Inlaid with lapis lazuli, turquoise and malachite, the mosaics the Taj Mahal are a testament to the beauty of this art form as well as its power to evoke emotion. Known locally as “Parchin Kari”, many who have come to personally see the Taj Mahal have also come to appreciate

Tired of your old, lifeless kitchen décor? Looking for some stunning ideas that can breathe new life to your backsplash? I know you’re looking for that little “something extra” to make it stand apart from the rest. Luckily you came to the right place! This article will transform your kitchen

Bored with the same old advice on how you should freshen up your interior? Believe it or not, the mosaic can be used in more places than just on murals. And surprisingly, it has more looks than “bland bathroom tiles” and “over-the-top kitsch” designs. In fact, with these ten creative ways, we can introduce you to a whole new subset of interior design ideas, and ones you can do perfectly well on your own!

Some décor trends will never go out of style. With clean lines, geometric shapes, handsome, soothing colors, and earth textures, how do we stop ourselves from falling in love? In today’s article, I’m focusing on the bathroom, and I hope these mosaic ideas give you the bathroom of your dreams!

Rome “The eternal city” is very well known for its sprawling lights and lively streets, on-going festivals and late ending nights. It holds some of the greatest masterpieces of the world such as the Colosseum, the Vatican Museums, and many others. This city is also considered to have the world’s largest collection of Roman mosaics. Since it’s also home to hundreds of museums covering archeology and mosaic art! In Today’s article, I’ll take another trip to Italy, but this time to explore one of the world’s most Iconic art museum “The Vatican” with over two thousand years of works to admire, priceless artifacts, historic pieces of art, sculptures and of course mosaics.

Without a clear plan in mind, decorating your own home office could be a daunting task. You have a lot of factors to consider and a lot of questions to ask. What will be the main theme of the room? How can I strike the balance between form and function?