Exploring the Interplay: Furniture Design versus Space Design versus Interior Design
“Design Furniture – You create Convenience, Design a Space – You create Comfort, Design a Home – You create Culture.” […]
“Design Furniture – You create Convenience, Design a Space – You create Comfort, Design a Home – You create Culture.” […]
The Studio by Nandita Manwani recognised by Radio City as Bangalore’s Business Icon and the Leading Interior Designer in Bangalore.
Pictures of a Deep Refurbish Design Project at Elita Promenade Bangalore
In all Total Environment projects across Bangalore, you will notice a set of general principles around which their homes are
The best-looking designs – and this is irrespective of the finish, colour selection or the money spent – are the ones that pay attention to attain an overall balance and symmetry.
I had written on this topic some time back on this blog, an updated version of the post was published
A number of readers of this blog have asked questions around what work sequence one needs to follow while doing
When working with an interior designer, home makers usually expect just good woodwork and carpentry. The Q&A below discusses why customers should expect more from their designers and why that is not only good for the project but also for the Home Maker – Designer engagement.
In addition good interior design can be life changing for the occupants and helps in creating a living culture that stays with the family throughout their life
One of the most tricky spaces at home in terms of design is the kitchen as it needs to be ergonomic, utilitarian, maximizing storage space as well as good looking all at the same time. The fact that the kitchen has “hot spaces”, “wet spaces”, “work spaces”, “wash spaces”…(I guess you get the idea) complicates the design even further.
I am giving below some practical best practices in kitchen design that I have learnt …
Our first few projects, this was way back in 2010