Hello everyone!
First thing first, I would like to thank Vandana for showing courage to feature
an ordinary home in her blog, a home that no other blogger (including me)
thought of featuring. She is the most modest person I have ever come across in
this virtual world of blogging and she is the one who always encourages me with
her generous comments. I am glad that we crossed path.
I am decor aficionado. Home, to me, is a place that I miss even if I go to
exotic locations or any other place in the world. I love decorating my home as
much as I love blogging. I like my home to be unique to me. In my
opinion, your abode should not be a carbon copy of homes featured in
magazines ;instead it should speak about you.
I love warm and earthy tones and hence
stuff that falls in the higher wavelength side of the spectrum finds a way
in my home decor. My love affair with Buddha is never ending; the figurine
itself has the power to emanate serenity. In the picture below, the tulip flowers are
handmade; Buddha and vase are hand painted to suit my decor style.
My favorite thing about decorating is that I keep changing every room’s
decor according to my mood and season. I like to customize things around
me. A room should never allow the eye to settle in one place. So I add lots of
character and drama with accessories
Opposite to this wall is my balcony garden
and sometimes I pull a chair and love sipping my evening tea there enjoying the
view of my sun kissed balcony garden. As our apartment is on the top floor I
got the privilege of having open to sky terrace and that makes my home airy and
filled with ample natural light. I enjoy the view when light streams through
the curtains and reaches to every part of my living room.
Everyday nature offers me something new to
look at and admire.
View from my balcony is always so enticing
that I go berserk clicking images of setting sun and kaleidoscope of
colors.
I work from home so I needed a
dedicated place for my work and hence, a part of my living room got converted
into my home office. You can read about this complete makeover on my blog here.
I surround myself with the things I love,
my desk clearly reflects that.
Wall shelves can instantly change the look of the place, you just change
the knick-knacks you keep on the shelf and it will completely transform the
place
When my husband and I decided to buy a
home we were determined that it should be on the top floor so that we get
maximum light and sun. We are lucky enough to have found such home and my love
for gardening grew even wilder when I moved to my new home. Here is my sunny
balcony.
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I love to paint and I don't restrict myself to one medium or surface. I like to paint everything around me. Most of the planters in my balcony garden are my hand-painted ones. |
My balcony garden becomes more lively and
colourful during rains.
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Every evening's ritual of lighting diya and placing it near Buddha makes this place look even more mesmerizing. |
A peek into my kitchen explains that I
have minimalist aesthetics. I keep this place functional so just a few decor
accessories are enough to make it look better.
As I said I love rotating decor
accessories, so my tiny owl planter sometimes sits on the wall shelf of my work space and sometimes it flies into the kitchen. |
I love clean edges and sleek look of my
kitchen. Though I have lots of other things that I want to include in my
kitchen's decor but my freelancing work is keeping me too busy to do anything
else.
Here is a guest bedroom that recently got
some serious makeover. I am quite happy with the results.
Here is an image of master bedroom that is
in desperate need of makeover.
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I love this V...Disha, Each nook and corner shows how much attention and care you have given your home:) loved each bit:) and the garden.. Oh its such a beautiful magical place.. I just heart how it is the plants and the way they are set around the serene Buddha sculpture and just a few of your lovingly hand painted planters that enhance the beauty of that space and not randomly placed tchotchkes as we usually see. Oh and those pics from your balcony, every time i see them, like in your blog earlier, they , always , always remind me of shots of a fort or someplace like that.. Its the shape and its definition against the sky i guess..:) there am
ReplyDeleteDone with analysis:) but seriously , lovely tour!!! And V , absolutely love this :) please keep them coming:)
What a perfect observation, Peeli! You said it all so beautifully!
DeleteWhat a detailed analysis 'P'. No one other than you can play so beautifully with words. Thank you for your sweet, encouraging and kind words. I am overwhelmed!!
ReplyDeleteThanks to you too Vandana :)
What a detailed analysis 'P'. No one other than you can play so beautifully with words. Thank you for your sweet, encouraging and kind words. I am overwhelmed!!
ReplyDeleteThanks to you too Vandana :)
Disha, your ordinary home is filled with all extra ordinary personal touches. Your garden terrace is definitely a visual delight, your little tweaks all around the place makes it extra special. Thank you Vandana for bringing this :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Pinz! Glad that you stopped by and enjoyed Disha's home.
DeleteWhat a lovely home tour . Magic happens when two of your fav people come together and put forward a post as beautiful as this. Disha, I love everything I see here esp the way you have played with colours in your guest bedroom, even the blue in the master bedroom looks lovely and cool. I love the corners of your kitchen and of course the balcony garden :) Cheers and good luck with all the decorating and DIY-ing :) Thanks for sharing it with us V :)
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked it, Reshma! And good to see you here:-)
Deletethats seriously a home?
ReplyDeleteAll this while I was wondering when would I get to see Disha Ji's house. Finally got to see it and it is like a dream. Beautiful is a small word for this lovely home...
ReplyDeleteHi Neha, firstly, thanks for stopping by. And then, I am glad you got to see Disha's home.
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