South indian home decor traditional

Décor crazy, yours truly, firmly believes that homes are mostly a reflection of lives lived well and shared with near and dear ones. However, to find that true comfort, it is important to live in a home and not merely a house. But again, a house becomes a home only with the human touch where decorating is all about trusting your instincts, and your taste. Our today’s home owners have no style dictates and no “this must go with that” philosophy. Colliding eras and styles, their home is a…

A traditional cottage in the hills of Ooty gets a space planning and decor refresh. Designed and decorated by its owner, Navaneetha, it is a fine balance of modern architecture and traditional…

Wishing all you lovely readers a very Happy New Year, 2010! It's going to be a great year with lots to share with all of you. We just got back from a beautiful trip to Rajasthan, so stay tuned for loads on havelis, palaces, forts and sand dunes:-) Lets get the ball rolling with a brand new post on Rang Decor Readers Creative Spaces. Karthik Vaidhyanathan Karthik Vaidhyanathan is from Chettinad in Tamil Nadu and having grown up in a typical Chettinad house with loads of kitsch and colours, he…

Indian Interior Design is the output of amalgamation of various culture, celebration History, Art, Tradition across the country.

Designed by Temple Town, this Thrissur home is filled with charming antiques and steeped in nostalgia and a reverence for traditional architecture and design.

We take a brief look at four projects where Athangudi Tiles fit seamlessly into the décor, enhancing the aesthetics of the space.

Traditional Indian homes are typically decorated in rich colors, and intricate patterns. You will also find exotic textiles, and embroidered tapestry around the home. My favorite is a wooden swing which magically hangs in the living room.

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Often spotted outside South Indian homes, the thinnai is the raised platform that acts as a covered verandah for the family to gather and enjoy a board game or a hot cup of coffee while they chit chat. Maison Perumal is a 130-year-old family mansion that sports the thinnai where you can sit and unwind with your family. #MeAndCGHEarth #MaisonPerumal #Tamilarchitecture #FrancoTamil #Pondicherry #LocalTradition #TamilQuarter