I can’t…

…think of an apt post title each time!
And this is one of those times :0
No reflection on the rooms that I have for you today
Though they did leave me a little speechless
Indian inspiration done right! From the kantha quilt to the faux camel bone side drawer to the roses to the pillow covers and the headboard…I wouldn’t change a thing in this room.   

 Remember my room pairs post? Well aren’t the above two rooms siblings? Love the scottish/madras checks
Another pair! And such gorgeous tiles and brass taps

Do you see what I see? Bandhani (Tie & Dye) pillows!

 Just when you ran out of ideas for innovative headboards – how cool is this one? For us folks in India, who can easily find jaali (lattice) work, we could try this with different stones…visualize a dholpur or jaisalmer stone jaali!

I like the play of different materials and textures (metal, ceramic, wood & the green of the cactus) against the mustard wall

 Suzani and colonial furniture – perfect combination
This room is overwhelming for me – too much happening visually. But love the independent pieces that have gone in – the tiles, the fabrics, the lamp, the side tables.. 

What bling!
Another case of sibling room love, you think?
I think it’s time I re-purposed some of my wardrobe 🙂
   Ah! The causal chic of those tiles..
 And the details that make all the difference. 
So, 
What title would you give this post?
[All images from newly discovered inspiration: Red Online]

24 Comments

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  2. Looks like heaven to me!

  3. So many ideas! Wow! I know I will never be at a loss of words with you guys around…thank you! 🙂

    Barbara and Deb: Hope you have a great time in India!

  4. Bhavna, I think this is one of my most favourite posts, ever! It's STUNNING!!! Thank you for your lovely blog.

  5. This house is gorgeous! With regards to titles, I'd suggest 'Speechless' just because the images have left me speechless.

  6. So JOYFUL … and inspiring!

  7. This post is so beautiful it aches! LOVE the assortment of jali panels for a headboard. Hmmmmm! We're visiting Chennai and Delhi in April and jali panels may be on my short list. Thanks for sharing these.

  8. Sumptuos Details.

    This collection of images is purely sumptuos. I can't think of any better way to describe it. Love so many of them.

  9. wonderful images bhavna. hope your new year is great!

  10. What yummy inspiration Bhavna!!! You have given me ideas for all those saris I never use!! Oh! And I would title this post…
    * Indian Delights or
    * Passage to India
    Soraya

  11. to the DETAILS.. might be app. thanks for sharing it is indeed beautiful and refreshing

  12. I dont have words to describe it. I loved them all.

    I am an indian designer too.
    http://chandradey.blogspot.com/

  13. Very artistic and gorgeous colors. Great work 🙂

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  14. All the pictures are gorgeus, but the picturo from the bathroom is simply great!

  15. Anonymous

    We're coming to India next winter, and I love this blog and your images–maybe over the coming months I can get my fill of Indian color and won't have to bring home six suitcases full of textiles–like I fear I shall want to do. I live in the Pacific Northwest (Oregon) and you can't imagine how wonderful it is to visually feast on all that color in the midst of a haze of gray.
    Thanks, Barbara

  16. i looooove the jaali headboard idea! i might have to try that out.
    these images are just gorgeous!

  17. speechless is the right word. stunning images.

  18. Would borrow from Danial Mueenuddin his "In Other Rooms, Other Wonders". I think its quite apt for all these "rooms with a view" and some

  19. Bold and Beautiful!! A cliche but true!

  20. Stunning collections of images. Great post – unique spaces. Thanks!!

  21. Literally these rooms are to-die-for!!!

  22. Anonymous

    Very inticrate.. Very Indian!

  23. BEAUTIFUL spaces! love the roundup!

  24. Eclectic Beauty!

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