Connecting to India's culture and history, vintage Haveli interiors are centered around hand carved furniture, ornate carved doors with traditional motifs and richly embroidered textiles. Your vision to the exotic world of color and old word character, rustic furniture and artifacts carry the energy of beautiful traditions encouraging positive energy and growth. Platinum Level Expert Author- Era Chandok
Intricately carved and handmade, authentic Indian jhraokhas and doors remade into coffee tables, we are being mindful of using our resources. Old door sideboards and cabinets that have chakra carved doors with hints of blue color, the designer in you will want to throw in vintage tapestries for a dramatic effect. Exotic color and texture play with the sumptuously carved antique sculpture of Lakshmi that takes in rich luxurious detail. Sari tapestries glamorize the decor and the antique tapestry gives a classic bohemian vibe to the bedroom.
Indian style decor is rich in color, pattern and textures, an authentic vintage tribal chest or damchia fills the room with a nomadic flair. An antique Indian daybed made from oxcarts and layered with colorful pillows, transforms this urban SOHO apartment into a vibrant, energetic space. Cotton handloom throws are scattered on the sofas and an antique veranda triple arch graces the main wall of the living room. Unique architectural remnants and paintings are the focus and character against the white wall.
Indian design is glamorous and opulent, but some Indian interiors are very simplistic. A mix of the British Colonial style as seen in the rosewood antique armoire with etched glass or the stunning Burmese teak round table with dual bases and upturned legs gives Indian design a bohemian appeal. The extra long turquoise carved console serves as a sofa table and is used to display family heirlooms. A huge wall mirror made from an antique archway sits across the custom dining table made from an antique Indian door. Barn doors made from tribal carvings in the guest room make a unique statement








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