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Rashmi Haralalka's articles predominantly focus on design, home decor, interior design, and architecture with a strong emphasis on local (India, Mumbai) content. She often covers reviews of homes and design spaces in specific Indian cities like Mumbai and Bengaluru.
If you are considering reaching out to Rashmi for coverage or collaboration opportunities, it would be beneficial to propose ideas related to unique home decor transformations, architectural makeovers inspired by culture or art movements such as Japandi style makeover in Indian homes. Additionally, providing insights into the influence of nature-inspired designs or traditional craftsmanship within modern interiors could align well with her areas of interest.
Given her extensive coverage of Indian cities and their unique architectural styles blended with contemporary trends, offering stories that reflect these themes within India may capture Rashmi's attention effectively.
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By: Ria Gupta, Nuriyah Johar, Mehar Deep Kaur, Darshita Goyal, Aditi Sharma, Cherisha Sonawala, Rashmi Haralalka
Envisioned by Hiral Shah of Mustard Studio, this Mumbai home softens its verticality with natural textures, letting air and ease take the lead.
By: Mehar Deep Kaur, Takshi Mehta, Rashmi Haralalka, Darshita Goyal, Nayan Soni, Alisha Lad
The design studio ma+rs converges minimalism, Indian craft, and clever spatial configurations in this Bengaluru duplex designed for both familial joy and functionality.
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By: Rashmi Haralalka
This Thane home by Inside Story Studio is nothing short of a recipe for minimalist luxury, packed with the softness and warmth of the Italian dessert, Tiramisu.
By: Rashmi Haralalka
With its soft vanilla palette and wave-inspired detailing, this retirement home designed by Rishika Sutwala and Nirali Mehta is as calming as the sea it faces.
By: Rashmi Haralalka
Studio Arcaid reimagines regional identity in Mangalore by blending tradition and modernity into an inviting dining retreat.
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By: Rashmi Haralalka
Rooted in ancestral inspiration, this Ekam Architects home transforms verandahs, courtyards, and gathering spaces into vibrant backdrops for family rituals.
By: Rashmi Haralalka
Tania Shibu revives the 55-year-old traditional Tharavadu home, preserving its memories and filling it with fluid spaces and vibrant backdrops for family rituals
