Maheshwari Vickyraj is a lifestyle journalist and content creator with a focus on interiors, design, and culture. She blends trend insight with storytelling to craft thoughtful, engaging features.
Butter yellow isn’t loud. It’s not a statement colour. But lately, it’s showing up everywhere — on limewashed walls, handwoven cushions, accent chairs, and lighting details. The appeal? It’s warm, calm, and blends easily into everyday spaces. Global trend forecasters WGSN and Coloro named warmer shades like Sunset Yellow and Fondant Pink as key colours […]
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Welcome to The Ideal Home and Garden, a trusted voice in the world of interior design magazines India and your go-to digital destination for fresh, gram-worthy ideas across interiors, architecture, landscaping, home tech, art, and lifestyle. Whether you’re an industry professional or simply obsessed with beautiful, intelligent spaces, we bring you insider access to India’s top architects, interior designers, expert interviews, home tours, and trend stories that reflect how we live now.
But let’s rewind a bit.
Originally launched by Next Gen Publishing Ltd., The Ideal Home and Garden was one of the most-loved home decor magazines in India. In 2024, it was reimagined by Rati Chaudhary, design influencer and journalist, who saw the opportunity to transform this legacy title into a bold, digital-first platform. Today, the magazine is back, Sharper, Smarter, and more relevant than ever – as one of the leading interior decor magazines and architecture design magazines India has to offer.
We’re not just another home interior magazine. From smart design to sustainable innovation, cutting-edge home tech to standout styling tips, from architects India is watching to deep dives into material trends; every story in our interior magazine India is created with an editorial eye and a pulse on what’s next.
So, whether you’re searching for home decor magazines with a moodboard-worthy aesthetic or exploring the future of connected living, The Ideal Home and Garden is where India’s design conversation is happening.
