“A house is a shelter consisting of walls, floors, doors, windows; roof etc. in which human being live.” This is something which is very basic requirement for any human but giving the house a home feel is something which really makes a big difference in basic requirement.
Located in a quiet corner in the center of the city, the residence is a perfect amalgamation of both modern and traditional architectural design practices. Its material palette ranges from using natural wood to granite and metal, all of which contribute towards making this design successful. The
The Classic Memoir: “A 1,200 sqft, warm & inviting Surat Home”, by Hidden Architects
There was a time in the pre-Corona era when we all had the freedom to go on long expeditions across the globe. Mr. Manish Dua is one such person who has always loved traveling and appreciated the art and architecture of European cities.
Designed for a vibrant and fun-loving client who enjoys travelling and entertaining, this three-bedroom home reflects the family member’s personalities. Mumbai-based multidisciplinary design firm Studio Nishita Kamdar was called upon to create a space where the family could entertain friends but also retain their privacy.
In This Ahmedabad Apartment’s Kitchen, 48 Niches House Spices Galore
When Satviki Trivedi tore down one of the walls in the kitchen of her Ahmedabad, India, apartment, she discovered something unexpected: A neem tree so green and lush that it immediately filled the home with its presence. “I was so excited to invite that tree into my space,” says the 26-year-old interior designer.
The House is on plot area of 4,500 sqft. which is located in gated community surrounded by bungalows on adjoining sides and access way only on the south. “The client wanted the house to be outlined for a family of four.
HOUSE AROUND THE SKYLIGHT : A 1,081 sqft, Pune Home by Amoeba Design
“We want a place that looks rich and classy and yet it should look like a home. Now it’s up to you!” This was a very straight forward brief from our client with their limited budget. They wanted a home that is classy, spacious and peaceful with lots of storage.
Pune : “43 Privet Drive”, A warm & inviting 1,200 sqft, Home by S.ALT Atelier
This 1,200 sqft 3bhk home designed by Design Firm S.ALT Atelier, for the family of 3 is flooded with natural light in all the rooms. The young couple wanted a calming space, with a subtle take on luxury in their new home where their 4 year old would grow up.
Ahmedabad : “An elegant 6,000 sqft Home, by Designer Aparna Mehra”
“It is a 6000 sqft penthouse in a posh locality of Ahmedabad built for a family of 4. I wanted to give it a contemporary Indian feel, blending local materials and careful workmanship. A rich everlasting companionship of colours and textures to appeal to the senses.
Vadodara : “A Gorgeous 10,000 sqft, 4bhk Home by KN Associates.”
The entire house was conceptualized in the form of huge mass, voids of the same volume, and extended columns and beams to show an open structural grid. This project is defined by two principle elements. The first is the play of volumes in a dwelling that illustrates interesting double height spaces and second is the use of raw materials and perforated brick patterns.
Surat : “An elegant 2,049 sqft, 4bhk Apartment, by Utopia Designs”
The project involved creating a 4BHK show-flat for a mixed-use development located in one of Surat’s elite precincts. A bare shell flat with basic provisions had to be converted into a show-flat that would demonstrate the usage of space vis vis structural elements.
Bangalore : A Gorgeous, 2,000 Sqft, 3Bhk, Home by Studio Zoha
This 2,000 odd sqft, 3bed + study apartment, being a corner unit had to its advantage unrestricted views from its balconies and windows of the sky and the green spaces outside and beyond. The design that evolved was one that tapped into this, which is often seen lacking in modern day apartments.
The Design Scheme for this Surat Apartment combines multiple visual inspirations and lots of Custom-designed Furniture pieces, that all work together beautifully, to create a colourful and elegant interior space. “SDS architects was formed in JULY,2016 with the goal of providing imaginative architectural solutions within the economic and developmental constraints of all clients.
Hyderabad : “A Gorgeous 6,000 sqft Villa, by Design Firm, Varam Designs
This elegant 6,000 sq ft Villa at newer part of Hyderabad, Gandipet has been designed by Hyderabad based Design Firm, Varam Designs, in a Contemporary theme. “The open design in this house allows the color of white from the kitchen, dining to spill over into the living room wall, making the whole space feel unified.
Mumbai : “This 1,345 sqft, Mumbai Home, takes you on a Visual Feast of Colours, Patterns, Materials & Style”
Ganesh Nair of Whitespace Design, creates this stunning Mumbai Home, that makes you feel good! Each and every corner of this lovely home is a visual delight, and a balm for sore eyes. This Mumbai Home, for a family of four is refreshing and something different from what one gets to see regularly in Mumbai.
Home Design Apps allow you to experiment with and create possibilities for future improvements in your current environment. There are home apps for shopping for decor, calculating, building mood boards, and just having fun, and these are some of the most beginner-friendly we’ve found.
Vastu for Flats : “10 Vastu Signs to Look for in Flats and Apartments with Best Direction”
When you’re buying a flat in an apartment or looking to rent out a flat you should still look for certain Vastu aspects. A lot of people still think that Vastu is not important because their house is not touching the ground (i.e
7 Best Home Decor Stores On M.G. Road, Gurugram, “That Will Add A Touch Of Elegance To Your Living Space”
Looking to finally vamp up your home? Swamped with a million stores to choose from? Then we’ve got news for you! We went around one of the biggest hubs in Delhi for home decor – M.G. Road and shortlisted some of the best ones for you!
The Top 10 Furniture Shops In Gurgaon List : “2021 Updated”
In 2012, we started Urban Ladder with a vision – to make a million homes beautiful. Back then, our catalogue featured just 35 designs. Yet, when our customers shared photographs of their homes, we saw they were remarkably distinct. The same table, the same chair was used differently by different people.
A Modern, Contemporary 1,350 sqft, 2bhk Surat Apartment by Zero Degree Design
“This project is a 2 BHK – 1350 sq ft show flat so we ensured that every client who comes to see the flat feels strong connection with the space. Idea behind the design process was to keep the space simple, subtle and sophisticated with deliberate use of texture, clean lines and a pop of color in every room.
The Impeccable Apartment : “A 2,750 sqft, Ahemdabad Home, by Palak Shah Design Studio”
The project is a magnificent four-bedroom home in the tranquil suburbs of Abad, in the Adani Shantigram Township. The flat itself is charming; with three sides that open and faces the lake. The client is a modest family with two young children with a disciplined and upscale personality.
These accessories will transform a functional flat to a designer apartment. If you are a city-dweller, chances are your home is an apartment. So, of course, you have your functional items all in place to beat the space constraints of an urban home – multipurpose furniture, an efficient kitchen layout, modular set-ups and so on.
The Muted Abode: “A 890 sqft, Mumbai Home, by Design Firm Bric n Rug Design Studio”
The residence rightly coined as ‘The muted abode’ is a representation of what’s possible to create using a very simple palette of colours, finishes, and materials. It embodies the family’s simple lifestyle but doesn’t shy away from a vivacious statement. The clients wanted a home that’s sophisticated and modern that led us to conceptualize the project in a rich contemporary theme with a material palette of stone, metal, and mirror that complement each other making an expansive abode.
Do you live in an apartment? Living in an apartment is usual these days. While others might think that it is boring, you are wrong. You can even avail of some perks from amenities and other benefits that an apartment complex may give.
Keen on the NFT Art drops? “It’s all about strategy, buyer knowledge and timing”
“Let’s be honest, the NFT art world would not be having the trajectory it is, if Metakovan and Twobadour did not spend close to $70 million worth of crypto on Beeple’s Everydays: The First 5000 Days,” says Amrita Sethi, “That figure alone is enough for artists to start delving into the virtual NFT art space.”
How two Indians made history in the world of art by spending $70 million on a digital work by Beeple
It took a few minutes for Vignesh Sundaresan and Anand Venkateswaran to realize that they’d parted with $69.3 million for a digital artwork stored in a JPEG file, coincidentally securing their place in art history. “We weren’t sure we won,” said Venkateswaran, describing the nerve-racking final moments of the online auction for a collage of 5,000 images by the artist known as Beeple.
From beaches to desert, and historical to contemporary design, we’ve uncovered the coolest houses you can rent in India. They’re no ordinary houses either. They include a mud house, a house made from shipping containers and a tree house. Your vacation is sure to be a memorable one!
Inimitably Indian: “Two Singapore Homes furnished in vintage Indian style”
Belonging to couple Surojit and Jayne, this 1,600 sqf, three-bedroom condo has its interiors rendered in vintage Indian style to give the space a sense of comfort and childhood nostalgia to the expat owners. Confident and bearing a strong design direction, the couple was able to do up their apartment with the help of a contractor, Louis Lim of Homeland Design.
“3 Singapore homes filled with modernity & a rooted aesthetic”
These dwellings by Grounded, Nidhi Jain, and Perinelli Design are a cut above the rest. While most aspiring homeowners may dream of enjoying panoramic views of the city from their living room, or of watching the sunrise over the ocean as they lay in bed—a family in Singapore has chosen instead to envelop themselves in the boughs of nature.
