Pooja Khanna Tyagi

1 week ago | yankodesign.com | Pooja Khanna Tyagi

Spring is not just a season but a symbol of renewal, fresh energy, and plenty of sunshine. After months wrapped in warm blankets and winter stillness, the body naturally craves a shift — and your home should reflect that change. But why reserve that fresh start for just one season? A well-designed space can transition effortlessly through the year, staying vibrant and clutter-free beyond spring. As nature reawakens and energy returns, it’s the perfect time to clear out the old.

1 week ago | yankodesign.com | Pooja Khanna Tyagi

Kinetic designs seem to have a life of their own. They embody emotions and help us view things in a new perspective by integrating fluid movement into products, enabling them to transform in appearance, functionality, and shape. Unlike the static designs of yesterday, kinetic creations establish a dynamic interplay between motion and form, making products not just more engaging but genuinely responsive to our interactions.

1 week ago | yankodesign.com | Pooja Khanna Tyagi

Fast fashion and mass production have dominated the market since the 1990s, but there is a growing trend toward a resurgence in artisan craftsmanship. In recent years, consumer tastes have shifted, driving an increased demand for the authenticity and artistry of handmade products. Handcrafted goods represent the pinnacle of sustainability, quality, and classic design, with skilled craftspeople worldwide continuing to preserve traditional techniques in the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

1 week ago | yankodesign.com | Pooja Khanna Tyagi

The cherry blossom, or sakura, is Japan’s national flower and a central symbol of ‘Hanami’- the tradition of appreciating its fleeting beauty. Blooming for just a few weeks each spring, these delicate flowers represent the impermanence of life, reminding us to value every moment. Their arrival signals the end of winter and the start of spring, ushering in renewal, hope, and optimism.

2 weeks ago | yankodesign.com | Pooja Khanna Tyagi

Curved and organic shapes are revolutionizing interior design by giving homes a calm and organic feel. A growing appreciation for organic forms, such as rivers, hills, and waves, is reflected in the resurgence of modernist curves. Since nothing in nature has straight lines, these gentle, flowing designs are a nod to biophilic design, which gives interior spaces coziness and warmth. Curves, as opposed to sharp angles, create a feeling of ease that promotes comfort and tranquility.