How to Choose the Right Wooden Chair for Every Corner of Your Home
Every room asks something different of a chair. The one beside the dining table needs to be pulled out fifty times a wee
Every room asks something different of a chair. The one beside the dining table needs to be pulled out fifty times a wee
There's no small object in an Indian home that gets picked up more times a day than a coffee mug. Morning filter coffee.
Onam isn't really a decoration project. It's the whole household, changed. From the day the first yellow flowers arrive
Raksha Bandhan is small, particular and unlike any other festival in the calendar. The gift a brother gives a sister isn
Most Indian bedrooms don't have much room to spare, and a dressing table is often the first piece cut from the plan for
A painting is the wall that talks back. It sits above the sofa, beside the console, in the corner where no other piece o
The monsoon is the season of the small dinner. Six friends. A slow evening. A window open to the rain.What the room need
The overhead bulb is not enough — not in an Indian monsoon. When the sky closes over for three weeks at a stretch, the h
The pooja mandir is the quietest piece of furniture in an Indian home — and often the most carefully chosen. It holds th
A mirror is the quickest way to change a room. Hang one well and the wall stops being a wall — it becomes a window.For I