This is what a perfect Indian home looks like in 2021
Living Room
Design: Khosla Associates
Photo: Shamath Patil
Earthy hues rule the roost when it comes to the Indian living room. But they are being punctuated, accented with a deep colour. Don’t we just love colour in our homes?
Living Room
Design: SAK Designs
Photos: Monika Sathe Photography
More and more homes are also bringing in the greys and using exposed concrete within the interiors. The juxtaposition of textured cement with the warmth of wood is always a win, like in this space.
WFH Office
Design: Jannat Vasi Interior Design
Photo: Suleiman Merchant
They may be madness to one’s working day, but as this space shows, the work desk needn’t follow suit. A perfectly designed home needs a well-designed work space…and don’t forget the storage.
Family Room
Photo: Anmol Wahi Photography
Design: Vritima Wadhwa
Homes are our sanctuaries, and this TV room here is the serenest of spots. Minimalist spaces are not just too soothing to the senses, they take less time to clean up.
Balcony
Design: Linear Concepts
Photo: Rohan Dayal
Adding multi-functionality to available space is another trend seen through Best of Houzz images. Living in a small flat, where even a square foot is precious space for a family, balconies have become havens. But why compromise on the view and the swaying with gentle breeze if a space can be enclosed such that the outdoors connection is maintained still, and possibly heightened?
Bathroom
Design: JPLUSDARCHITECTS
Accents of coloured tiles can bring a monotone space alive. Bathrooms are the new playground for bringing in vibrant and patterned designs.
Bedroom
Design: Inscape Designers
Photo: Pulkit Sehgal
Textures, and warm & comforting palettes have transformed our boudoirs into mini retreats. Customisation is the name of the game - from the bespoke bed to the headboard to the lighting, detailing is pivotal.
Bedroom
Design: Abraham John ARCHITECTS
Photo: Alan Abraham
This space represents a growing emphasis of bringing nature into our living spaces. Where the land plot and location doesn’t allow for sunshine and views of the sky, skylights and open courtyards are being employed more and more.
Kitchen
Design: Group DCA
Photo: Kapil Kamra
Family wellbeing and quality of life within the home is top of mind, and this is more apparent in winning kitchen designs than anywhere else. We all love a well-designed kitchen with clever storage, in-built appliances and ample counter space. We are digging the brick backsplash wall and the statement lighting.
Dining room
Design: Sunita Yogesh Studio
Photo: Nayan Soni
Chandeliers, carpeting, ideally located within an open plan space…dining rooms have pulled out all the stops when it comes to creating just the right cosy ambience for a family meal.
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