Grabbing Immediate attention with our new eclectic space. The style infuses the terrace with energy and a fun vibe; a mix and match of trends, decor styles and colours. A vibrant Indian terrace with some bold, some subtle yet eye-catching. Changing the tiles of the terrace with an offset of the beige and red rug. A distressed bench with a playful and selectively curated collection of cushions. An intriguing eclectic wooden wall mirror that helps turn the accent wall into something more than the sum of its portions. A serene panoramic view of hills. The eclectic mix of colours, decor and lush plants all come together to make this space astonishingly beautiful and uplift it from its neighbours. Imagine sitting on your terrace and looking at the sunset in the evening, the sun giving such colourful flairs of light. We created this space keeping in mind both entertainment and utility. Lush yet elegant was my brief and it came out all perfectly with the blend of colours through our decor and furnishings.

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Amidst the extreme winter of life in the Pandemic, we thought of bringing hope and some summer elegance to a hi terrace. Set into a contemporary Indian heritage theme, the bright yellow walls open an opportunity for us to play with the soft furnishings which have multiple vibrant colours, this approach is used to intensify the exotic Indian feel. We've paired this feeling of warmth and comfort with tropical energy that is brought in through handpicked lush foliage that creates a soulful aura within and around the space. We've picked up an artisans charm like decorating scheme, by layering it up in textile prints. The key is not to be stern and strict with matching the patterns, as the inherent nature of the block print itself speaks that no two designs are the same, Hence the use of clashing patterns magnifies the individual uniqueness of each design itself. We've kept a tonal colour palette while playing and having fun with the designs. Pops of contrasting colour on tableware along with the accessories are a fitting accompaniment to achieving a crisp design. Each piece is intricately picked up with a summerful feeling to add comfort, utility and emotions to space.

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348 Indian Terrace & Balcony Design Ideas

Escaping the confines of shrinking urban homes and being out on balconies and elevated rooftop terraces is a great way to get some fresh air. Spacious or small, it is a great outdoor area to enjoy your morning coffee, read a book, fine dine or just relax. Most homeowners are resourceful and can adapt any terrace or balcony design to fit their needs. Before you finalize terrace ideas, browse through these Indian rooftop space and balcony images to gain some inspiration.

How do I design an Indian terrace?

Traditional homes were built to maximise outdoor space so it is no surprise that most old homes have a dedicated rooftop terrace. If you enjoy the privilege of a terrace, then ensure it is designed well. While renovating keep in mind the safety, style and purpose of this outdoor area. If you enjoy gardening and are restricted by space on the ground level, a terrace garden is the way to go. TTerrace gardens, like regular ones, can be as simple or elaborate as you need. You can cover the entire surface with soil to create a landscape or opt for a simple terrace garden design with pots. If you decide to landscape your terrace, ensure you waterproof the surface to avoid any leakage into your home. Concrete is the most common choice of flooring, but you can get creative with tact-tiles or red oxide tiles to add a splash of colour to this space.

What kind of terrace decor and furniture should I use?

Deck chairs and rattan chairs are great pieces of terrace furniture as they’re portable and can be moved around your rooftop garden easily — perfect for sun chasers. However, if you want to explore larger Indian terrace designs, think about built-in benches or seating around the sides or corner of your rooftop. Add energy efficient solar lights to enjoy the space at night, and consider placing the lights at floor level to magnify the plants.

How do I make the most of my balcony design?

In most Indian homes the balcony is the smallest outdoor space, making it a design challenge. You can start by adding doors that open out fully, letting the air and light come in. This will help the balcony design seem like an extension of the indoor space. If you have a small balcony, you can reserve it as a personal space by printing your personality in it. Small balconies should not be cramped with too many elements, skip the bulky balcony furniture and add a floor arrangement or hammock. If you don’t have enough space for plants, try to dedicate a wall for a hanging balcony garden. Also, depending on your personality you can incorporate decor that involves soft textiles, beautiful vases and flowers. Try to add a small water element to create a sense of serenity and tranquillity. Remember, a well-planned terrace or balcony can be the perfect retreat after a long day.

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