Brass Spiritual Décor for Navratri and Durga Puja
In Indian homes, the nine nights of Navratri change the feel of a house before a single guest arrives. The pooja corner
In Indian homes, the nine nights of Navratri change the feel of a house before a single guest arrives. The pooja corner
Living rooms across Indian cities have been getting smaller for a decade, and a second sofa is rarely the answer to need
Navratri opens with nine nights of the Devi worshipped in nine forms, and in most Indian homes the walls get dressed bef
The wedding season opens this month, and with it the season of new households. Somewhere between the paperwork and the b
The wedding season is about to begin, and with it the kind of hosting Indian homes do best: eighteen people who said the
There is a particular week in September when Indian homes quietly rearrange themselves. A corner gets cleared. A shelf i
Every room asks something different of a chair. The one beside the dining table needs to be pulled out fifty times a wee
There's no small object in an Indian home that gets picked up more times a day than a coffee mug. Morning filter coffee.
Onam isn't really a decoration project. It's the whole household, changed. From the day the first yellow flowers arrive
Raksha Bandhan is small, particular and unlike any other festival in the calendar. The gift a brother gives a sister isn
Most Indian bedrooms don't have much room to spare, and a dressing table is often the first piece cut from the plan for
A painting is the wall that talks back. It sits above the sofa, beside the console, in the corner where no other piece o