#india interior

[departmentofinteriors]

kolkata

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Prathama Blood Centre, Ahmedabad. Matharoo Associates.

[livesunique]

Junagarh Fort, Bikaner, Rajasthan, India

[arc-hus]

House of Concrete Experiments, Alibag, India - Samira Rathod Design Atelier

https://www.srda.co/

[kaalbela]

Shahpura Haveli in Jaipur, India.

Maroof Culmen

[redclaysoil]

house in shoolagiri, tamil nadu designed by habitart architecture studio

[moodboardmix]

K House, Alibag, Raigad district of Maharashtra, India,

Atelier Design N Domain

[thecornercoffeeshop]

Lota Cafe, Delhi

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Ladakh

Pie Aerts

[leroibobo]

thazhathangady juma mosque in kottayam, kerala, india. like judaism and christianity, islam first reached present-day kerala via trade and migration from the middle east to the malabar coast from antiquity. the mosque dates back to the 9th-10th centuries.

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Interiors

Himachal Pradesh | India

[vieformidable]

A beautifully elegant tree called "Cassia Fistula" grows and glows, from India to Southeast Asia.

[livesunique]

Bangalore Palace, Bangalore, Karnataka, India

[arc-hus]

Shed 2.0, Surat, India - Studio ii

[kaalbela]

Panja is a weaving technique from Haryana in India. It is mostly used for weaving light rugs called dhurries. It gets its name from a claw-like tool called panja which is used to beat the weft threads into the warp to adjust them there. Panja rugs are famous for their lightness and portability. They are made from cotton or wool or jute. The designs are usually geometric. In the past, when these rugs adorned the palaces of Rajasthan the designs were more elaborate and resembled Persian rugs, however, over time as demands increased and rugs became common for household use, the designs simplified into the distinct geometric form they are recognised for today.

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Alarine Earth Home, Koshi, India,

Zarine Jamshedji Architects Conceived in collaboration with builder Cornelis Alan Beuke

Photo Credit: Syam Sreesylam