South indian furniture

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

A blog post on Oonjal - Wooden Swings in South Indian Homes with beautiful photos.

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

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This home - Prangan, has a lot of vintage, repurposed furniture that we have used. To keep it authentic to the style, we travelled to Kochi to source these pieces and they literally are conversation starters in this home. This gorgeous teak console has the most detailed carvings and probably repurposed from a door and the corbels add to its vintage charm. Above the console are shelves that were made on site and they house these antique brass sculptures depicting musicians of the bygone…

When we think of Indian design, our mind usually goes straight to architectural works. But there are in our vernacular design language, elements and features that have become almost emblematic of ethnic interior design. There are many examples, but we’ve listed some of our favorites, based on its continued popularity in contemporary homes! Image Courtesy: Image 1: Two Storey Design Studio Image 2: The Samode Haveli, Jaipur Image 3: Ishita Sitwala

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.

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Go back in time and relive a time of grounded beauty. This home in Manimangalam, Tamil Nadu inspires us to live the way our ancestors did.

Insitu by Kalakaari Haath spotlights beloved family antiques against a contemporary backdrop to create a bespoke home for a family of three.