Traditional twists in modern homes

CONTEMPORARY homes largely have comparable features, clean lines, modern furniture, neutral palettes, and curated décor.

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Often times in these homes, we spot something else, pieces of furniture, art, or décor that do not necessarily match the overall style. The heirloom pieces —a weathered trunk at the foot of the bed, a handwoven fabric draped on a modern sofa, or a brass urli on the console. As these pieces don’t match the overall style of the space, it is exactly why they work well. Adding character, memories, and emotions to spotlessly clean spaces.

Soul, not just style

Over the past decade, minimalism has dominated spaces. While bringing calm and clarity, it also created spaces, that at times, felt too clean or too perfect — making it too impersonal. Heirlooms act as antidotes; the worn-out handles, tiny chips, and faded patina add warmth and character to perfectly modern spaces. They introduce textures in a way that new materials cannot fully replicate.

Sentimental styling