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So much so, like building a perfect apartment is an art and requires precision on the part of a builder, on the similar lines decorating it  and transforming it into a space worth living also requires a little hard work.

Just like we have to go through a lot of scaling as to which raw material to pick or technique to adopt that’ll best complement our customers’ lifestyle. After selecting your dream home, smartly plan its decoration as every room, every corner has its special requirement. 

Tips for Choosing the Perfect Artwork

In addition to giving you high-quality green living space Jaipur, Trimurty also gives you tips that will help you choose an artwork which will enhance the ambiance of your room:

1. Choose a piece of artwork that you love

The thumb rule in art selection is to pick something just for the reason you love it and nothing elese. Now, to choose a piece of artwork that you love ask the following questions:

• What does the art piece exactly say?
• Is this art the focal point or an accent piece?
• Does the mood of the art compliment the décor of the room?
• Is it an extension of your personality?
• Will you be okay if you have to see it every day?

2. Size matters

Another important factor in deciding the artwork for your home is the size of the artwork. Take the measurements of the space where you want to position it. This will help you make the right choice. Ensure that it perfectly fits over your bed, sofa or the corner you are picking it for.

3. Does your budget allow it?

Expensive doesn’t need to be your pick all the time. For instance, you may love a beautiful painting made by your child. You could simply frame it and hang it on a wall. Also, these days you will find many options available online that help you choose an artwork without breaking your piggy bank.

4. Does it match the style of your room?

The artwork you choose should complement the overall style of the room. Consider these tips based on the décor style:

• Traditional décor: Opt for artwork with neutral hues and subtle designs that blend well with classic interiors.
• Contemporary décor: Bold colors and modern designs will enhance the vibe of a contemporary or minimalist space.

Conclusion

Selecting the perfect artwork for your home is all about reflecting your personal style and complementing the décor of each room. By choosing pieces that speak to you, fit the space appropriately, and align with your budget, you can elevate the aesthetic of your home without breaking the bank. Let your artwork become a reflection of who you are while enhancing the overall ambiance of your space.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How do I choose artwork that fits my home décor style?
   Choose art that matches the mood of your home—neutral tones for traditional décor and bold designs for contemporary spaces.
2. What size artwork should I choose for my room?
   Measure the wall where you plan to hang the artwork to ensure it complements the space without overwhelming it.
3. Can I choose affordable artwork for my home?
   Yes! Affordable artwork, like personal creations or online finds, can beautifully decorate your home without breaking the bank.

Trimurty has always been about bringing people close to owning a beautiful home. So, apart from fulfilling the home dream of countless families by building world class apartments, every now and then we present you with tips and guides to make your life and home beautiful. 

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Using white shades in home’s decor is the easiest way to add a new and classy look to one’s home. However, there are some basic dos and don’ts that one should follow, while using this colour.

White colour in a room’s decor can make it look soothing and classy. White can look sleek, sophisticated, romantic, pure and meditative, depending on how it is used in a room. There is a common misconception that white is a single-tone colour, this is not the case. If you open a paint shade card, you will see that there are multiple shades of white. This is why, white is a perfect backdrop for every drop of colour. 

However, white alone is an empty colour – you must give it a partner that really allows the colour to shine and vice-versa.

 

#WHITEDECOR TIP – Colourful accents should be added to the décor, to enhance the appeal of white and its dominance. Indoor plants, cushions, paintings and curtains, are some of the options through which you can bring in contrast and highlight whites.

 

How to ensure that white remains white

One should choose the right materials to ensure that the white décor remains white. White sheers for curtains, white Teflon-coated fabric (which is stain-resistant) for furnishings and white duco paint (automotive paint) are a few materials that can be experimented with, to achieve a dominant white palette.

White reflects light. So, it adds to the brightness of the space and makes the space appear bigger.

 #WHITEDECOR TIP 2: White can contrast with the gaudiest of colours and make it look elegant. For example, gold looks rich on a white backdrop. One can go in for a stylish gold-coloured false ceiling with a white trim and white walls. For art lovers, white walls are a perfect backdrop to set off their masterpieces. People who prefer bright furniture, or large prints in the upholstery, can also use a lot of white in

 #WHITEDECOR TIP 3:People who have pets, children, or a non-centralised air-conditioning system in their homes, should be careful with the amount of white that they use in the décor. Dust, dirt and scratches can convert the white to a dirty off-white. So, if you love white, you must also ensure that you can maintain it.

A few more smart tips for white decor

• Ceilings should always be white or off-white in colour, as it reflects light.
• Walls can be painted white, to give a spacious feel. When complementing your white walls, keep the accent colour subtle and do not overdo it.
• Do not keep white surfaces plain. Instead, use textures to add dimension and to create different surfaces.
• Fabrics, such as light and breezy sheers in white and ivory and white bed linen, can make the room appear fresh and relaxing.
• White spaces need to be blended carefully with coloured linen, furniture and artifacts. To create a calming space in an all-white room, add citrus green, turquoise or classic purple.
• If you have children at home, opt for washable fabrics for slipcovers of white sofas, chairs and duvets.

Conclusion

Embracing a white theme in your home décor can transform your living space into a serene and stylish retreat. By using complementary colors, choosing the right materials, and maintaining a balance with textures and accents, you can create a chic, timeless ambiance that remains fresh and elegant throughout the winter and beyond.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How can I make white décor more dynamic?
   Add colorful accents like indoor plants, cushions, and paintings to highlight the white and add contrast.
2. What materials should I choose to maintain white décor?
   Opt for stain-resistant fabrics, white sheers for curtains, and Duco paint to keep your white décor clean and fresh.
3. How can I ensure my white décor doesn’t get dirty easily?
   For homes with pets or children, choose washable fabrics for white furniture and be mindful of regular cleaning.

A bathroom occupies only a fraction of space in your home, but it is also the area where maximum water wastage takes place. In addition to massive H2O wastage, it is also a blamed spot that houses expensive chemical-filled beauty and cleaning products. 

So, we thought that despite giving DIY tips on cheap bathroom decor and beautification, why not spread a word or two on practices and alterations that can lead to an eco-friendly bathroom.

Below we have discussed 7 easy tips that’ll transform your bathroom from a non-eco friendly to a green-spirited space.

1. Low-flow Toilet

Replace old toilets with low-flow ones, they’ll provide ample flushing power while using only a fraction of water.

2. Low-flow Shower Head

From 5 to 8 gallons per minute reduce your water straight to 2.5 gallons or less by using low-flow shower heads.

3. Motion Sensor Faucets

Tracking the exact H2O requirement, motion sensor faucets will reduce wasteful use of water drastically.

4. Switching to LED

LED bulbs not only consume less electricity but also come with a bigger shell life. ‘Warm LED bulbs’ are the latest addition in the field providing coziness matching the level of an incandescent bulb.

5. Energy-Efficient Vent Fan

Save up to 60% energy by replacing old vent fans with energy star rated ones.

6. Eco-Friendly Bath Products

By using green bath products you can not only give your skin a treat but also help organic farming grow & flourish.

7. Homemade Products

Use homemade products like baking soda and vinegar over chemical-filled cleaners.

Conclusion

Making your bathroom more eco-friendly doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. By implementing these simple changes, you can conserve water, reduce energy consumption, and decrease your use of harmful chemicals, all while contributing to a greener, more sustainable lifestyle.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How can I reduce water wastage in my bathroom?
   Install low-flow toilets and shower heads, and opt for motion sensor faucets to ensure water is only used when necessary.
2. Are LED bulbs really energy-efficient for bathrooms?
   Yes, LED bulbs use less electricity and last longer than traditional incandescent bulbs, making them an energy-efficient choice for your bathroom.
3. What are some natural alternatives to chemical cleaning products?
   You can use homemade products like baking soda and vinegar for effective, eco-friendly cleaning.

It was on 8th November that demonetisation was announced in the country.  It was peddled as a surgical strike against black money.

Economic Overview Post-Demonetisation

After the implementation of demonetisation following changes were witnessed in the economy –

1. First, the GDP growth has come down to 6.1 per cent and 5.7 per cent in Q1 and Q2 2017, respectively. It is believed to be a temporary phase and in coming quarters Indian economy is expected to grow faster.
2. Secondly, the Business Confidence Index has risen to 64.1, from 56.4 in Q1 2017.
3. Additionally, due to the continuous efforts by the government, India also jumped to 100 from 130, in the ‘Ease of Doing Business’ rankings, making it the first country to record the highest jump in the World Bank’s rankings.

The demonetisation wave seems to have settled down and the prospect for the real estate sector looks promising. During the last one year, apart from demonetisation, the real estate sector also witnessed several significant policy reforms, such as the implementation of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act in several states, the nationwide implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and amendments in the Benami Transactions (Prohibition) Act.

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Impact on different real estate sectors

Residential sector: Affordable housing in vogue

Post demonitisation the sales in the secondary residential market, especially in the luxury segment, were impacted. However, the transactions in mid-segment and affordable housing remained less impacted and buyers’ preference remained tilted towards ready-to-move-in houses.

Due to continuous support of the government and its push towards the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, the affordable housing segment should pick up and more developers and investors will try to invest in this segment.

Commercial markets: Investors remained active

After demonetisation, the commercial leasing market remained, while commercial strata sale was impacted to a certain extent. There was a temporary slowdown in the overall transaction volumes, in the first few months post-demonetisation. However, a year after demonetisation, investor activity seems to be picking up, on the back of improved investor confidence and several major transactions have been concluded. 2018.

Long-Term Forecast for Real Estate Post-Demonetisation

All the policy reforms, especially RERA and GST, are helping in aligning the real estate sector to the international standards of doing business. It will encourage the entry of more foreign entities (developers and funds) in the Indian market and more liquidity for the Indian developers who have an established track record.  Research remains positive about the prospects of all commercial and residential real estate markets in the long run.

Conclusion

Demonetisation, while disruptive in the short term, has paved the way for several reforms that are shaping a more transparent and investor-friendly real estate market in India. As we look to the future, the sector is expected to thrive, with significant opportunities in both affordable housing and commercial real estate.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How has demonetisation affected India’s real estate sector?
   Demonetisation led to a temporary slowdown, but policy reforms like RERA and GST are boosting long-term growth, particularly in affordable housing and commercial markets.
2. What impact has demonetisation had on affordable housing?
   The government’s support for affordable housing through schemes like PMAY has resulted in stable demand, with more developers focusing on this segment.
3. What’s the outlook for the commercial real estate market after demonetisation?
   While there was a temporary slowdown, investor confidence is improving, leading to more significant commercial transactions and growth in the market.