Traditional home

Step into a world of elegance with exquisite colonial chic interior design that perfectly blends classic sophistication with modern style. Discover how to elevate your space with timeless pieces and rich textures that will transform your house into a stunning colonial chic sanctuary. Embrace the beauty of traditional elements combined with contemporary accents, creating a space that exudes warmth and charm. Let your home reflect your impeccable taste by incorporating elements of colonial…

Hiraya Design Studio restored and refurbished an ancestral Mangalore villa with traditional Chettinad elements, Athangudi tiles, and antiques sourced from across India.

Vernacular architectural style meets innovative world practices, and a cosy, comfortable home in Kerala designed by Elemental, emerges

Meera Pyarelal of the Thrissur-based studio reimagines the interiors of an ancestral home drawing cues from a seemingly disappearing architectural style of Kerala.

Designed by Temple Town, this Kerala home in Thrissur is replete with antiques like 200-year-old windows, consoles crafted from reclaimed ceiling wood, and more.

We take a brief look at four projects where Athangudi Tiles fit seamlessly into the décor, enhancing the aesthetics of the space.

Insitu by kalakaarihaath expertly blends the traditional architecture of Kerala with the sleek finishes of contemporary Indian craftsmanship in this vibrant Mumbai home

Image 2 of 55 from project The Home where Time Stood Still | Temple Town | Photograph by Justin Sebastian

Designed by Temple Town, this Kerala home in Thrissur is replete with antiques like 200-year-old windows, consoles crafted from reclaimed ceiling wood, and more.

Envisage creates a family home that stands out for being unapologetically traditional in a sea of modernity

We could not be more excited to share this amazing home tour with you all today! Stephanie of @BloomingIvyLane shares her new build home with classic details that bring so much character and have you questioning the age of the home.

House of Ruya designs an apartment in Bengaluru by marrying the elegance of traditional Indian design with clean lines and contemporary sensibilities.

On land that played a role in the American Revolution and was once owned by Ralph Waldo Emerson, this new home blends eighteenth-century history and twenty-first-century living.