#TrendAlert: Maximalism—go bold and beautiful with an interplay of prints and alluring accents

Go all out and embrace the bohemian vibe with a jamboree of colours, patterns, motifs and more! Trend & Style Direction by Sonia Dutt

Background PVC matte “Leaves And Leaves” Wallpaper from Cottons and Satins Matte finish “Pacific Coast” by Dulux from Taneja Paints & Hardware
Foreground, from left Acrylic on canvas “Saccharine Unicorn” artwork by Gabriele Sermuksnyte from Great Banyan Art Wooden “Photo Frame” in black matte finish and antique gold polish from Beyond Designs Metal herringbone “Neo” picture frame from OMAL Mild steel “Tray” in black matte finish and gold polish from Beyond Designs Hardbound “Bulgari: The Joy Of Gems” coffee table book from OMA Brass “Amuse Croco” table accessory from INV Home Wooden coated with green polish “Parakeet” fireplace from Nivasa Earthenware deco figurine “Eagle” green from FCML Metal “Linea Gold” planter from Address Home Artificial foam flowers from Fennel Artificial “Bouganvillea” flowers from INV Home Wooden table in pink high gloss finish from Beyond Designs Brass textured candle stand from Apartment 9 Porcelain hand-painted “Murano” candle pot from OMA Brass “Tall” candle stand from INV Home Ceramic “Terra” black and white vase from OMA Wooden candle stand in matte grey finish from Beyond Designs Wax “Mogra” candle From Apartment 9

Transport yourself to a breathtaking space with timeless stories and larger than life motifs

Envisioned by Tony Duquette, the drawing-room at Dawnridge in Beverly Hills is a museum in a house. The room is furnished with 17th and 18th century antiques. Upholstered pieces were designed by Duquette along with the famous black lacquered desk he created for Elsie De Wolfe in 1941, the carpet is an antique Axminster and the chandelier is designed by Duquette using Venetian glass flowers custom blown to resemble pillement Lillies. The lambrequins on the windows are made of fabric dipped in plaster and then painted with 18th century Italian carved angel wings and silver urns from Spain.

Let your table do the talking—patterned crockery, statement table linen and bright accessories for a dramatic setting


Canvas “Black & White Fish” fabric from HMSA Designs Canvas “Victorian” mustard fabric from HMSA Designs Cotton “Zig-Zag” teal plain napkin from Sarita Handa (set of eight) White cross cotton “Vintage Grill” from Cottons and Satins Cotton slub “Raindrop” yellow placemat from Nicobar (set of two) Cotton modern “Green Leaf” pattern placemat from NUR Ceramic solid lavender dinner plate from INV Home Glass “Neelaya” plate from Good Earth (set of four) Fine bone china”Rosebagh” charger plate from Good Earth Porcelain “Lena Liberty” sugar pot from OMA Artificial “Bouganvillea” flowers from INV Home Stoneware “Nancowry” teapot from Nicobar (set of four) Porcelain “Safari” saucer from Casa Pop (set of six) 100% ceramic “Pavone” soup plate by La Double J from Beyond Designs (set of two) 100% ceramic “Pavone” dinner plate by
 La Double J from Beyond Designs (set of two) Stainless steel with digital print wooden handle “Garden Vibes” spoon and fork from Chumbak (set of four) Glass with golden rim “Rojia Jewel” from OMA (set of four) Fine bone china green “Monkey” dessert plate from Casa Pop