We recently started hosting clients at our Interior Design Experience Center and it is a whole new feeling to do an actual show and tell the Interior Design best practices that I have been speaking of all these years. Below are some initial pictures of the Experience Center Interiors.
I look forward to seeing you at the center. Meetings are by appointment, feel free to call and schedule a visit
Cheers
Nandita
Last week we were notified by the Houzz team that we have been awarded the Best of Houzz in both
Imagine a repository of 2000 Frequently Asked Questions and how to’s on interior design and home interiors….how cool would that
Designing a home based on a theme aligns the space to what the theme fundamentally represents – things such as
Just to let you know – we crossed the 1000 mark in comments & questions under the 25 posts on
A couple of my Home interior projects were recently featured by Homify magazine. Do please see them in the links
Folks ….some quick notes from the IndiaWood Exhibition (http://indiawood.com/) that concluded in Bangalore last month. Some interesting findings that you
Building & Interiors Magazine in conjunction with Siemens India published my interview on the subject of Kitchen Appliances for the
Google sends us a monthly report on what posts on this blog get the most attention and readership. Over the
While I have a similar post on “Costing your Woodwork” done earlier on this blog I got your feedback that
Odd topic you would say, right? You will say “everyone needs a designer provided one can afford it”. You may
With the unorganized furniture retail market in India touching approx. $20 Billion, early bird online furniture retailers like Pepperfry, Urban
Times of India Online will now be featuring my Interior Design Blog. I have named it “The Culture of Space”
The Pandemic is forcing Interior Designers to think differently. The doubling up of the home as an office is inducing
Today being an auspicious day we formally launched www.thestudiobangalore.com. It is a master site for The Studio Kitchens, The
“Design Furniture – You create Convenience, Design a Space – You create Comfort, Design a Home – You create Culture.”
I had written on this topic some time back on this blog, an updated version of the post was published
My first article on this blog in the year 2010 was on the same subject. To make it more relevant
This blog today hosts over 3500 Q&A on home interiors under different posts. For some of the more popular posts
Folks ….some quick notes from the IndiaWood Exhibition (http://indiawood.com/) that concluded in Bangalore last month. Some interesting findings that you
I have written about designing homes based on lifestyle of the inhabiting family, today I want to turn that concept
Pleased to mention that our work has won the Best of Houzz Award in the design category for the year
You may read the full article at https://www.deccanherald.com/content/646811/a-guide-modular-kitchens/ Happy reading Cheers Nandita
The Pandemic is forcing Interior Designers to think differently. The doubling up of the home as an office is inducing
Finally did it!!! yoo hooo. This Nov the 17th our objective was to go beyond the written word on this
November 3 it is — Just in case you missed the earlier two Masterclasses, here is another chance for you
If you have been on Bangalore roads in the last couple of weeks you would not have missed the huge
After spending a bomb on interiors in terms of resources, time and love – it’s painful to see things slowly
We are all set to host our second Residential Interior Design Masterclass – this one will be on Home Lighting
Had the privilege of hosting the design masterclass for students of the school of Interior Design at Jain University Campus
It is a beautiful penthouse – top floor, some 3000 sqft with a huge kitchen, party area and the works.
The interest in Lacquered glass shutters for home interiors seems to have picked up lately in Bangalore. I’ve had a
News of senior citizens tripping, falling and injuring themselves at home is nowadays something that one hears of quite often.
