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Let’s talk 'MODULAR' - part 2

Let’s talk 'MODULAR' - part 2 In our last blog we achieved a basic understanding for the term  “MODULAR”, how it is doing its rounds in the world of designing  and gaining its name and fame. To have a recap - a Modular Design or Modularity in Design is a  principle that subdivides a system into smaller parts called ‘modules’,  which can be independently Created Modified Replaced Exchanged  with other modules or between different systems if required.   In this particular blog, I would like to elaborate on the fronts of - ‘WHY’ and ‘WHAT’  of  a modular concept   WHY Modular furniture   Allows you to have handsome storage : Consumerism is at its peak since everything is available at cheaper prices and going by the human nature, we like to own more and more but where do we have space to keep all this 'STUFF’. Every household, single person or a big family has one wardrobe or storage arrangement which is full of things, things for which they...
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Let’s talk MODULAR - KITCHEN/ WARDROBE/ FURNISHINGS/ OFFICE

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Let’s talk MODULAR - KITCHEN/ WARDROBE/ FURNISHINGS/ OFFICE  DID YOU KNOW ?     The first modular housing schemes can be traced back to Buckminster Fuller,    whose flexible housing experiment of the 1920s and 30s , the Dymaxion House,   came with things like notably advanced prefabricated bathroom modules .    These    modules were shipped to the US military for use during World War II.    Even though the concept of Modular is a century old now, In India this can be qualified as a fresh concept (weird!) and is picking it’s pace (slowed down to COVID19, ofcourse!) but Modular concept is bound to gain speed  As well as improvise    Allow me to talk about this concept in a simple language    MODULAR comes from the word ‘MODULE’ meaning   -  a set of standardized parts or independent units that can be used     to make a more complex structure.    ...
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All ABOUT WARDROBES - by GreenRay Interiors

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  All ABOUT WARDROBES  In early 14th century, The word wardrobe was recorded in the English language,  originating from Old French words warderobe, wardereube and garderobe, here "warder" means "to keep, to guard" and "robe" means "garment". Wardrobes are the part of interiors which are fixed and can not be moved like table, chair, sofa, bed, etc in your room and hence it is important that these are designed thoughtfully. We will talk about the process of getting your wardrobes done in a right way here  Asses the area of room First step is to analyse the size of your room. For a swing wardrobe (2 doors) you need at least 2.6 ft but for a slider wardrobe you need to have at least 5 ft space available for you. Placement direction of the wardrobe should be decided usually after fixing the position of bed with head facing to south/east/southeast direction (suggestive) and a workspace if you are preferring (suggestive direction east) and then a decis...
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5 practical design ideas for your Master Bedroom to stand out and ensure positive vibes

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5 practical design ideas for your Master Bedroom to stand out and ensure positive vibes Go for Neutrals and big Art A bedroom is a place to calm your mind after a long tiring day but at the same time it should pump you up the next morning To relax your mind  a neutral palette (off whites, soft whites, beige) or   pastel shades (shades of grey, hex, mauve, lavender, magic mint, peach, etc)  are a popular choice.  To give an energetic vibe you can  Add bright colored furniture, art or decor  Liven up 1 wall of your room with wallpapers, texture, mural, etc  Pick a nice carpet Go bold with the patterns This combination brings a balance of energy & warmth ultimately creating a serene space. Get a Stylish Headboards This is an opportunity of using color and adding trends into your bedroom without taking up a huge amount of space. You can choose amongst Velvet Upholstery ...
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