It looks like we are on a series of blue posts here, inspired by Rekha’s blue decor ideas 🙂 This holiday season, get together with friends and family, and create these beautiful paper lanterns by Sarah of Infused Goods. They are really simple to make. All you need is candy […]
Author: Sharon
Using flowers in your ethnic decor..
Combine flowers with your ethnic ware – pots, statues, artifacts and crafts – and the effect is unbelievably stunning
Eco-friendly VivaTerra
Vivaterra.com, an eco products site that blends great colors, designs and looks.
A Home in Cubelles
The pictures of the home of an American expat family living in Spain
{Update} Honey, my blog post has been plagiarized!
Hi, thanks for your tremendous response and suggestions. This is an update on yesterday’s post. After I asked the offenders to either give adequate clickable links back to The Key Bunch, or just delete the post, they sent me an email saying they have deleted it. I just went back […]
Honey, my blog post has been plagiarized!
Imagine my surprise when Rekha pasted this link in my chat window. http://www.sinlung.com/?p=5019 It opened up on a page that had the exact same content as this post of mine dated November 11, 2008. To my surprise, the post also had the same date as mine. How clever was that! […]
A bit of Nagaland in my Salon
Seyie has introduced some tribal/ethnic inspired elements such as woven bamboo or rattan that are very commonplace design elements in Northeast India.
Art Easel: Paintings by Swapna Malvade
When I visited a friend’s home recently I saw a beautiful painting of a tribal woman. I found out that the artist was Pune-based Swapna Malvade. I tracked her down, and left her apartment in Kothrud rather impressed by her work. Growing up in a small village in Maharashta, Swapna […]
Interesting Interiors: Vishram by the Sea
Here are the pics of ‘Vishram by the Sea’, a beach house on the shores of The Bay of Bengal in Chennai. The house is designed by award winning interior designer Benny Kuriakose and Vishalakshi Ramaswamy
Far far away in a land called Coorg
A wonderful home stay run by Muthu and Bopanna Karumbiah. Gowri Nivas, the 150 year old home of the Karumbiahs’ has been rebuilt meticulously.





