Old traditional house

Insitu by kalakaarihaath expertly blends the traditional architecture of Kerala with the sleek finishes of contemporary Indian craftsmanship in this vibrant Mumbai home

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Asikkad House: This was a house designed by Benny Kuriakose few years ago in a village near Mayavaram. The house has many Chettinad architecture elements and mainly uses the columns recycled from old houses, which the client had already collected. The main house has two bed rooms with a large courtyard. #ChettinadArchitecture#TraditionalInteriorDesignIdeas

Designed by Temple Town, this Kerala home in Thrissur is replete with antiques like 200-year-old windows, consoles crafted from reclaimed ceiling wood, and more.

An onsite museum, traditional architecture and Nazrani Christian meals are on offer at this heritage homestay in Kerala

Hiraya Design Studio restored and refurbished an ancestral Mangalore villa with traditional Chettinad elements, Athangudi tiles, and antiques sourced from across India.

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B&A Design Studio worked around the old structure to create a home full of light, contemporary furniture and antique decor accents

Image 2 of 55 from project The Home where Time Stood Still | Temple Town | Photograph by Justin Sebastian

Greenwich Georgian - Traditional - Exterior - New York - by VanderHorn Architects | Houzz

Note the pillars, roof rafters and the raised dias', typical of old Tamil houses. I particularly liked this one.

a Japanese old house ,Yokohama

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Today I share some shots of Osur village, in rural South India. We went there in 2013 to witness blessings for a temple. During a stroll around the handful of streets that are the village, my eye was drawn to textures and glimpses of things. As you will see, I was probably more intrigued with … Continue reading "A Rural South Indian Village"

Casa Rojo designed by Benny Kuriakose is located about 15 km outside Chennai, on the East Coast Road along the sea. It was an old orchard with plenty of mango and other fruit trees. The essence of the building was to be a space which would exemplify the feeling of well-being and tranquillity. #Traditionaltimberstaircase #Interiordesign #Timberarchitecture