I came across some more of John Henry Claude Wilson‘s excellent work, showcasing traditional Indian decor and design. Covering select interior shots in this post, and will share the rest in a post early next week.
[Credits: Photographs by John Henry Claude Wilson; Source: Frposters; Some of the interior shots are from: Samode Palace, Samode Bagh, Devi Garh, Toy and Joy Singh’s residence, restored traditional pol (residential cluster) haveli in Gujarat, Neemrana Palace, Deo Garh Palace)
Oh my gorgeous!
Thank you thank you! So very glad you all enjoyed this post and also wrote to me 🙂
amazing blog 😉
Lovely post.. everything is so pretty and very inspirational.
Thanks for the post. I love the tall ceilings and the great furniture. Can't wait to see more of these. I will check back.
Your blog brings me back to India. I so miss this magical country… Just made a change of plans, instead of flying to Bhutan via Bangkok this fall, I will extend my trip by a couple of more days via India
I've been to INdia once and ever since, I've been searching for great Indian design blogs! Glad I finally found this one.
Stunning, the colors are amazing!
Fabulous pics 🙂 Look forward to the series !!
wow…great shots. You really do have an inspirational blog. Thanks for all the good eye candy!!
i hope one day my blog will be as fabulous as yours!!
Absolutely divine..drooled at every single one 🙂
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Oh such lovely images… I am in love with each of these rooms… wow!! I've always wanted a home with pillars.. the traditional haveli types… someday… *sigh*
Simply stunning.
As someone who splits her time between the US and India, your blog reminds me of the reason I love India.