed by a sea of the country’s most beautiful beaches, Chennai is also home to structures that depict traditional architecture and Indo-Saracenic styles. But amidst the bustle of traditional and modern lies The Slow Home, right in the heart of the city’s IT corridor.

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House Around The Skylight, sprawled across 1,081 sq ft in the heart of Pune by Amoeba Design is inherently luxurious and exudes warmth in a serene atmosphere. The design firm is inspired by the concept of Wabi-sabi, an intuitive way of living by celebrating the beauty of a naturally imperfect world and aims to manifest this approach in all of their projects.

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“In Complete Harmony”: A warm & cosy 1,100 sqft, Mumbai Home, by LC Architects

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Using colour meticulously, Interior Architect and Designer Asra Khateeb from LC Architects and her Team, designs this warm & inviting Mumbai home for a young couple, in which grey-blue background harmoniously combines with bright sky and scenic view!
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The “Vardarajan House”, A Private Residence, Coorg, designed by Design Firm SAKA Architecture.

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This gorgeous home designed by Design Firm SAKA Architecture, is conceptualised as a hill home retreat in the #Coorg rainforest. A focus on local colours, textures and details root the home to the land. The spatial organization creates unexpected volumes, cosy nooks and niches, places to dwell in.

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The ‘Infinite Frame’ : A Gorgeous Surat Home by the Interior WORKSHOP.

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Specialising in exquisite taste, unparalleled service and unmatched quality, we at the interior WORKSHOP lend our collaborative expertise and passion to design each project with utmost dedication and uniqueness, turning any space into a powerful expression of the client’s personality. Our firm believes in delivering a reliable and comfortable experience combining enthusiasm and innovation.

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Artist, Sanjay Dhawan : “My art is the manifestations of my thoughts, my emotions and my life experiences”

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Born in 1964, art is Sanjay’s childhood passion. God has been kind to bless him with this unique talent. At the age of 7, he entered a painting contest and was highly appreciated by the judges. He was told that he is special and made for this field.

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Artist, Suraj Kumar Kashi : “It was a thrilling moment for me to witness that my own creation wasn’t even in my control!

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It was while painting one day that artist Suraj Kumar Kashi felt the characters on his canvas come alive. “They started to fly and dance right in front of my eyes! It was a thrilling moment for me to witness that my own creation wasn’t even in my control,” he says.