How much I believe that god is in the details?! 

Ask me and I'll say that; that's all I believe.

 

before I forget, have a safe and lovely Diwali!

spotted on: this ivy house

File Facts:

• 80 year old house
• found in a remote village in Kerala
• dismantled and brought to Vaamika Island
• restored to its original structure
• new features (such as outdoor bathroom, infinite pool) added to the exteriors to add the "new" to the "old" 

My Comments:

• I am wowed!

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pictures: by me

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As much as kids room is know for clutter and mess. It's best to have a design that keeps away from it. Making the space easy to move around and clean and fun is the way to go. Colour is a good idea, but overdoing it- kills the purpose. Some of my favorite ideas, just for kids and their THERAPY!

These lovely ideas are from houzz

For more fun ideas, you can contact me at moreroomtherapy@gmail.com

or leave your comments for me over here

We all know god is in the details. What we don't do often is use these little details to make our spaces beautiful. Here are a few examples of the simplest things in life, that are the most gorgeous design elements. 

These are a few of my favorite "simple" things or SIMPLE THERAPY in our language!

                     

The reason this rod appeals to me is the simplicity in the design. How many times do we pay attention to that rod that hangs our towel. It's pretty in itself and yet so so simple.

 

 

An old unused boat, with the paddle lined up against the wall and a small vintage style window to create that cozy corner you and me want. .

This antique wooden spoon used to scoop spice out earlier; now used as a fruit bowl. Gorgeously simple!

 oh these old wooden chairs!

The above two pictures are my personal favorites

hibiscus in the stone urli (Kerala's traditional decorative vessel) and the basava(stone cow), cant stop wanting them for my own house

While we are in the mood for colour; might as well get this post out of the way. These pictures are from my trip last month. Club Street, Singapore is one of the most good looking streets despite the colouroma that is on. Simple details, lots of colour, old juxtaposed with new. Loving colour therapy!