interior design

Bangalore's apartment sizes have been quietly shrinking for years, even as expectations for how those homes should feel have gone in the opposite direction. Homeowners buying compact 2BHKs and studio-style units in the city's newer developments still want the same sense of considered, premium living once reserved for larger homes — they just have far…

Of every room in a home, the bedroom carries the strangest contradiction. It's usually the space homeowners think about least during a renovation, and the space they spend the most uninterrupted hours in. Living rooms get the attention, the statement pieces, the photographs. Bedrooms, too often, get whatever's left over. Revathi Rao Gurram, founder of…

For a while, Indian interiors moved almost entirely in one direction — toward restraint, neutral palettes, and quiet, considered spaces. That instinct hasn't disappeared, but a counter-conversation has started alongside it. Homeowners who've spent years living with beige and grey are beginning to ask a different question: where is it actually appropriate to let colour…

For years, ceilings in Indian homes were treated as an afterthought — flat, white, and forgotten the moment the walls and floor were finished. Walls fared only slightly better, usually painted in a single flat coat and left alone. That's changing quickly, as homeowners start treating these overlooked surfaces as genuine design opportunities rather than…

Sustainability and luxury used to sit at opposite ends of the design conversation in India — one associated with compromise, the other with excess. That divide is closing fast. A growing number of Bangalore homeowners are asking a version of the same question: how do I build a genuinely premium home that doesn't come at…

Bangalore has always had a particular relationship with green space — a city once known for its gardens and tree-lined avenues, now navigating rapid vertical growth. That tension is showing up inside homes too, as homeowners increasingly ask their interiors to compensate for what the city outside is losing. Revathi Rao Gurram, founder of Stories…