#aplusdhomes Have we become too focused on what the west preaches? The Vrindavan Project’s Chhatarpur home takes us back to our roots in time What we left behind in our search for so-called modern, minimalist homes is what our ancestors passed down to us—something that the whole world admired or at least used to: our inner maximalists. India is a land of maximalists; we have grown up appreciating vibrant colours and intricate designs, only to see them being rapidly replaced by the Western trend of pale hues over time. Fortunately, amidst the landscape filled with so-called minimal homes, there are a few like this staycation in Chhatarpur (New Delhi), designed by Shreenu Mukherjee Ranjeet Mukherjee of The Vrindavan Project, nestled amidst the farmlands that pass down our legacy for the future generations to inherit. Owned by a Rajasthani family, this residence stands in sharp juxtaposition to the usual commercial holiday homes. The interiors of this home reflect the owners’ reverence for archaic designs. And the standout that we also talked about a few minutes ago—bold, bright colours. No one uses colours the way Indians do (apart from a few others like Italy). Here in this home, they come out as an alchemical force that binds and divides things at once. Read the full story here- https://shorturl.at/5n2J4 Photography by Ankush Maria Text by KRUPAKSHI MEHTA #aplusd #architectureplusdesign #homeinteriors #thevrindavanproject #heirloomhouse #shreenumukherjee #rajasthani #indianhome #traditionahome #delhihomes #hometrends #designinspiration #designtrends
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