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Limewash wall finishes are becoming a serious design revolution in Indian Homes. As most people are tired of the plain and lifeless walls, they wanted a shift to bring back the energy and luxury into their home

We spend days choosing the right exterior door, wall colours, interiors, lighting, and ceiling designs, but often overlook interior doors. However, the truth is that a well-designed door can instantly elevate the overall feel of your space, even before someone steps inside

If you live with a dog, a cat, or even a rabbit or two, you already know they aren’t “just pets.” They’re family. They follow you around, curl up beside you, and somehow manage to take over the entire house.

Living in a house where you don’t pay electricity bills used to sound like science fiction. But not anymore. People are switching to net zero energy homes in India, where the home produces as much energy as it uses, mostly using solar.

If you’re building or renovating your home, there’s something very important you shouldn’t overlook, ‘plaster’. Missing this step can lead to poor air quality indoors and dampness or cracks on your walls.

Colour drenching has become a fancy word that has been popping up on social media, and when you search for trending wall paint designs. From modern Indian interior design trends lovers to fans of monochrome room decor, everyone is fond of this.

In today’s world, safety starts at the doorstep. With growing concerns about burglary and break-ins, especially in urban areas, a simple wooden door and a basic lock may no longer be enough.

You’re not alone. Thousands of Indians living in apartments are fed up with rising power bills and the lack of solar options. While villa owners can easily slap panels on a slanted roof, apartment dwellers don’t get that luxury. So the big question: Can you actually install balcony solar panels in India and make them work?