We love our customers and always think in favor of our customers. A good approach is to not only guide them but also pinpoint mistakes that we all commit while designing our homes. We are highlighting here some critical mistakes that can easily destroy the overall feel of your dream home. Mistake #1: Chasing trends over practicality Trends are great for inspiration—but Instagram doesn’t know your floor plan, your climate, or your budget. We see homes where a “look” is copied

For generations, the Indian home has lived by the principle of 'Atithi Devo Bhava' —the guest is God. And what better way to welcome divinity than with light? Walk into a typical Indian apartment, and you'll often see the shift: the stark reality of functional ceiling lights giving way to the gentle, artistic warmth of decorative fixtures. This isn't just about brightness; it’s about creating an emotional landscape. Why Decorative Lighting Matters — Especially for Indian Home

How Light Shapes Emotion: The Story of Mood and Design in Indian Homes It was early evening in Pune. The golden sunlight slipped quietly through the sheer curtains, casting soft shadows across the living room. Riya had just moved into her new apartment and wanted one thing above all — a home that felt alive. She didn’t know where to begin until her designer said something that changed everything: “Light doesn’t just brighten a room — it changes how you feel in it.” And that’s

Buying or renovating a home is one of the biggest achievements for any family. After years of planning and saving, finally holding the keys is a proud moment. But then comes the real challenge: turning an empty space into a home. This is where many people think: "Why spend on an Interior Designer when we can manage with a carpenter or by ourselves? ”We saw a great design on Pinterest/YouTube—we’ll just copy it. “We’ll buy furniture first and figure the rest out later.” It fe

Most importantly, the carpenter simply followed instructions—he didn’t suggest smarter or more modern options . When you buy or renovate a home in India, one of the first big questions is: “Should I hire a carpenter or an interior designer?” At first, many families think a carpenter is enough—after all, they’ve been the go-to solution for furniture for decades. But today, as homes become more compact, lifestyles get busier, and design trends evolve, the role of the Interior D