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The Hindu: A cultural fusion- Influences from around the world in luxury home

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Luxury home design is a celebration of cultural diversity, where traditional elements from different parts of the world are seamlessly integrated into contemporary settings. This fusion can be witnessed through the choice of materials, architectural styles, and interior décor.

Japandi, a style that has recently gained popularity, is a subtle blend of Japanese and Scandinavian minimalism, emphasising simplicity and functionality. Featuring natural textures like wood, rattan, bamboo, and linen, this style incorporates exquisite craftsmanship to achieve quiet luxury at its finest. Think a neutral haven that invokes a sense of serenity and peace — zen with a twist.

Another interesting style is a mix of Art Deco and Indian elements. This eclectic yet
classic combination merges geometric shapes and luxurious materials with the rich
textures and vibrant colours of Indian décor. Imagine Kashmiri carpets laid over marble
inlay flooring, antique Indian mirrors adorning symmetrical wall panelling, and arched
doorways leading you into an opulent home that feels both curated and lived-in,
reflecting many travels and experiences.
An easy way to blend styles is the addition of art that brings life and character into a
home. Eclectic art in a traditional setting is a personal favourite. It instantly adds
interest and a hint oftheunexpected. Soft touches with furnishings, wallpaper and
sculptural elements pull the look together

Incorporating natural ventilation, inspired by traditional tropical architecture
minimises the need for artificial cooling. Additionally, energy-efficient designs such as
green roofs and solar panels are increasingly popular, providing both ecological benefits
and modern comforts.

Water conservation is another critical aspect, with techniques like grey and black water
recycling being implemented to reduce wastage. By treating and reusing wastewater for
irrigation and other non-potable purposes, we ensure its efficient use without
compromising on luxury

The writer is Creative Director, Maia Estates.
Published – September 06, 2024 04:58 pm IST

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