Taking a tour of India with this set of images. Starting off with a bedroom, inspired from the city of joy and art as well - Calcutta. From traditional wooden furniture and use of cane to the iconic arched windows, use of wooden ceiling and art as a form of life, let's not forget the instrumental grey floor with red oxide border and the jute rug and kantha cushion does justice to the decor. This space will take you back to your roots. Whichever city you are in, the vibe will always remind of the charm of old Calcutta! 

From Calcutta, let's move to a modern Chettinad household. With Raja Ravi Verma's painting as accent on wall. The swing and rocking chair are complimenting the entire them pretty well. The aspirational windows outlooking to palm trees and a mini banana tree in your house. With rust and brass highlights, this looks like a dream for someone residing outside their hometown and longing for the home vibes! 

This kitchen is enough to make you feel on a tropical vacation already ! The bohemian colors and tropical prints sublimed in azulejo tiles and wall plates. The rustic furniture and plants here and there are adding to the Goa charm. Rafted ceiling and bright yellow ceiling is being balanced with these rattan lamps ! 

Let's be honest, no place can ever get as beautiful as Kashmir! It is indeed, heaven on earth! But, your bedroom can sure give you the warmth of Kashmiri elements. This bedroom is designed taking elements of authentic Kashmir homes. The wooden grid on ceiling, wooden windows, cashmere embroidered curtains, oxidised decor and hand painted walls from Kashmir are being added here. The tribal print wooden rug will definitely remind you of the rich culture of Kashmir !  

This foyer welcomes you with the vibes of Khamma Ghani! The bright magenta wall with Rajasthani jali motifs inspired mirror on the wall. Jhaarokha cut shelves and the royal black and white floor. Decor elements include miniature painting, inlay painting on wall and puppets. The smallest of element here hails strong connection to the land of palaces. This foyer is as beautiful as the history of Rajasthan and will welcome all your guests with the motto of - "Atithi Devo Bhava !"