About

What I Believe About Styling

There's more to styling a home than just picking pretty things. I start with what feels right - those small joys, memories, or the calm you want to walk into. Luxury, for me, is thoughtful. It's in the finish, the way a vase catches the light, or a book that means something to you.

Curated Maximalist Interior - Full But Not Overdone

I lean into curated maximalism - making a space look full but never messy. It's about layering: books that matter, art that sparks something inside, colors that pop but don't shout. There's a balance between bold and peaceful - sab kuch thoda thoughtfully arranged (everything arranged with some thought).

Styling Corners That Matter

• Consoles & Shelves: I anchor the space with art, layer books for depth, and bring it alive with a vase or fresh flowers. My trick? Arrange things in a visual triangle - looks balanced, feels natural.
• Coffee & Side Tables: Even small tables get their moment. A couple of books, one standout vase, maybe a candle. Simple, personal, and it works.
• Pairing Art & Decor: Matching colors in your flowers to the art, or picking metallic vases that quietly fit in. No fuss, just easy flow.
• Tablescaping ideas: Birthdays, Diwali, brunches - I set the scene with runners, candles, tight color palettes, and items grouped in odd numbers. It’s festive, but not OTT.

The Faaya Touch

I help you pick and style pieces from our collection so your space tells your story. The things you choose become your modern heirlooms - not just decor, but memories.