Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts

Room Therapy

Friday, 10 January 2014

We had a long week and just finished Room Therapy's vinatge themed product photo shoot. Here is one picture of our set up. 

product preview will soon be available on roomtherapyhome.com



101 Seat Dining Experinece

Saturday, 31 August 2013

Two things I am stoked about- one, I got to experience the 101 seat-dining experience at the Falaknuma Palace here in Hyderabad and two;Ashwin Kireet, good friend and photographer allowed me to share the pictures of the event. This is my second post about the palace. For those who missed the first bit. Go here. I honestly have very few words to say; only because I won't do justice to it. Attention to detail and brilliant architecture.

 





















                                                         Pictures: Ashwin Kireet

thats's all

Monday, 26 August 2013

lovely house in {Melbourne+ Misc}

Portfolio of  interior photographer: Lisa Sorgini













and...that's all

{says it just like Meryll Streep in Devil Wears Prada}

Happy 6th Month!

Sunday, 4 August 2013

More Room Therapy is 6 months old. 


After a super kick start, couple of interior projects in process, four press mentions about our work and blog- we are happy to tell you that we have a fully stocked studio with hand picked accessories just for some room therapy for your home or office.



meanwhile, I have put together some of my favorite posts just to refresh our memory and also welcome all our new followers

(to go to any of these posts, click on the titles)

  





















 


















Infinitea

Monday, 24 June 2013

 
I went here in college, went here when I was working and then when I got engaged and still go here now. Love this place. I overuse the word love on my posts sometimes. But, I do promise to cut it down after I finish telling you about Infinitea. This places sells tea. Super simple. So the decor is completely TEA-ish.  The posters that decorate the walls, the tea storage, the graffiti in the corners- all scream TEA. Kind of a very cool, kitsch setting I must say. I love {last time I promise} the hour glass timers and the tea pots they use. I feel that sometimes the aesthetics of a place gets enhanced with the way they serve and use normal things in a new style. What say?





This is new and some sort of a paper art. Super tempted to try and make it one of our DIY's. If I do- you'll obviously hear about it.



Photo Credits: Ashwin Kireet & moi