Practical guides on choosing tiles, sanitary ware and finishes for Indian homes, written from what we see on the showroom floor in Bengaluru.
Ask ten people what counts as a bathroom accessory and you will get ten different lists. Some mean the big fittings…
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Grey has quietly become the default bathroom floor colour in Indian homes, the way beige was a decade ago. Walk…
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Simple is not the same as cheap, and it is not the same as boring either, though a lot of people treat the three as…
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A balcony takes a harder beating than almost any floor inside the house. It sits in direct sun for hours, then takes…
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Subway tile is the one choice in this entire catalogue that nobody ever regrets. It will not be the most interesting…
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Most elevation tile conversations start with a design photo and end with a number nobody expected. The photo shows a…
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Terrazzo disappeared from Indian homes for about two decades, written off as an old building material, and has come…
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A staircase gets tiled almost as an afterthought in most Indian homes, once the rest of the house is finished and the…
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Ask three showrooms in Bangalore what bathroom tiles cost and you will get three different numbers, because each one…
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Moroccan tiles are the one pattern that splits a room into two camps the moment someone sees it: people who want a…
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Tiles are not sold by the piece and not really by the square foot either. They are sold in boxes, and the number of…
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A smart lock is the one fitting in a house that has to work every single time, including when the batteries are low…
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