Author: Tahira

Once considered a forgotten storage corner or a luxury reserved for period homes, the kitchen larder has returned,this time as a defining feature of modern home design. Today’s larder is not just about food storage; it’s about organization, beauty, sustainability, and lifestyle. From walk-in pantries to compact hidden cupboards, the kitchen larder has become a . . .

Wellness isn’t just something you chase at the gym or track on an app , it’s shaped quietly, daily, by the spaces you live in. The way light enters your rooms, how easily you move through your home, where you rest, work, eat, and unplug , all of these design decisions influence your physical and . . .

There’s something magical about the final weeks before the New Year. The pace slows, the days shorten, and suddenly our homes , the spaces that carried us through another chapter , begin to feel ready for renewal. A design reset doesn’t require a renovation or a complete overhaul. Instead, it’s a thoughtful refresh that clears . . .

When the holidays roll around, our homes quietly take on new roles. Living rooms become gathering hubs, dining tables stretch a little further, and suddenly, friends, family, and loved ones need a place to stay. But not everyone has a dedicated guest room waiting year-round. The good news? Creating an overnight guest suite doesn’t require . . .

Holiday décor has long revolved around familiar traditions , the evergreen tree, the red-and-green palette, and the glittering ornaments we pack away every January. But design lovers know that creativity doesn’t pause for the holidays. In fact, this season has become a playground for new materials, unexpected color stories, sculptural forms, and inventive ways to . . .

Interior designers are notoriously hard to shop for , not because they’re picky, but because they spend their lives surrounded by beautiful things and therefore have a sharp eye for quality, texture, and timeless style. If you want to surprise the designer or design-lover in your life, these 15 Days of Design Gifts bring together . . .

Open-concept living has transformed the way we experience our homes, inviting in more light, more movement, and a greater sense of togetherness. But as freeing as an open layout can be, it also brings a unique design challenge: without walls to shape the space, rooms can easily blur together, making the home feel undefined or . . .

Transform small spaces with smart design, light palettes, and clever storage. Learn how micro-living can feel open, modern, and effortlessly luxurious.

The days of cold minimalism are over. Today’s homes are wrapped in warmth , in colors that feel like quiet conversation rather than a statement. The new neutrals , mushroom, oatmilk, and greige , have emerged as the palette of calm sophistication. They are not about simplicity alone but about depth, texture, and life lived . . .

Every generation leaves its mark on design, but Gen Z isn’t just updating the look , they’re rewriting the rules. For them, design isn’t about polished perfection or legacy norms. It’s about authenticity, individuality, and meaning. They grew up with limitless inspiration at their fingertips and a world in flux outside their windows. So, their . . .

Discover how thoughtful interior design can help you unwind, unplug, and create calming spaces that balance modern living and mindful rest.

In the modern home, pets aren’t just guests , they’re family. They have their own personalities, habits, and quirks that shape our days. As more people blur the boundaries between design and companionship, a new wave of interiors has emerged: pet-centric living. This isn’t about tossing a dog bed in the corner or finding room . . .

Discover Soft Brutalism, a design trend blending raw concrete strength with soft textures, warm tones, and serene minimalist beauty.

There’s something undeniably magnetic about mid-century modern design. It’s not just about furniture, it’s a philosophy that champions simplicity, functionality, and style all at once. Born in the post-war 1940s and thriving through the 1960s, this design movement is still shaping how we decorate today. Think sleek lines, organic shapes, and an effortless balance of . . .

When it comes to storage, shelving is one of the most underrated design elements in a home. Done right, it’s not just functional,it can elevate an entire room, bringing in a sense of luxury while staying flexible enough to adapt to your changing needs. Whether you’re styling a living room, bathroom, or even a garage, . . .

Home is no longer just a place to rest your head, it’s the backdrop for nearly every part of life. It’s where we work, unwind, cook, exercise, entertain friends, and even pamper our pets. With so many roles packed under one roof, our spaces need to do more than look nice; they need to work . . .

When most people hear the term biophilic design, they picture lush indoor plants, green walls, or maybe a fiddle-leaf fig sitting by the window. And while plants are wonderful, biophilic design is so much bigger than greenery. It’s about weaving nature into our built environments in ways that speak to our senses, bodies, and even . . .

For years, gray dominated the world of interiors. Cool tones were everywhere, from flooring to furniture to walls. But trends move in cycles, and now brown, the earthy neutral we once associated with the ‘70s and early 2000s, is making a stylish comeback. Unlike before, today’s brown interior design is anything but dated. With its rich, . . .

As summer winds down and the crisp whisper of autumn draws near, many of us feel the itch to change up our interiors. But transitioning between seasons doesn’t mean going full pumpkin-patch-mode on September 1st. There’s a beautiful in-between , a balance between light and cozy, bright and muted. That’s where transitional fall decor comes . . .

When it comes to designing a functional and beautiful kitchen, every inch matters, especially in tighter spaces. If you’re feeling like a full kitchen island just won’t work for your space, then a kitchen peninsula might be your new best friend. A kitchen peninsula gives you all the perks of an island, extra counter space, . . .

Wood has always been more than just a building material, it’s an expression of craftsmanship, warmth, and personality. Recently, textured wood furniture has surged in popularity, offering homeowners and designers an extra dimension that flat surfaces can’t achieve. These pieces invite touch, create shadow play, and add a sculptural element to rooms. Whether you lean . . .