Practical guides on choosing tiles, sanitary ware and finishes for Indian homes, written from what we see on the showroom floor in Bengaluru.
Both names come up in almost every bathroom conversation we have, usually in the same sentence: "we were looking at…
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Most people choose a tile by its pattern and settle the finish in the last thirty seconds, usually by asking which…
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Standing in a showroom with two toilets in front of you, the difference looks cosmetic. One sits on the floor in a…
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Two wardrobes can cost the same, use the same laminate and look identical on the day they are installed. Two years…
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The backsplash is the strip of wall between your counter and the wall cabinets, usually 18 to 24 inches tall, and it…
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A kitchen floor in an Indian home takes turmeric, oil, boiling water, dropped steel vessels and a mop twice a day…
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The wash basin is the one fitting in a bathroom that gets used by everyone who visits your home. It is also the…
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A bathroom needs more taps than most people expect. A basin tap, a wall mixer for the shower, a health faucet, an…
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Every year the same thing happens. The house gets cleaned in the weeks before Diwali, and somewhere in the middle of…
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Buying tiles in Bangalore usually starts online and ends in a showroom. People shortlist on a phone, then come in to…
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Most bathroom renovation quotes in Bangalore arrive as a single number with no breakdown, which makes them impossible…
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Tile sizes in India are quoted in two languages at once. The showroom says 2x2, the box says 600x600mm, and the…
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