Decorating with Dried Plants
Before Delhi lost many of it's older homes with gardens in the front and back to the 'modern' wall to wall structures of the contemporary builder who cemented fertile land, people grew fruits and vegetables...
Work
Comfort green– the colour of calm
Since antiquity, green, in its myriad hues found in the outdoors, has soothed, exhilarated, calmed and excited human senses. From zestier shades of citrus green to more serious olives and soft fern inspired tints-- there's a...
Samples from work on An Indian Summer blog!
We've been featured on An Indian Summer!A collection of images from our work were chosen by Bhavna of An Indian Summer to be featured on her blog. Office, hospitality and residential spaces, some replete with...
Anasuya & Newley’s Home in Delhi
We're on Design Sponge! It’s the perfect end to a project that's been nothing but wonderful from the start.Anasuya and Newley were fantastic clients and the house they moved into had SO much potential-- a...
Monsoon Moodboard
Intermittent rain has brought down temperatures, and Delhi looks like it’s had a 'somewhat' good wash. With the dust of summer cleaned off foliage, the greens looks brighter and more dense. So dense and so...
Summer Moodboard
Summer in Delhi is best escaped. If you can't get away though, joy must be found where you are, which in our case is in the vicinity of the studio. Shades of ochre, mustard, pink,...
Botanical Inspiration.
To find botanical inspiration in the chaos of an Indian metropolis can be a challenge but not impossible. It can also be surprisingly satisfying, as some discoveries are unexpected. These 'discoveries', spotted sometimes in the...
First Steps
This was the space that started it all-- a rented studio apartment in New Delhi. With a budget of Rs 20,000, I took it from a set of rooms that were just about inhabitable to...