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Designed by Temple Town, this Kerala home in Thrissur is replete with antiques like 200-year-old windows, consoles crafted from reclaimed ceiling wood, and more.

The painstakingly and organically developed home by Tejal Mathur Designs intersperses traditionally made ethnic pieces with modern ergonomic furniture.

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Farmhouse Design which Connects with the Culture - ADDA architects The clients had an idea of transforming the farmhouse into a place where their younger generations could feel connected with the culture and recreate the feel of places that the older generation had grew up in.

Every piece kept in the house plays a major role in the overall feel of the home so to make those pieces count which includes plenty of ornamental styling and features including columns and arches.

Ar. Ruchir Sheth and his team have mastered the art of extravagant living without going overboard with this fresh traditional Indian design.

With earthy tones, lush pocket gardens, and luminous skylights, this beachside home by Studio Context is an ode to the coastline.

A hundred years ago the compound that’s now home to Satri House, just outside the old Luang Prabang city center, was the residence of the last prince of Laos. The old house, meticulously preserved, still stands as a monument to classic Indochine design — and in fact the hotel’s flagship Satri House suites are found here in the original structure. And while the rest of the accommodations occupy newer additions to the compound, they’re decorated in a similarly genteel colonial-luxe style, full…

Home in Bengaluru: Studio Goya choreographs fluid spatial transitions in this second home for a repeat client and infuses it with rich tactility by applying a valiant material and colour palette.