By Shilpi Madan
Photography:
Courtesy the designers &WWW.
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Bring in the
delight and vibrant warmth of the season into your home; set in the festive
mood…
IAnD talks to
a few interior styling experts to bring you some nimble hacks that can make
colourful radiance rev up the complexion of your home this season. Cue into these
five expert tips:
Make an entry: The
entrance to your home sets the tone for your personal style. Use candles and diyas creatively. Place them in glass
cylinders of varying heights to create a lush look, style with fresh flowers.
Use heirloom silver urlis to create a
distinctive, welcoming look… says Jasmine Jhaveri of Jasmine Jhaveri Design
Studio.
Lay it out: A
smashing floor rug brings in character, according to designer Krsnaa Mehta of
India Circus. “The keyword is contrast,” he advises. “Stick to a neutral pick
if there are plenty of patterns and colours in the spaces already. Game for
patterns? Get a patterned rug first and then team up with matching furniture
and accessories.” Elaborating, Jasmine suggests, “Project luxe in a makeover of
home linen; white, gold, silver, fuchsia, turquoise lend an air of decadence to
transform a space.”
Ready your showstopper: “Look for statement walls, windows, quaint corners
or a lovely chaise, for instance,” says Jasmine. “Textured wallpapers liven up
spaces with flair. Focus on fabrics and textures that add depth. Zardozi
cushions are stylish picks; they are versatile and texturize spaces instantly.”
Get in the art: “Forget museum pieces,” says Krsnaa. “Get in wall
art, cushion covers and other home adjuncts to constitute your art component;
displaying art is the best way to elevate your spaces. Art adds an aesthetic
weight to your home decorative. Kitsch art that elaborates India is perfect for
the festive season.”
courtesy Magnolia |
courtesy India Circus |
courtesy India Circus |
Accessorise right: Says interior designer Ayushi Kanodia of Ayushi Kanodia Designs, “Bring in the tinkle of hanging bells of different size and shapes, with intricate carvings. Add torans made of dry natural flowers, natural clay and wooden artefacts for a very natural and clean look. Then get the traditional marigolds in along with jewelled diyas to build on the mood!”
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