Traditional contemporary

This is a throwback to “INDIAN ROOTS” with dramatized traditional materials in a contemporary way. Each space has been given its own essence from the natural elements- Earth, Water, Fire, Air and the limitless Aether. This Traditional interior design is exactly what it sounds like: a traditional, warm, soothing, and familiar home décor style steeped in the customs of the past but not limited to any one historical period

unTAG creates a gallery-like space that is a nod to India’s evolving art legacy.

Blend of traditional and contemporary interior design- wood - curves - rattan jaali - connected to roots - warm - earthy - lived-in - homely The designed experience of the Jigna-Dharmesh residence begins before you enter the house. Indian households traditionally do not allow outdoor footwear in the house. In apartments, this often leads to an unsightly pile of footwear in common areas, at the entrances.

Article Content: Core Characteristics of Transitional Interiors Colors Furniture and Texture Woodwork and Lighting Decorative Accents and Architectural Elements Diverse Elements Within a Cohesive Style Customization and Personal Touch The Appeal of Adaptability and Timelessness The allure of transitional design extends beyond mere visual pleasure; it lies in its ability to adapt to varying personal

Situated in a municipal layout of Vadodara city, this delightful Brick House has been designed and constructed by K.N. Associates for Hemal Shah and his family of five.

Instinctive acceptance of towering cubical structures is now shifting to welcome contextual familiarity, respecting their own guidelines and expressive architecture. The inspiration from traditional architecture of Pondicherry with contemporary aesthetics and expressions sought to achieve harmony between the architecture of Le Tranquil and tropical nature creating modern minimalist house.

The port city of Kozhikode in Kerala, known as the City of Spices, boasts a rich history of trade with Chinese, Persian, Arab, and European traders. This interaction created a distinctive multicultural architectural landscape. The Wabi-Sabi house by Aslam Sham Architects reflects this heritage, blending traditional Nalukettu elements with colonial bungalow design in a contemporary, U-shaped private residence. - Read more: Link in bio - Images: Courtesy of Abhimanyu KV - @aslamsham_architects…

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.