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Sambargi has created several convivial lounge areas in the home, starting with the semi-outdoor patio marked with charming swings, lounge chairs and a stark black bar. The pool barricaded by a stone jaali is another serene space. The jaali wall adds an interesting design detail while also providing ample privacy. The green that creeps its way into the home complements Sambargi’s go-to palette of greys, browns, blacks, and blues. Then there is the spa accessorized by beautiful limestone murals. A skylight above lets in pure, unobstructed light, some of which is absorbed by a luscious porcelain bathtub. When it came time to furnish the home, Sambargi chose indoor plants in mammoth pots, statement lighting, an assortment of wall art, and contemporary pieces of furniture. The visual vocabulary is intended to catch the eye without overwhelming the senses. -Nivedita Jayaram Pawar Also read: Visit a rustic Pondicherry vacation home that frames nature and revives the soul Filled with sunlight, the scale of this villa and the volumes within it was grand. The most “thrilling” facet was the ceiling and the double-height of the living room (a splendid 25 feet) which gave Studio Goya the freedom to play around and explore many bengal wallpaper hd

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include customised designs and large colour, print and material options. 2022 also saw the launch of Eijffinger natural wall coverings- handmade in Asia. An array of natural fibres such as jute, hemp, sisal, reed, sea grass, arrowroot grass, bamboo, raffia and cork, are used to create a wealth of textures never seen before! One of the highlights of the year is Asian Paints Nilaya’s collaboration with Jaipur Rugs, a homegrown company widely known for transforming the carpet industry by working directly with artisans and empowering them with a sustainable form of livelihood. The result is a wide mesmerising range of hand-tufted rugs and flat-weaves for decor enthusiasts! Developed by AP’s in-house Design Cell and Jaipur Rugs, the new collection offers everything you need per your tastes and preferences, from rustic and minimal to heritage and contemporary design preferences; the world is your oyster! The White Teak Company
Another landmark collaboration has been with The White Teak Company, Asian Paints’ newly acquired decorative lighting brand. With a wide delivery reach of over 36,000 pin codes across India, it wants to provide homeowners with an extensive range of designer and decorative lighting products. Whether it’s to light up your beautiful homes in white wallpaper

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in a little bit with a darker paint.”Ansel Olson The geometric tile backsplash is a subtle nod to Teresa’s career spent working in a chemistry lab.Ansel Olson The ebullient vibe shifts to dramatic in the kitchen, where gray-violet paint mingles with a deep green Walker Zanger tile backsplash and a dark tropical bird wallpaper by Phillip Jeffries. Kevin added in pops of brightness with chartreuse bouclé Saarinen bar stools and Calacatta Vagli marble surfaces. “For a juxtaposition between modern and old, there’s an Ogee edge detail on the countertops against the window, whereas, on the island, it’s squared off,” he says. “The color wasn’t my first pick,” David admits. “It all came down to, we trust these guys so implicitly, we trust their vision, and I didn’t want to get in the way… [Ultimately,] it was the right pick.”Ansel Olson In the primary suite, the mood returns to cheerful with a tufted teal bed, a sunny yellow duvet cover, and vivid coral walls throughout. “I love to put people in colors that make them look good, especially in a bathroom,” Kevin reasons. “David and Teresa both have a little bit of a reddish tone to their hair, so I was wallpaper hp

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he understands, but also that he can’t be blamed.
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This skill has no doubt come from decades of drawing, going back to school years. Eipe spent the first decade of his life in Chennai, before moving with his family to Mumbai where he attended the J.J. School of Art to study fine art. “Caricaturing teachers was a pastime in school, and when I was caught, rather than telling me off, my mother bought me paints, oil pastels, sketch books, canvases and easels,” Eipe tells me over a Zoom call. It’s something parents and educators might want to take note of: that we must find ways to quietly support our children’s creativity, and not squash them or shape them into something we find acceptable and ‘useful’.
Rajiv Eipe at work | Photo Credit: Special arrangement
Kuriyan’s family moved around frequently when she was in school. She says, “Schools, teachers, neighbours and friends were not constants in my life. So my sketch book became my constant.” She remembers being ‘like wallpaper’ in school, and not wanting attention from anyone. “I just wanted the school day to end so that I could.

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he is reading and settle down with their picture book, cocooned by the worlds they so beautifully create. The first in a series on children’s books illustrators from across the country. The writer is a children’s book author (Loki Takes Guard) and columnist based in Bengaluru.If there was ever a definition of a comfortable seat, this house would be it. A patterned seat, a colourful seat… the interior is an alchemy of antique and modern pieces that are as much to do with comfort and practicality as they are to do with aesthetic appeal. When Simon Rayner and his husband, Jeremy Langmead, moved into their 17th-century farmhouse in late 2019, they both had ideas about what they wanted. Simon was after a house with a long driveway that couldn’t be viewed from the road (it can, but barely). When the garden gates open, there is a feeling of stepping into a private world. Jeremy’s craving was to create a cosy rural retreat. Previously they lived in a big-roomed Georgian house in Suffolk and the couple wanted to embrace a more kicked-back, country-cottage lifestyle – and this Grade II-listed whitewashed property hit all the right notes for them. “Do we remodel?.
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