Mixing the old with the new is more than just a passing trend. There’s no denying the fact that we’ll always have a thing for the past yet crave every creature comfort of the present. In the design world, the neo-traditionalist style speaks to our nostalgia for a time gone by. And it can, in turn, result in the creation of an inexplicably timeless home that’s truly unique to the homeowners. Bengaluru-based architecture and interior design Studio ma+rs went down this very path to design a home for a young textile designer and her entrepreneur husband in the heart of the city.
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