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Rangoli, an ancient Indian art form, is a vibrant and captivating way of adorning the floors of homes and public spaces during festive occasions. This article will look into the world of Rangoli designs, exploring their significance, history, and the process of creating them. Join us as we unravel the beauty and cultural heritage behind […]
11 Best Rangoli Designs: Unveiling the Beauty of Rangoli Designs Read More »
When we think of Gothic Architecture, our memory takes us through the grand cathedrals and abbeys (never forget the lines of gargoyles keeping the monstrosities away), where priests and nuns chant prayers to keep evil forces at bay. Pop culture has shaped our minds in such a way that the phrase’ Gothic Architecture’ evokes the
Similarity in Diversity: 3 Gothic Architecture Movements Which Influenced the World Read More »
Revolutionising Space with Modular Architecture Modular architecture is transforming the way we think about building spaces, from homes to offices. This innovative approach involves creating structures from pre-fabricated modules, allowing for rapid construction and flexibility. Let’s dive into the diverse world of modular architecture. We’ll talk about its applications in housing and office spaces, and
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Industrial architecture, a field that blends functionality with aesthetic principles, has evolved significantly since the Industrial Revolution. Today we discuss the essence of industrial architecture, its historical roots, and its influence on modern design. Industrial Revolution Architecture Industrial architecture, seldom referred to as Industrial Revolution architecture refers to the design and construction of buildings that
The Tech Behind Recycling: Innovations in Circular Design The notion of a circular economy has become increasingly popular in recent times — most notably in the design industry. It also encourages the design of products and systems that aim to prevent their eventual disposal as waste, by maintaining their use within the economy for as
Circular Economy in Design: Latest Trends, Innovations, and Insights Read More »
Smart Materials in Interior Design As the world becomes increasingly focused on sustainability and innovation, the incorporation of smart materials in interior design is revolutionizing the way we think about our living and working spaces. These materials not only enhance aesthetic appeal but also improve functionality and sustainability. Let’s talk about 9 materials which are
The Future Is Here: Trending Smart Materials in Interior Design and Architecture Read More »
Everything to Know About Mediterranean Revival Style Architecture The 19th century saw the introduction of Mediterranean Revival architecture in the Northern American states. It has multiple features borrowed from Moorish architecture, Venetian Gothic architecture, Beaux-Arts, Italian Renaissance, French Colonial, Spanish Renaissance, and Spanish Colonial architecture. It was the newest fashion in the 1920s and 1930s,
8 Signs To Look Out For In Mediterranean Revival Architecture Read More »
Introduction For many, the unassuming cloth handkerchief is a commonplace object in daily life. Often embellished with monograms or subtle patterns, these hankies serve the simple purpose of wiping hands and faces. However, the Chamba Rumal (where “rumal” translates to handkerchief) defies convention. Far from ordinary, it’s a unique and treasured artefact, far too precious
Stories Stitched in Time: Chamba Rumal, The Needlework Wonders of Himachal Read More »
Evolution of Kettle Design in Japan Tea, cherished globally as the most popular drink after water, has a rich and diverse history spanning centuries and continents. Dive into the fascinating world of kettle design in Japan. These teapots are the quintessential kitchen companions. Let’s explore some of the finest examples from Japan that have graced
Who is Architect Daniel Libeskind? Daniel Libeskind is a globally renowned architect known for his bold, dynamic designs that challenge conventional architectural norms. His work is often associated with deconstructivism breaking traditional architectural forms into fragmented and angular shapes. Born in Poland in 1946, Libeskind’s early influences stemmed from his personal history. One of Libeskind’s
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