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LANKATILES Expands Its Design Footprint with 61st Showroom in Mount Lavinia | Colombo Gazette
4+ day, 13+ hour ago (208+ words) Located at No. 280 A, Galle Road, Mount Lavinia, the new LANKATILES showroom has been designed as a contemporary design destination where homeowners, architects, interior designers, developers and other industry professionals can explore an extensive range of premium wall and floor…...
Get Ready to Obsess Over Every Pattern in This Colorful Texas Home
2+ week, 4+ day ago (678+ words) Most of the budget went to wallpaper—and the results are gorgeous. The adage “something old, something new” aptly describes this 5,500-square-foot Fort Worth, Texas, home, which is filled with equal parts heirlooms and contemporary conveniences. Before designers Hilary Colia…...
This Dallas Designer Bought a Problem-Plagued House, Then Turned It Into Her Dream Home in Just Four Months
2+ week, 5+ day ago (811+ words) Bold color and plenty of custom cabinetry make it truly one-of-a-kind With teamwork, speed, and a bit of hope, McKim and her family moved in on Christmas Eve to a home that completely reflected their personal style. The designer, who…...
Reimagining lost panels: Malayali duo to complete 19th-century Cochin temple ceiling at London???s V&A | V & A museum Kensington | Devi Seetharam and Ananth Ramaswamy | Kerala news in English
3+ week, 11+ hour ago (907+ words) A 19th-century South Indian wooden temple ceiling from Cochin, with 25 of its original 45 panels missing, is being conserved and reconstructed at London's V&A Museum. Malayali artist-and-designer duo Devi Seetharam and Ananth Ramaswamy have been commissioned to create 25 contemporary panels…...