Indian classic interior design

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AD100 designer Sahiba Madan of Insitu Design transformed this bungalow in Maharashtra into an Indian abode featuring antique furniture, Pichhwai art, and more.

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Your home should be a reflection of your personal style, and these Indian home décor ideas match five distinct personality types.

To celebrate its 100th anniversary, Phillips Antiques called on TCG Studio to renovate its Indo-Gothic heritage building. Here TCG founders Sanna Daya Hasan and Ashni Tapuriah Shah tell us more about the project

The coffee table is handcrafted in India to produce a stunning piece which would add interest to any interior. With its pierced drum detail and hand-carving on the top, the design is reminiscent of classic Indian styling. The natural finish with soft antiquing perfectly highlights the delicate carving.

The architects envisioned a home by applying principles of modern design, decluttering the space and interweaving it with traditional Indian materials and artefacts that the clients brought in with them from their ancestral properties. The final design is an amalgam of modern and minimal vernacular interior design.

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This intrepid Bengaluru apartment, designed by Jonathan Sylvester and Jay Mandania of Studio Sylus, embraces the old and the new to create a characterful home.