the3h - Hum Hain Hindustani
Topic: agriculture & rural development | authors | business & finance | design | economy | education | entrepreneurship & innovation | environment | general | healthcare | human resources | nonprofit | people | policy & governance | reviews | science & technology | university research
Date: 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 | jan'21 | feb'21 | mar'21 | apr'21 | may'21 | jun'21 | jul'21 | aug'21 | sep'21 | oct'21 | nov'21 | dec'21 | jan'22 | feb'22 | mar'22 | apr'22 | may'22 | jun'22 | jul'22 | aug'22 | sep'22 | oct'22 | nov'22 | dec'22 | jan'23 | feb'23 | mar'23 | apr'23 | may'23 | jun'23 | jul'23 | aug'23 | sep'23 | oct'23 | nov'23 | dec'23 | jan'24 | feb'24 | mar'24 | apr'24 | may'24 | jun'24 | jul'24 | aug'24 | sep'24 | oct'24 | nov'24 | dec'24
Headlines
AI-Powered Predictive Healthcare: Inside India's Multi-Billion-Dollar Health Tech Revolution | Business Today, 02 aug 2025
Is it time to rebrand hospitality education in India? | The Economic Times, 01 aug 2025
Roll-Up Rx: Why hospital consolidation is the new normal in Indian healthcare | Business Today, 01 aug 2025
Amount spent by Indians out-of-pocket on healthcare continues to grow despite insurance, govt schemes | The Times of India, 31 jul 2025
Is India's $100 Billion Agricultural Export Dream Achievable? | The Wire, 31 jul 2025
Indian economy highly resilient but China's slowdown is affecting India's growth rate as well: Swaminathan Aiyar | The Economic Times, 30 jul 2025
Five Years On: Is NEP 2020 Transforming India's Medical Education for the Better? | Observer Research Foundation, 29 jul 2025
Women will power India's dream of a $30 trillion economy | The New Indian Express, 20 jul 2025
Empowering India's classrooms with responsible AI: A human-centred vision for EdTech in India | India Today, 13 jun 2025
Entrepreneurship is not a choice, but a national necessity, says founder-Chairman of Cyient Mohan Reddy | The Hindu, 12 jun 2025
February 2021
Mohammad Anas Wahaj | 24 feb 2021
Personalized, mindful and attractively designed interiors are essential components of good living spaces. The design should be harmoniously aligned to facilitate better living and growth of occupants. Nandita Manwani, founder of The Studio by Nandita Manwani (Bangalore, India), suggests 5 key design elements to make home interiors well-balanced and with a warm and nice feel - (1) Furniture: Includes the shape, material, colour, theme, placement and size. (2) Lighting: Requires layering of ambient lighting, task lighting and accent lighting. (3) Painting/ Wall Finishes/ Floor Finishes: Includes well thought out selection of materials, textures and finishes for good overall outcome. (4) Furnishing (5) Décor. Furnishing and décor should be part of the financial planning from the start. Any budgetary compromise at the end on furnishing and décor will adversely affect the overall outcome of the interior design. All these 5 elements should be blended together in balance to provide quality design. Moreover, Ms. Manwani adds another important 6th element to the interior design essentials - the people for whom the design is done. Their life-stage, lifestyle and aspirations. This personalization component is one of the most valuable part, as all other 5 elements will revolve around this and make home design truly different and unique. Read on...
The Times of India:
Interior design - The sixth element
Author:
Nandita Manwani
©2025, ilmeps
disclaimer & privacy