Mixed Colors Are Reviving the Class of Vintage in the Modern Times

Posted by John Smith on September 29th, 2016

India has been home to a thousand cultures and languages that have survived centuries and still reside as a strength that binds humanity together. But over the years, the very diversity in the culture and lifestyle has brought in a distinct association that is truly the world apart and goes far beyond the classical European impressions that once took the world in the stride.

Jaya Menon, who has been happily settled in the Middle East for over a decade has been one of the better enthusiasts who has come up with the special kind of research and observation in ways we are changing with the times. As Jaya indicates, modern living room furniture is pretty crafted and refined as compared to the exquisite options of the past. More surprisingly, this furniture gives you that vintage feel, even an original one could not replicate.

Jaya is not the lone enthusiast who shares the opinion, there are more people across the boundaries who have found the originality of Indian design and options, Though, people like Jaya are driven with the class of designs, there are few of the classic customers who solely deals with the designed solid wood furniture that needs to be exclusively built in India. The trademark process of building these furniture remains with these craftsmen who have had a legacy and heritage that is closely bound to these traditions.

Despite the varied choices available, lifestyle furniture with an Indian vibe has all it takes to drive the vibe in an ecstatic class. Jaya who has been involved with expos and trade fairs in most of the cities of the Middle East including Muscat, Dubai, Riyadh and Kuwait has always observed the special association with Indian furniture. In more detailed aspect, you could relate Indian custom built furniture to be somewhere between the influence of Asian and European impression. This is the same aspect that makes this beautiful furniture appealing to the wider audiences. Despite the growing demand, there has been a spontaneous absorption as far as Indian markets are concerned since most of this furniture is custom built leaving no trace of a peculiar trait that could define these extensive Indian inventions. However, with more demand, it is obvious that a new category could soon emerge that would be different from the conventional options.

Author Bio:

Jaya Menon is an actress, television Artist and a spiritual follower with passion for crafted designs and Indian impressions. As Jaya has been exposed to the international markets for decades, she has been fortunate to observe and get along with her passion for artistry, especially in furniture with the touch of Indian vibe.