Design Insights & Professional Features

I am thrilled to share that our 'Auburn Project' was featured in Architecture+Design magazine. This video gives a glimpse of the article, which highlights the unique patterns and elegant details of the Gurugram home.

My number one design trend prediction is Colour Drenching. This technique involves painting the ceiling the same color as the walls to create a visually dynamic, dramatic, and cozy, cocooned vibe. It is simple, bold, and incredibly impactful.

As we say goodbye to all-white kitchens, I am sharing three timeless kitchen design trends that are here to stay. These include monochromatic color schemes, the juxtaposition of veiny marble with dark wood, and the use of statement metal finishes.

Ready to elevate your bathroom? Here are five essential tips to create a spa-worthy experience at home, from using slot drains and ceiling exhausts to playing with layered lighting for a day-to-night transition.

Lighting is the unsung hero of interior design. An important tip is to always consider the color temperature, or Kelvins. For a cozy living area, I recommend a warm light around 2700K to 3000K, while more functional spaces benefit from a whiter 4000K light.

Here is a simple tip for console styling using the power of threes. Arranging objects in groupings of three, with varying heights, helps to create a look that is balanced, visually interesting, and effortlessly chic.

Your coffee table is not just for coffee; it is the centerpiece of your living room. This video shows how I style a table with books, decorative objects, and personal touches to make it feel effortless yet elevated.

Here are more of my design trend predictions. Patterns are set to rule, from stripes to plaids on large furniture pieces. I also see a resurgence of glass bricks, used in versatile ways like for shower cubicles and indoor partitions.

My team and I spill the tea on the one design element we would not have in our own homes. The answers range from poor lighting and glossy surfaces to bulky furniture and bad detailing.