Quick tips: Make your home Diwali-pretty
Updated On Oct 22, 2014 11:53 AM IST
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Throw out or repair everything that’s broken, as damaged stuff at home is considered inauspicious. Sort out all your crockery, cutlery and glassware, throw out the pieces that are broken or cracked, and clean the rest.
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When you’re welcoming gods and guests, remember: the entrance is the most important part of your house. You can have earthen urlis at the entrance, fill them with water and aromatic oils, and place some floating candles and flowers.
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If time is still a challenge– because, you know, work, meetings, family, shopping, travelling, and the maids need too much supervision– try a professional cleaning service.
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This festive season, interior design trends are about taking risks with colours and going bold. In terms of fabrics and textiles for upholstery, leave behind blends and embrace luxurious silks, embellished velvets and textured cottons.
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