Pochē Aesthetics

A walk-in wardrobe is the upgrade most clients want and the one most often planned badly. Done properly it holds more, is easier to use, and makes the master suite feel like a suite. Done badly it is a corridor with rails in it, and you have given up a bedroom’s worth of floor area […]

Almost every home in Delhi NCR has outdoor space, and most of it goes unused. Too hot, too dusty, too exposed, nowhere to sit, nothing to sit on. The terrace becomes a place where the water tank lives and the balcony becomes a drying area. Here is how to make a terrace or balcony genuinely

Lighting is the single largest difference between a home that looks expensive and one that looks like a showroom, and it costs a fraction of the materials it makes or ruins. It is also the item most often left to the electrician. Here is how lighting design for a luxury home actually works — the

Almost every client we work with in Delhi NCR raises vastu at some point. Some have a consultant already engaged. Some mention it cautiously, expecting an architect to dismiss it. A few want the house planned entirely around it. Our position is simple: most vastu tips for home that matter have a sound reason behind

Flooring is the largest single surface in a house and one of the few decisions that is genuinely permanent. Everything else can be changed in ten years. The floor is laid once. The question we are asked most often is marble vs granite flooring — and the honest answer is that it depends on the

Every joinery quote in India asks you to choose between them, usually with a price difference large enough to matter across a whole house. The salesman will tell you veneer is premium and laminate is practical, which is true but not useful. The veneer vs laminate decision is really about three things: where the surface

Almost every Indian home built in the last twenty years has a false ceiling, and most of them do the same thing: a rectangular drop around the perimeter, a cove with a warm strip inside it, and a row of downlights. It has become the default rather than a decision. Done thoughtfully, false ceiling design

The television wall is the most-looked-at surface in most homes and one of the least designed. It usually ends up as a console with a screen above it, a visible cable loop, and a set-top box balanced somewhere it was never meant to be. Here is how to plan a TV unit or media wall

The living room absorbs more budget and more argument than any other room, and it is the one most often planned around a photograph rather than around how the family actually sits. Here is how to plan a living room that works — the dimensions, the seating arrangement, the lighting, and the decisions that separate

The master bedroom is the room clients describe least and use most. It gets the leftover attention after the living room and kitchen have been argued over, and then quietly determines how well you sleep for the next twenty years. Here is how to plan a master bedroom properly — dimensions that work, the decisions