Design Tips to add luxury and style to your home

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Friends and clients have often asked me how do we convert our homes to look more opulent and luxurious without having to break through the bank door and getting a hole in the pocket. Luxury living does not have to be a complete makeover, it can be achieved with simple touches of opulence. Today I will share images and tips on how to make your home space look like a million bucks by using colours, design balances and shopping for the right blend of accessories. 

 Let's start right. For starters, it's the entrance of your home that sets in the whiff of your personality. Adding a sleek console, controlling the vibrancy with some tasteful lighting and adding detailed touches with candles and vases can do the trick. 


The secret of elegance is to create and curate splendour by adding styles that are : #Brave, #Bold and #Timeless. 
I have in the images below, a trim and tasteful layout of these 3 styles

#Brave
Is using a sumptuous colour like Rust and Beige with pinches of bling thrown in. Matching flowers, vases, table lamps and candles to enhance attraction.

#Bold
Is teaming up with stimulating Yellow and reticent Grey. Patterned cushions, dazzling yellow-velvet bedspread, spruced with an interplay of colour and forms makes for a determined impression that has become quite a global trend and a mark of contemporary style. 

#Timeless
Is the combination of ageless Aqua with bashful Beige. Classic and everlasting in personality, this combination makes for an elegant, deluxe statement. Organic and geometric patterned cushions, vases, photo frames and candle-ware together sums up for a Timeless decor.  

A home space truly thrives when friends and guests add sprite to your home. Tableware, dinnerware, cups &mugs, serving platters, trays, glassware, cutlery, tea sets, napkin rings and the list goes on... is what reflects your design personality. The choices could be: #Floral Elegance, #Quirky Fun, or #Patterned Classic.

#Floral Elegance ('Autumn', @AddressHome, Raghuvanshi Mills, Mumbai) 

#Quirky Fun ('Katputli', @AddressHome, Raghuvanshi Mills, Mumbai) 

#Patterned Classic ('Zeba', @AddressHome, Raghuvanshi Mills, Mumbai) 

 A home full of art instantly screams luxury. To conclude the home design story it's imperative to get a bit arty and look at shopping for the Object D' Art, that will give the final touch to conclude the grandiose of your home. 





A well-designed home doesn't have to cost an arm and a leg. When I mention shopping it does mean identifying an address or addresses to source it all. Today I spoke about a one-stop address that seamlessly helps you add to your shopping bag and wave the magic wand to achieve the iconic touch. True to its debonair character this shopping destination is even called Address Home. Address Home has stores at many locations. You could head to your nearest store or even make a dash for it online.

 I do get a bit edgy and obsessive when I can't find the exact design elements I am looking for, so I love the pampering of subtly coordinated displays when I am shopping for my spaces. Being in Mumbai, my favourite is the sprawling, well-teamed and conspicuously exhibited, Address Home store, in Raghuvanshi Mill Compound, Lower Parel. 





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4 comments:

  1. Unknown15 May 2016 at 03:47

    Very nice keep it up

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  2. NIKON@NICK15 May 2016 at 06:37

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  3. Unknown15 May 2016 at 20:44

    Lovely recommendations on making one's home undergo a magical makeover with statements as Brave, Bold and Timeless. Good pictures compliment the piece of writing. And nice to get to know of Home Store at Lower Parel. Keep posting more.

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  4. Unknown18 September 2016 at 00:51

    In this post everything is fine. Renovating the home with luxury model is not easy we have to spend more time in choosing furniture, design, etc.

    Modern interior design ideas

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