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Home & Styling
By eleven the sun has come round to your side of the flat, and the desk you chose in winter for its lovely light is now a small greenhouse. The living-room AC is on, two rooms away, doing a wonderful job of cooling a sofa nobody is sitting on.
Published 23 Oct 2026 by Mehar Bhandari
Home & Styling
In a small flat, where a thing lives matters as much as how well it works. A vacuum is no exception. Every small flat has the same quiet negotiation going on behind its doors: what gets a cupboard, and what has to live in the open. The suitcase, the ironing board, the drying rack, the vacuum — all competing for a few feet of storage that was never quite enough.
Published 22 Oct 2026 by Mehar Bhandari
Lifestyle
Some of the best days of the year are also the hottest to sit through. The friend’s wedding in an open lawn at noon. The queue for the concert that starts long before the gates do. The afternoon of sightseeing where the fort has no shade and the guide is in no hurry.
Published 19 Oct 2026 by Mehar Bhandari
Know your product
Choosing a fan today is not only about how much air it moves. It is also about where it sits, how much space it takes up and whether it works with the room around it. A pedestal fan has a familiar, open design with an elevated fan head, while a tower fan has a tall, slim profile that can sit neatly into smaller spaces.
Published 16 Oct 2026 by Mehar Bhandari
Lifestyle
The office has air conditioning. Home has a fan. It is the bit in between that undoes you — the walk to the bus stop in full sun, the auto stalled at a signal with the heat rising off the road, the metro so full that the air conditioning gives up somewhere around the second stop.
Published 14 Oct 2026 by Mehar Bhandari
Every home has corners and spots that often get missed during regular cleaning. From spaces under furniture to hard-to-reach edges, these areas can collect dust and grime over time.
Published 12 Oct 2026 by Mehar Bhandari
You know the Sunday routine. Drag the vacuum out from behind the door, do the floors, put it back. Fetch the broom for the balcony. Find the mop and the bucket for the kitchen. Realize the sofa needs doing and go looking for the small handheld thing that lives, for reasons no one remembers, on top of the wardrobe.
Published 09 Oct 2026 by Mehar Bhandari
Our lives already have enough things tangled up in them. Earphones, charging cables, laptop wires, extension boards, the last thing we need is another cord deciding where something in our home can go.
Published 08 Oct 2026 by Mehar Bhandari
It is a little past midnight in May. The ceiling fan has been on its top speed for an hour, and still the room holds the day’s heat, the kind that settles into the sheets and refuses to lift.
Published 05 Oct 2026 by Mehar Bhandari
The first summer in a rented flat teaches you where the air does and does not go. The bedroom catches a breeze in the morning and holds the heat by night. There is a season to fans, and in a small home storage is the hidden cost. Three separate fans mean three things to wipe down, wrap up and find room for when the weather turns.
Published 04 Oct 2026 by Mehar Bhandari
A restful bedroom is rarely about one big design decision. It is built through smaller choices: softer lighting, breathable bedding, uncluttered corners and a room that feels comfortable at the end of a long day. Even the everyday essentials can shape that feeling.
Published 01 Oct 2026 by Mehar Bhandari
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