IAnD Exclusive
Monsoon Special Edition
By Beverly Pereira
Photography: Courtesy the designers
Fuss-free yet trendy
home décor ideas to counter the wet weather!
Assorted rugs from Rug Republic |
Keep your floor dry and
your mood at an all-time high with PVC and PET rugs by The Rug Republic. The Zen
collection comprises extra-resistant PVC rugs in a chevron print, available in
different sizes and colours. The Banha and Leafy lines of
outdoor PET rugs, equally resistant, are also attractive enough to bring
indoors.
Counter stained walls with
the new BFT+ range from Bharat Flooring & Tiles designed in collaboration with
four designers.
IAnD loves the Daisy motif
from the AVB Bespoke line, designed by Alice von Baum, reminiscent of an old
tile fragment in a derelict South Mumbai building. Origametes, inspired by
origami and designed by Busride Design, creates a pattern that constantly
evolves.
Keep your edibles, like
fruits, cookies or cakes, on display yet covered at all times using this
minimal glass cover. These Dreamy Cloud salt & pepper shakers also let you
stay in tune with the wet season. Both products are available via thehomelabel.com, a home décor e-commerce store known for its tasteful products curated by
Sussanne Khan.
Dehumidifiers are important
to keep your living space free of moisture. But candles, and by that we mean a
good amount of them, also work wonders at keeping your home crisp and fragrant,
to boot. The Faraway Tree, the candle counterpart of film producer, interior
designer and columnist Twinkle Khanna’s home décor store The White Window, has
great options like these mogra-scented candles in a gold jar or the cinnamon
stick pillars.
The aptly named home décor
label Monsoon & Beyond offers the Agonda Day Dreams collection of cushions,
table runners and mats, and cloth napkins, perfect for the wet season. Tastefully designed in neutral shades of sand
and white using cotton to conduct heat, absorb moisture and increase
evaporation, this line was inspired by South Goa’s pristine Agonda Beach. In
fact, the label started by Vera Fritsch, an Austrian who’s made India her home,
was inspired by her first experience of the Indian monsoon!
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