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There is one common mistake that is very likely to catch up with many villa projects. The homeowner comes in asking for something magnificent: high ceilings, beautiful stairs, and an interior design that will look like it does in a magazine photo. And after eighteen months of living in a house that looks beautiful for visitors but is somehow very uncomfortable to be in during a Tuesday night, you realize that big rooms make any design flaws look more pronounced than in a smal

So, how much is this actually going to cost? It is the one question that everyone wants to know at the very beginning but gets answered at the end, after three visits to the site, a mood board, and a consultation that did not mention the amount once. It is natural, and we know the process of designing luxury interiors does require a certain budget allocation, but not knowing it does not make the process easier – it makes homeowners go blindly into their first project. This ne

Then there’s the fear that arises whenever those first few clouds appear for a house that has been perfected over the years. Does the high humidity cause the walnut console to become distorted? Will the marble floor become slippery as soon as anyone enters with wet feet? It’s no surprise that for people who have spent considerable sums of money on their homes to give them luxurious interiors, the monsoons are going to be quite stressful. The positive thing about having both i

The belief that there is an unbridgeable distance between “eco-friendly” and “luxurious” has been part and parcel of sustainable design for a while now: the former associated with homespun burlap rugs and reclaimed wood, the latter associated with opulent marble and lavish velvet. But the two go hand in hand, and they always have. It is some of the most impressive interiors that are being designed today that debunk this age-old myth. A living room does not necessarily need a