Trishna design Blogs

In India when most people heard the word “granite” the 1 st  thing that comes in your mind is kitchen platforms, Window framings, Door framings, Staircases, etc. However, there is a reason why granite is the preferred material for Indian kitchens. The stone surface not only adds a natural and elegant look to the kitchen but is also the most functional and long-lasting solution for our kitchens. After all, it's one of the toughest materials that can withstand our special and intense cooking style (whether it's with stain-prone spices like turmeric or heavy items like mortar and pestle, pressure cookers, and so on). One of the most common countertop materials is granite. It was first used in luxury homes in the 1920s, but it did not become a popular approach until the 1970s. It was still regarded as high-end interior design material, and many homeowners believed it was out of their price range. Granite technology and transportation advances were introduced in the 1990s, allowin...

  In India, however, we do not paint our homes ourselves. We simply hire a painter and assign all decision-making to him. To be honest, learning about the painting process can only help you understand what is expected from your painter in earlier days. But now you get so much information via the internet. Before starting the process you all should know i.e for every different wall treatment the process might change ex: If you want to paint on a textured wall, repaint on an existing wall, or if it is dampness on the wall. For every work there is a reason, so let's see the purpose of the painting  To hide defects in the surface to be painted, such as cracks, holes, patches, inaccurate levels, and unsightly offsets. To enhance the positive features such as offsets, windows, and so on.  To protect and strengthen the surface against the elements as described above and by applying a coat of paint that prevents normal cracking, peeling, staining, and dusting, etc. ...

The term "accessory" in the context of interior design refers to a non-essential, secondary, or additional object. It was because the designers never gave much thought about where these "non-essential" objects should be placed, and it was entirely up to the client to decide how to organize them in the interior. Accessories have taken on a new significance. However, with the recent trend of preparing and constructing everything, the designer and client spend a significant amount of time choosing, ordering, and placing them. And, given their newfound meaning, it would be appropriate to refer to them as contributory objects. Accessories as Contributory items Accessories are to the interior what stars are to night sky or flowers are to the garden or shells to the beach. Without them, an interior would be less of an interior as the picture of the night sky is not complete without stars even though the moon and other planets are there. Origin of Accessories In...