Interior design is as much about illusion as it is about layout. The size of a room does not always determine how it feels. Fabrics, positioning, and visual flow often define whether a space feels large, airy, intimate, or crowded. Curtains and upholstery play a central role in shaping this perception, influencing the way light […]
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Homes today are no longer just functional spaces. They are a reflection of the people who live in them, their tastes, habits, and even moods. The rise of personality interiors is growing, encouraging homeowners to design spaces that tell a story, rather than simply following generic décor trends. Personality interiors are defined by the choices
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When designing interiors, colour often takes the spotlight. Yet, another element quietly shapes the way a room feels: fabric texture. The tactile qualities of curtains, upholstery, cushions, and throws influence comfort, mood, and perception in ways colour alone cannot. Texture allows spaces to feel layered, intimate, and inviting, adding depth to both minimal and maximal
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Christmas in India is as much about mood as it is about celebration. Homes feel different in December. There is a softness in the light, a comfort in slow evenings, and a natural pull toward warmth and colour. While decor often gets the spotlight, it is fabric, colour, and texture that quietly set the festive
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As winter sets in, interior design naturally shifts toward warmth, softness, and comfort. One trend perfectly aligned with the season is cozymaxxing, a design approach that embraces layered textures, warm lighting, plush materials, and deeply livable spaces. Unlike minimalism, winter cozymaxxing invites you to fill your home with elements that feel good, look inviting, and
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The sofa has always been the anchor of a living room, but in today’s décor trends, it’s making a comeback as more than just seating, it’s becoming a statement piece. With the festive season around the corner, when homes open up to family, friends, and celebrations, the sofa naturally takes center stage. A well-upholstered sofa
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Sustainability is no longer just a trend, it’s a necessity. As more homeowners look for ways to reduce their environmental impact, the focus has shifted to sustainable furnishing. Fabrics and manufacturing processes play a significant role in determining how sustainable a product truly is. From curtains and upholstery to cushions and bed made-ups, every choice
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When it comes to home décor, upholstery plays a defining role in setting the tone of your interiors. Whether it’s a cozy sofa, a statement armchair, or accent cushions, the fabric you choose speaks volumes about your style. As we are into 2025, let’s look at the upholstery trends making waves this year, colors, textures,
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We all want our spaces to feel warm, cozy, and welcoming — the kind of room where guests feel instantly at home and you love spending time yourself. The good news? You don’t need a complete makeover or a big budget to make a room feel more inviting. Sometimes, it’s the little touches that make
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As we move through 2025, interior design is witnessing a beautiful return to nature. Indian homes, in particular, are embracing a more grounded, calming, and earthy colour palette. From the soft tones of sun-baked terracotta to the soothing calm of sage green, this year’s trends bring warmth, comfort, and a strong connection to the environment,
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