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Diwan sets are quite common in Indian homes and offer a traditional artistic look to space. Diwan sets can be placed in different areas of the home, such as the bedroom, kids’ room, corridor, lounge area, and balcony, but it is most common in the living room. It is an additional sitting place for the guests apart from the sofa set. What is Diwan set?Diwan sets are a low seating sofa with a mattress or a large cushion on a wooden frame. These are usually placed against a wall so that you can arrange the cushions for proper back support....
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As we set our foot in the festive season, you will want to host a lot of get-togethers and family gatherings. While you must be wondering what to wear for Diwali, you might even consider giving your home a quick makeover too. Redoing the entire house can be difficult, but changing a few elements here and there can change your home's entire look. Apart from cleaning every nook of the house, you should consider refurbishing the rooms to ensure that your house looks amazing....
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"GanapatiBappaMorya", a phrase which fills the hearts and minds of devotees with full excitement and enthusiasm. Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated to mark the birthday of Lord Ganesha, beloved son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. This is celebrated on the fourth day of Bhadrapada month. Lord Ganesha is worshipped for 10 days with different rituals....
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Raksha bandhan, a day where a sister binds a beautifully decorated piece of beautified holy thread, amulet or a talisman better known as “rakhi” to a brother’s wrist, supposedly for his protection and in exchange she receives a gift with gratitude and love. Raksha bandhan is celebrated on the last day of the Hindu month, Shravaan, which generally falls during the month of August. The word Raksha bandhan is a Sanskrit word that translates to mean the "bond of protection," and this tradition of tying the holy thread or amulet is followed in a few countries in the Indian sub-continent like India and Nepal. However, with changing times, the ritual has become more symbolic than the ancient times, but the emotion behind the tradition still runs very deep and strong among the people, hence, the practice of tying the traditional piece of thread or amulet is still very much prevalent....
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Major parts of India are known for being hot and humid. It’s sweaty, sticky, humid, and unforgiving. It’s the most dreaded time of the year. There is no relief from the unyielding sun....
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Quarantine is a tough time for all. Living inside your home for a few hours or even for a few days is quite manageable, but when this time gets extended to a month or more, it can get challenging, physically, and mentally. It starts to take a toll on your health, both physically as well as mentally, and it ruins your complete life cycle. Amongst all the chaos going on around you, it gets tremendously draining, for it causes you to overthink things that may follow after the event has passed....
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When it comes to beautifying your house and decorating every inch and corner of it, you will take all the time that it needs to make it perfect. Your home needs to be your comfort space, where no one can intrude and disturb you. One of the most critical ways to furnish your home is to use the perfect table linen. Table cloths, for some homemakers, is one of the most crucial parts of your house’s interior....
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When someone pronounces “Holi” word in India, one would remember the festival only rather than the English verb ‘Holy’. Holi is how Indians celebrate the arrival of spring, but more importantly the festival of colors. Life is filled with colors. And, everyone who celebrates Holi, melt the past and renew their friendship with their friends and bury any ill feelings....
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Valentine's Day, also known as Feast of Saint Valentine aka Saint Valentine's Day, is celebrated on 14th February. It is a festival of romance and love, which originated in the honour of one or two early saints named Valentinus as a Western Christian feast day. People started recognizing it as a significant religious, cultural, and commercial celebration of love and romance all around the world. The Day was first associated with romantic love within the group of Geoffrey Chaucer in the mid 14th century; it was the time when the tradition of courtly love was flourishing....
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Black is one of those colours that are eternally divisive. Some people black to be too dark and depressing to be used as a home interior colour while others embrace black for its ability to complement any design and pattern. A little bit of black can bring out a contrasting colour even more prominently and make your room feel invigorated. Black is as stylish and dramatic as any other colour provides an anchor to your interiors like no other colour can. It can enhance the shape and size of your furniture, your walls and your decor by simply being there....
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The end of the decade is here and it also heralds another change in home decor and design trends. While some changes have been there year to year, a new decade brings new possibilities, new ideas, and new trends for you to revamp and decorate your house with.This article is going to help you get ahead of the curve and find the perfect new trend suited to your style and home.Going NeutralNeutral colours are the poster boy of eternally classic design trends. Warm neutrals seem to be on their way into the trends with the beginning of the new decade. Neutral colours give your home a sense of calmness and serenity and relax your senses....
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Winter bedding is much like winter clothes. If you live in an area that has climate changes from season to season, you most likely have winter clothes and summer clothes. You may even have a special area to store out-of-season things. It is thus only logical to change your beddings when the weather goes cold.The number of options to choose from nowadays is huge....
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