An Indian home in the US, one I am happy to curate as it belongs to a lovely person Meena Harish, who I consider a good friend! WELCOME to Meena’s beautiful India-inspired home in Dallas!
Author: sharon dsouza
The Festive Season: How to Prepare for the Perfect Holiday Gathering
A lovely guide to help you host and decorate for your next Christmas Party
The Wobbly Dolly Project from our CommUnify Initiative
We at The Keybunch store sent out this Wobbly – a product that wobbles a bit and hence is quite interesting to decorate a space with – to artists across India. We gave them a free hand. Our only ask? Convert the wobbly into a dolly. The idea was to get unique art on them and auction them with the money going to a deserving charity.
Sustainability in focus at Ambiente’s upcoming fair in Frankfurt
Ambiente will be back after its 2-year covid-induced hiatus. The fair is scheduled for 3 to 7 February 2023 at its usual venue in Frankfurt, Germany.
A 100-year old traditional Kerala home, restored by Benny Kuriakose
A traditional Nalukettu home in Kerala restored by renowned architect Benny Kuriakose. Benny Kuriakose is well-known for his efforts in conserving old buildings in South India. I am a big fan of his new constructions that pay respect to ancient building principles, yet allow for a modern lifestyle. Take for […]
A home decor collection inspired by the Onam Festival
Onam is the Harvest festival of Kerala. And Vinitha George from Little Heaven Decor has encapsulated this Onam vibe beautifully in her new Thiruvonam collection.
Curated Collectibles at Prameela Nair’s Palakkad Home
Prameela Nair is a resident of AbuDhabi, UAE, but that did not stop her from mindfully collecting antiques and vintage pieces over several years. All these pieces found a home in her Palakkad home, replete with Athangundi Tiles and a lovely old-world charm.
Prameela Nair’s Art-infused home in AbuDhabi
Prameela’s home is all about Indian styling – her homes always give out ethnic and rooted aesthetics. There is a lot of art from various artists. An art piece is the perfect way to add that Indian touch to homes. Prameela buys art from upcoming artists whose pieces reflect culture, tradition and warmth. The recent Pichwai painting which is quite big, takes centre stage in her living space. The walls also double up as art canvasses!
Demijohns in Decor| Buy your Demijohn from us
Have you ever wished to buy glass bottles, but always been afraid of recieving damaged products? We assure you that you will get your products without a scratch, and money back if it arrives broken! I recently brought out a collection of demijohns in 3 different colours. The response was […]
3 ways to a faux concrete wall
I have always wanted a concrete-lime wall in my living room. Sadly, all the companies that provide this finish will do it only for larger spaces. So I explored faux concrete walls, and this is what I found out.