As an interior designer, I am not a big fan of following trends. I believe that interiors should be timeless and endure beyond what media and trends dictate. And since home décor and design are personal choices, trends don’t necessarily work for everyone. Minimalist or maximalist, traditionalist or modernist – there is no judgement. Instead, I will walk you through the interior styles I believe will be most popular in 2026.

We have discussed the roles and responsibilities as an owner builde in earlier blogs. Not every project that we design at Architeria Architects gets built by a traditional builder. Depending on the project, budgets and time, some of our clients undertake projects as owner-builders, and we have established a great relationship with many of them, where we guide, manage or assist our owner builders. One of our clients chose this method for his extension and renovation project th

In this week’s “Conversations with an Architect”, we are discussing the topic of legacy and the signific When we start this conversation, Mel Gawi shares a conversation he once had. A good friend once shared a simple yet deeply moving story with me. An elderly man, taking his last breaths, is lying in a hospital bed. A nurse walks in, looks at him kindly, and asks, ‘Have you had fun, darling?’ That question lingers with me. At the end of our journey, we will all face a momen