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Wall cladding, the unsung hero of interior design, holds the power to redefine the ambiance of a space. Beyond its practical benefits, such as protection and durability, wall cladding emerges as a wonder in elevating the aesthetic appeal of interiors. The diversity of materials, from the timeless elegance of stone to the warmth of wood, allows for a tailored approach, creating a visual symphony within living spaces. Its versatility shines as it seamlessly adapts to various design philosophies, turning walls into canvases that reflect the essence of the room. More than a decorative element, wall cladding is a sustainable choice, aligning with eco-friendly design practices. As the design landscape evolves, the wonders of wall cladding continue to enchant, offering a simple yet profound way to transform the ordinary into the extraordinary.

Designed by Vårdal Arkitekter and built by Sjemmedal, the mountain cabin called "Skagsnebb" in Geilo, Norway is a modern cabin with some traditional elements, such as a rich green grass roof.

Kebony is the best wood material which is highly suitable for terrace decking and a number of other applications like cladding, furniture etc. Its products are homogeneously treated and can be further machined or cross-cut to length as required.

Step inside a sanctuary of sculpted light and layered luxury! This Meerut bungalow by Jaideep Thareja Architects reimagines contemporary living with soaring volumes, bespoke finishes, and a kinetic façade that dances with sunlight. From marble-clad opulence to seamless indoor-outdoor transitions - every detail whispers indulgence.

Crafted by House & Beyond, this 3230 sq. ft. Gurugram bungalow redefines luxury as a home that listens to nature, light, and time. From a zinc-clad façade embracing an ancient tree to courtyards that breathe serenity into everyday life, this residence is a quiet celebration of connection, memory, and design that ages with grace. 

Why are more and more old buildings being complimented by modern structures in close proximity? When should one design contextually? Are there any set tenets? Read about Ar. Zaha Hadid's new steel structure at the Oxford University building and leave us your views...

Quirk is part of iconography. Check out this new building in Italy and leave us your views…

This interior project takes appreciation for clay to a whole new level, as Sergey Makhno Architects revive and embed the ancient Ukrainian soul into every corner of this Kyiv apartment.