Designed by The BAD Studio, this four-bedroom farmhouse brings a contemporary touch to vernacular materials and tropical modern design.

Palimpsest By From Around Here

Designed by Studio One by Zero for a retired couple, this home celebrates nature and recalls nostalgic memories reminiscent of the client's childhood home.

VPA Architects straddle a seamless dialogue with verdant settings, poignant memories and contemporary architecture with vernacular inspirations.

How about filling your living space with the organic appeal of bamboo curtains? Have you ever thought about how you can shape these natural elements to complement your decor? #bamboo #blinds #bambooblinds #NaturePositive #climatepositive #BambooForChange Photography: Nathan

When we think of Indian design, our mind usually goes straight to architectural works. But there are in our vernacular design language, elements and features that have become almost emblematic of ethnic interior design. There are many examples, but we’ve listed some of our favorites, based on its continued popularity in contemporary homes! Image Courtesy: Image 1: Two Storey Design Studio Image 2: The Samode Haveli, Jaipur Image 3: Ishita Sitwala

In the serene locale of Demol, Madhuban stands as a tribute to the timeless essence of Indian traditional living. It blends vernacular design elements with a contemporary interpretation.

This home borrows vernacular design elements & adopts a minimalistic approach with simple details, embracing an earthy material palette.

This home, designed by 1Leaping Frog Studio, has an earthy material palette of timber, marble, locally-sourced laterite and terracotta blocks