Nautical interior design captures the essence of seaside living, incorporating nature-inspired hues and oceanic motifs to evoke a sense of coastal charm and tranquility.Widely embraced in seaside homes, vacation retreats, and by enthusiasts of maritime culture, nautical decor pays homage to the allure of sailing and oceanic adventures. Here's a closer look at the origins of nautical style and how to infuse it into your living spaces.
In the realm of interior design, terms like 'vintage' and 'retro' are often tossed around, sometimes interchangeably, yet they carry distinct meanings.
In the realm of interior design, texture serves as a powerful tool for transforming spaces into captivating havens. Visual textures, ranging from the intricate grain of wood to the subtle patterns of fabric, create dynamic environments that engage the senses. Meanwhile, tactile textures, such as plush rugs and exposed brick, offer a tangible quality that invites touch and interaction. Let's delve into the significance of visual and tactile texture and how they shape contemporary interior design
Epoxy resin art has become increasingly pivotal in the realm of interior design, offering a multitude of benefits that are revolutionizing the industry. Here's why this innovative medium is garnering significant attention:
In a groundbreaking moment for Indian architecture and construction, IIT-Madras startup Tvasta proudly inaugurated India's first 3D printed house on the campus premises. This innovative dwelling, boasting a spacious 600 square feet layout, comprises a bedroom, hall, and kitchen, marking a significant leap forward in housing technology and design
In the realm of architectural trends, one phenomenon has surged to prominence over the past decade – the transformation of shipping containers into functional buildings. Often likened to a giant Jenga-inspired approach, the rise of shipping container architecture has sparked a global conversation about its merits and potential longevity.
In the realm of dining, bedroom, and living room lighting, the latest design trends are embracing the elegance and allure of long, sculptural pendants. These oblong luminaries, inspired by sleek and curvaceous forms, have become the go-to choice for those seeking targeted and tantalizing glows in their spaces. But what makes this shape so popular, and why is it making waves in contemporary design?
Living in a tiny house requires thoughtful planning and creative design to make the most of limited space. While prefabricated models are available, many individuals choose this lifestyle for the opportunity to express their creativity. To ensure a unique and comfortable living space, consider the following interior design tips and tricks:
In the evolving landscape of interior design, future trends are set to prioritize the seamless integration of nature and biophilic elements into indoor spaces. The objective is to craft environments within spaces that establish a profound connection with nature, ultimately enhancing well-being and productivity. Notable components of biophilic designs encompass features such as green walls and organic textures.
As part of its green initiative, Greenply Industries, one of India’s largest interior infrastructure brands with over 30 years of experience in manufacturing a comprehensive range of plywood, block boards, MDF, decorative veneers, flush doors, and other allied products, has announced an initiative to plant 50 million saplings by the year 2025. The company plans to plant these saplings across the states of Gujarat, Nagaland, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal.
Marking a significant development in the wood panel industry, Greenply Industries, one of India's largest interior infrastructure brands, has flagged off the 1st dispatch of its newly launched product Greenply MDF from its recently commissioned plant in Vadodara district, Gujarat.
The Pragati Maidan Complex or the India Trade Promotion Organization (ITPO) Complex, Delhi that will host India’s G20 leaders meetings in September 2023, has undergone a jaw-dropping transformation
To help meet the world’s population growth and the challenges of using fewer resources and switching to sustainable materials, scientists from the Universities of Stuttgart and Freiburg in Germany are developing a new interdisciplinary approach to construction.
Red Sea Global (RSG), the developer behind the world’s most ambitious regenerative tourism destinations, Amaala and The Red Sea, has announced a partnership with Equinox, a global leader in luxury lifestyle brands, to create Equinox Resort Amaala in Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea. The project will be designed by renowned architects, Foster + Partners.
Milan’s iconic San Siro, originally designed by architect Ulisse Stacchini in the 1920s, has finally been saved from demolition due to its “cultural heritage”.
A 105-year-old glasshouse from Copenhagen Botanical Gardens has been taken apart and rebuilt in a new location by architecture studio Forma to create a classroom in the west of the city.
IKEA uses wood more than any other material, most of which is composite that is held together by glue, which like all materials has an impact on climate change. The glue used globally is synthetic, produced from fossil raw materials, and almost universally used.
An architectural alliance of Buchan, Tokyo-based Nikken Sekkei and international sports architects HKS have laid out their plans for Brisbane’s 2032 Olympics venues, with sustainable timber designs on the horizon for south-east Queensland.