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    A recap of everything we learned from the homes of the experts

    • Interior Design
    By Editors, Beautifulhomes
    Dec 27, 2019
    'Best of 2019' written at the top with three images of Designer Tarun tahiliani, A dining table with benches and a room with a leather sofa and blue walls next to each other placed below it - Beautiful Homes

    Every week we tour homes of people from all walks of life. The Way We Live stories have given us a glimpse into the lives and styles of young couples, older couples, joint families and even single folks - and all of it is a source of inspiration to us and you, our reader. But it is telling that our most popular home tours this year have belonged to designers. From a sprawling bungalow in New Delhi, a spacious 29th floor apartment in a Mumbai high-rise, to a contemporary and minimal rental space in the Capital, these homes belonging to designers are quite a revelation. Here’s a round-up of what we learned from them:

    Tarun Tahiliani

    For iconic Indian  fashion designer Tarun Tahiliani his home is all about the senses, not the monetary value of the things in it. Whether it is the antique Pichwai in his living room or the lush garden with drooping foliage his bungalow is surrounded by, everything is there only because it is pleasing to the senses.
     

    Designer Tarun Tahiliani standing outside his house in Delhi with trees and plants around him - Beautiful Homes
    Designer Medha Khosla and Architect Saurabh Dakshini sitting at their home in New Delhi - Beautiful Homes

    Saurabh Dakshini and Medha Khosla

    This is not only the home of an architect and a fashion designer, it is also the coming together of two individuals with distinct tastes. From these two you can learn how to create a space together with your partner that is not dominated by one person’s preferences but a reflection of both people living in it.
     

    Pavitra Rajaram

    “Make spaces more about people and less about things, this is what induces warmth.” Designer Pavitra Rajaram has cracks, chips and cuts on things all over her home but they all have a memory attached so she doesn’t get them replaced. Her home is also a lesson in layering and finding unusual ways to mix and match.
     

    Designer Pavitra Rajaram sitting on a bed with colourful cushions, with a floral chair, black bookshelf and blue walls - Beautiful Homes

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