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The festive season is just around the corner, starting with Navratri. Normally it is a time when friends and family gather and celebrate together. This year, because of the pandemic, the celebrations are expected to be low key. But this doesn’t mean we can’t spruce up our home and decorate it in the festive spirit. So here are some tips for decorating your home this festive season & to welcome Goddess Durga. Clear Away The
Bonsai, a plant native to Japan. Bonsai is seen as a symbol of harmony, peace, order of thoughts or balance and wellness in nature. Bonsai plants are also said to symbolise good luck. Literally translated, Bonsai means ‘plant in a container’. Bonsais are small plants that grow up to an average height of about 40 inches. The best part about Bonsais is that they can be grafted for new growth. Bonsai are generally outdoor plants
Probably one of the most used spaces in the house is the living room. It is where you relax after a long day, it is where the family comes together to laugh & bond and it is also the space where you host your guests. The living room décor plays an important role in how comfortable and inviting it can make one feel. While the décor can be modern and of the latest style, it
In most homes, however modern or compact, a puja room or mandir oraprayer space is a must. Whatever the religion, all of us want an exclusive space in our homes to create a prayer space to talk to God. Be it an independent/large home or a small apartment space, we always find a prominent niche to create the puja room. Here are some expert interior tips to make this space a calming and transcendent one.
The Balinese Indoor Garden is the representation of Balinese rainforests within the four walls of the house. Lush greenery with natural elements of the Earth and a hint of exotic is the perfect blend for the Balinese Indoor Garden. Just like any other South Asian style garden, bamboo is used widely for the purpose of both structure and privacy. Key elements to the Balinese Indoor Garden are plants, water, stone and shade. The essence of