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The bathroom has to be one of the most important parts of the house and people are very selective about it. People actually pay attention to the entire design of the bathroom so that you can enjoy the surrounding. The Jack and Jill bathroom has one of the best options that you can go for.

A light-filled home in Srirangapatna by Collage Architecture Studio, Bangalore, and an architecturally evolving home in Melbourne by FGR Architects, Australia, are the most popular projects of the year 2022 across all IndiaArtnDesign social media platforms! 

Anya Moryoussef Architect inventively reconstructs a 112-year-old delicately proportioned, light-filled home, built on its original foundations, forming part of a vernacular - a turn-of-the-century housing typology that has almost completely disappeared from the city of Toronto.

When it comes to architecture and interior design, award-winning professional interior designer Russell Versaci says it is all about the "Eight Pillars of Design," which are: invent within the rules; respect the character of the place; tell a story over time; build for the ages; detail fo

With the design of this vertical bungalow in Paldi, Ahmedabad, Prashant Parmar Architect endorses that thoughtful planning can mitigate the most stringent challenge.

Combating huge challenges of a rocky steep terrain, designing water-proof foundations and a rather complicated integration process, The Mountain Cove residence by MU Architecture emerges as a bold architectural achievement. 

Connecting to both - its past and present contemporary liveability, studio Design by AD puts together this home as a renovation and addition that optimises the potential of a narrow site while honouring its Spanish villa heritage.

Set in a sprawling one-acre plot in Ahmedabad, The Aangan by Morphogenesis explores the complexities of the city's culture and the nuances of natural connections through every single design detail.

From slope to statement: Discover how Studio OODA uses the natural topography to shape this stunning 350-square-metre home in Oeiras, Portugal.

SPAN Architects design The Fort House as a modern tribute to India's grand citadels-melding timeless craftsmanship with contemporary luxury. From its yellow sandstone façade to its light-filled trapezoidal interiors, this home redefines the balance between protection and openness, tradition and modernity. Step inside a sanctuary of textures, light, and space-where intricate carvings, soaring ceilings, and nature-infused courtyards come together in perfect harmony.