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  May, 2021 Wall colour ideas for the living room The living room is one of the most important areas of a home, as one tends to spend most of the time here, with family members. It is also the place where home owners entertain guests. You can pick earthy or neutral shades for this area, including aqua mint, French vanilla, emerald green or white. If you want regular colours for your home, you can pick grey, blue or beige. Black is an unusual colour for the living room but you can use it, if you want to add a non-obvious element to your living room. Wall colour ideas for the dining room If you want your dining room to look compact and cosy but full of energy, you can pick warmer tones of red and yellow. If you want to make the room look bigger, opt for brighter tones of green, yellow or purple colours for the dining room and perk it up with drapes in complementing colours. You can also use metallic wallpaper, to add some glam to the room. Wall colour ideas for the study room While red i

  Pooja rooms are an integral part of most Indian households. If your house is not large enough to have a separate pooja room, you can also create a specific corner in your home, to place a beautiful mandir as per your choice. Given below are some popular pooja room design layouts and other options that you can choose from. Marble mandir pooja room design If you have a big home, where you can make space for a separate pooja room, there could be no better option than marble ones. Although it will involve considerable maintenance and expense, it is long lasting and you do not have to worry about termites. Marble, when used for the pooja room design, matches with all kinds of décor and flooring. Your pooja room will not only look rich and elegant, it is also considered ideal for those who are looking for small pooja room designs. Wooden mandir pooja room design Wooden mandirs go well with all types of interior finish and décor themes. Such pooja rooms add grandness to space. However, wood

  May, 2021 Over the past one year, many people across the world have been forced to remain at home, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. With the second wave spreading across India, it appears that there is a long way to go, before the Coronavirus pandemic is eradicated. In a bid to reduce the snowballing infection rate and break the chain, the central and state governments have advised people to stay at home unless essential, while continuing with the vaccination drive. Thus, work from home and schooling from home will continue to remain the norm for many, going forward. With this kind of set up expected to continue, reports suggest that ‘home improvement’ is where people are spending the most currently, so that they can enjoy comfortable, safe and luxurious living. Mentioned in this article is how you can use home décor to further protect yourself from the Coronavirus infection. Antiviral flooring and tiles The pandemic and subsequent lockdowns have reshaped how we perceive homes. “The tim