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At the entrance you see a raised platform called “thinnai”, a porch overlooking the courtyard in a traditional Chettinad home, to receive visitors. The built-in wooden seating on the entrance verandah adds to its quaint charm as do the Chettinad wooden pillars on either side.

Prameela's home is all about Indian styling - her home always gives out ethnic and rooted aesthetics. There is a lot of art from various artists. Have a look!

Oonjal - Wooden Swings in Indian Homes

Jazz up your small living space with a touch of Indian elegance! Blend vibrant hues, intricate patterns and dual-purpose furniture to celebrate the rich Indian culture right at your home. Let's bring life to the little corners! 🌈🏠✨

Have you seen a home with sage green slaying as a decor theme? The home has a theme - lots of white, green and wood! It's a fresh new theme, and I promise lots of inspiration! Come, tour Girija's Kochi home with us!

Situated in a municipal layout of Vadodara city, this delightful Brick House has been designed and constructed by K.N. Associates for Hemal Shah and his family of five.

If you're a proud Indian at heart, you might want to employ these beautiful design hacks into your home. See 8 Livspace homes that are rated G for Glam. From classic interior designs to vintage Indian decor, you'll find it all (and then be delighted with a home that mixes Kerala and Kolkata aesthetics). So, what are you waiting for?

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…

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