Interior Designer

Colour is one of the few design decisions homeowners feel confident making on their own — and one of the few that consistently gets made in isolation, room by room, without much thought to how each choice interacts with the next. The result, often, is a home where every individual room looks fine, but the…

One of the most common sources of disappointment in interior design projects has nothing to do with craftsmanship or material quality. It happens earlier — at the gap between what a homeowner imagined from a verbal description or a flat 2D drawing, and what actually gets built. By the time that gap becomes visible, walls…

Few decisions in a home carry as much long-term weight as flooring and surface material — and few get made with as little real consideration. Homeowners often choose based on a single showroom sample or a photograph, without fully accounting for how a material will behave across years of daily Indian life: humidity, foot traffic,…

Every homeowner planning a renovation eventually asks some version of the same question: will this actually add value, or am I just spending money because it looks good right now? It's a fair question, and one that's notoriously hard to answer honestly — because a lot of design advice conflates “trendy” with “valuable,” when the…

Smart home technology has been "arriving" in India for close to a decade, promised in every real estate brochure and interior design pitch deck. What's changed recently isn't the technology itself so much as homeowners' relationship with it — less fascinated by novelty, more focused on what actually improves daily life versus what simply adds…

Few conversations in Indian residential design carry as much quiet weight as Vastu. It's rarely the first thing a client mentions, and almost never the last. Somewhere in nearly every consultation, the question surfaces — sometimes from the homeowner, sometimes from a parent or in-law involved in the decision — and it has to be…