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Interior designing services provided by Chaitali & Sejal Parikh. Projects completed include residential, hospitality & commercial.

Chaitali Parikh graduated from Parsons School of Design, NYC in 2007 with a BFA degree in Interior Design. Sejal Parikh studied at The National Institute of Design (NID), Ahmedabad. The duo have set up their own interior design studio based at Worli, Mumbai.

26/09/2026

A project close to our hearts…

This farmhouse was built from scratch on bare land, with one guiding idea—to bring the expansive landscape into the interiors as much as possible.

Full-height French windows run throughout the upper level, allowing the outdoors to become an ever-changing backdrop. Standing in the foyer, the main door offers the very first glimpse of the view.

For a farmhouse in such a remote setting, we wanted the interiors to feel rustic, honest and easy to maintain. The ceiling is therefore simply exposed plywood with a natural polish—no fancy veneers, no unnecessary finishes.

At the centre hangs a true family heirloom: an original gas lantern sourced from Chor Bazaar, now electrified to bring it back to life.

To break the expanse of continuous Indian Katni marble, we introduced printed ceramic tiles from NITCO, creating the effect of a rug laid across the entrance floor.

Simple materials, heirloom pieces and a strong connection to the landscape—designed to let the farmhouse feel as natural as its surroundings.

24/09/2026

Travelling through Uzbekistan was a particularly special kind of inspiration for me.

As an interior designer who has always been drawn to colour, pattern and print, I found myself constantly looking up, looking closer—and stopping to take it all in.

The jewel-toned mosaics, intricate geometry, turquoise domes, hand-painted ceramics and richly patterned textiles create an extraordinary visual language. Yet, what stayed with me most was the confidence with which these elements are layered—bold, intricate and abundant, but never without harmony.

Walking through ancient madrasas, quiet courtyards and bustling markets, I found myself noticing the smallest details: a tile motif, a carved doorway, a particular shade of blue, the rhythm of a repeated pattern.

It made me realise how much of what inspires me as a designer comes from simply experiencing a place—its history, craftsmanship, colours and the way people live with beauty.

Uzbekistan has been a wonderful reminder that sometimes the best design inspiration isn't found in a showroom or a moodboard, but somewhere far away, wandering through a city and simply looking around.

14/09/2026

A dining space where colour, craftsmanship, and character come together beautifully!

Rich jewel-toned built-ins in deep blue, mustard yellow and warm red frame the room, while a rustic reclaimed-wood dining table from SavannahLivingOnline adds warmth and an artisanal touch. Patterned upholstery from Cottons and Satins , curated ceramics, vintage-inspired accents, and the herringbone wooden flooring create an eclectic yet cohesive aesthetic.

The generous natural light softens the bold palette, making the space feel both collected and effortlessly inviting—a perfect example of how thoughtful layering can turn an everyday dining area into a statement interior.

11/09/2026

Simple elements can make a big impact when adding colour to an existing foyer for a residential project in America.

We introduced an accent chair in a fun, quirky upholstery to bring both personality and practical seating to the space. A large contemporary round rug, featuring warm yellows and oranges, creates a vibrant burst of colour, complemented by an orange floor lamp and statement hanging chandelier.

A solid black side table adds a grounding contrast while providing a convenient spot for those everyday essentials as you enter or leave the home.

A simple combination of colour, texture and carefully selected pieces brings a fresh, playful energy to the foyer without overwhelming the existing space. Swipe right to see the actual space!

09/09/2026

A kitchen where pattern, colour and texture take centre stage.

An eclectic hand-painted Spanish tile backsplash brings together earthy terracotta, deep blue and muted greens, balanced by sleek blue cabinetry in a textured laminate from Studio Segments, with concealed SS handles. A dark granite countertop grounds the palette, while neutral grey cement-finish flooring provides a quiet counterpoint to the exuberant backsplash.

A functional kitchen that doesn’t shy away from colour, pattern or personality.

01/09/2026

Soft blush pink walls meet natural cane and warm wood in this bedroom, creating a space that feels playful yet effortlessly relaxed. The patterned wall cover (Elementto Lifestyle) adds texture and depth, while the deep emerald green armchair and rug bring an unexpected pop of colour.

A bookshelf unit from BARO Design sits conveniently beside the armchair, creating the perfect cosy reading nook to curl up with a good book.

A room where pattern, texture and colour come together without taking themselves too seriously.

29/08/2026

A little corner of colour, pattern and personality. 💙

The deep blue textured wall sets the mood, while patterned tiles bring a playful rhythm underfoot. A rustic wooden & metal bread shelving unit was repurposed to display books, collected treasures and pops of colour.

Paired with a sculptural chair from Kartell Official and a lush frangipani in a cobalt planter, this balcony space continues the eclectic interiors of the home!

27/08/2026

From polka dots to bright colours, your style has always inspired me. To be bold, loud and confident with your prints and imagination… your artwork is definitely not for the faint-hearted!

Yayoi, keep inspiring and painting the skies wherever you may be, with your signature designs. Keep shining! 💛✨

25/08/2026

The warmth of herringbone wooden flooring (FCML Surfaces) meets the bold rhythm of Ikat wallcover (Elementto Lifestyle) in this layered bedroom.

The carved centre panel of the headboard was sourced from Orissa, while the two side panels were crafted locally to complete the design. Keeping the bed free of under-bed storage allows the flooring to flow seamlessly, making the room feel lighter and less bulky.

An antique teakwood chest takes on a new role as the bedside table. In the foreground, chattai-finished dressing shutters bring in yet another texture—tying together the wood, weave and craft that define the room.

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