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<p>As we usher in a brand new year, it is a time for new beginnings and a fresh start to many things in life. It is also a time to embrace novel trends and get yourself updated with things in vogue for the coming year. And one announcement that most designers and décor enthusiasts look forward to at the beginning of each year is the Pantone colour of the year.  </p><p>For 2023, Pantone has chosen Viva Magenta as the colour of the year. It is a perfect balance of warm and cool. A crimson red hue that is symbolic of strength, vivaciousness and exuberance, the Pantone 18-1750 Viva Magenta is indeed a great way to infuse a burst of colour and dynamism into any space.  </p><p>Garima Luthra, co-founder and CEO of Vaaree, says, <i>“</i>A versatile hue that sure creates a statement, Viva Magenta provides a not-so-jarring pop of colour that is refreshing and bold.”</p><h2>Colour: A cardinal aspect of interior design</h2><figure class="image"><img src="https://assets.zeezest.com/images/PROD_Pic-courtesy_Mirania-Luxury-Living_1672753093415.jpg"></figure><p>There is no denying the fact that colours have the potential to make or break a space. It is key that you choose colours based on your room size, décor aesthetic, personal taste and other aspects like the art, artefacts and furniture in the room. <i>“</i>Research has shown that colour impacts one’s moods and feelings,” notes Anupriya Sahu, Founder and Design Head, Alankaram, M.P. "On the colour wheel, energetic and warm shades such as Viva Magenta evoke excitement and delight. They work well for spaces like the foyer and living room. Conversely, colours on the cooler side of the wheel, such as blue and green, are associated with calm, rest and relaxation and hence used for areas like the bedroom," adds the expert.  </p><p>Colours are a fascinating element of home décor and the pairing of colours, either complementary or contrasting, can go a long way in deciding the look and feel of your room. Shubhra Dahiya, Partner, Team3 says, "Subtle colours like lavender, lilac and pink can be leveraged to add a sense of understated luxury to a space. A rich colour from the same family can be additionally used to create a focal point in the form of accent chairs, daybeds or soft furnishings like curtains and duvet covers. These accents need to be paired against greys and beiges that bring in stability and stillness into a space.”</p><figure class="image"><img src="https://assets.zeezest.com/images/PROD_Pic-credit_Elysium-Abodes-LLP_1672753111532.jpg"></figure><p>According to Sajal Lamba, Cofounder and Director of Wriver, one should pick a colour palette that energises the space and is in tune with the rest of the decor. “Monotones with textured upholstery, dual tones of colours or even a multitude of hues can work well in a space as long as there is a harmonious balance. We suggest using not more than five distinct colours throughout your home for a cohesive colour palette,” says Lamba.</p><p>AlsoRead0</p><h2>Viva magenta in home interiors</h2><figure class="image"><img src="https://assets.zeezest.com/images/PROD_Pic-credit2_Vaaree_1672753127583.jpg"></figure><p>Viva Magenta is a unique combination of red and pink with blue and purple undertones.<i> </i>“It is an energetic colour that catches the eye without being very stark or aggressive. While it can be fun, it can also provide a luxurious and graceful vibe, depending on how you use it. It is an unconventional shade for an unconventional time indeed!” says Sarabjit Singh, Founder and Architectural Designer, Villa Ortiga.  </p><p>Powerful and empowering, this shade has the potential to not only enliven a space but also add a sense of glamour and fantasy to the interiors. Whether you choose to use it for your wallpaper or furnishings, it never fails to make a statement.<i> </i>“Viva Magenta can be used as a décor accessory in your living room in the form of cushions, ottomans and throws,” suggests Preine Pereira, Founder, Studio Palasa. “The dining area can have wallpaper with hints of Viva Magenta to accentuate the space. Given its playful nature, it can also be used as a carpet or in combination with other colours to create a balanced look,” adds Pereira.  </p><p>AlsoRead1</p><figure class="image"><img src="https://assets.zeezest.com/images/PROD_Pic-credit_Vaaree_Final_1672753146801.jpg"></figure><p>Viva Magenta is a wonderful colour to play with in curtains, blinds and wallpaper with an ombre effect. “For a more subtle addition of the colour, use it in artwork, table runners, crockery, and decor items like vases and candle stands. These elements work to bring in a sense of grace and subtle sophistication,” says Dahiya. “Viva Magenta in the kitchen can introduce the elusive “wow” factor into the space. Subway tiles, hand-painted tiles or mosaics in this hue can be used as the backsplash and paired against greys and whites. Crockery, tableware and table mats are other ways to use this shade in the kitchen and dining area. Fabric headboards are a good way to introduce Viva Magenta in your bedroom apart from duvets and abstract artwork on the walls,” adds Dahiya.  </p><h2>Balance and harmony: The key</h2><p>Even though Viva Magenta is less aggressive than red, it can overwhelm the design narrative if not used thoughtfully. “For a vibrant yet subtle ambience, it is best to pair this shade with tones of white or cream. For example, if you have a sofa or chair of this hue, pair it with neutral cushions to achieve an aesthetic balance,” says Sahu. Going all out with this colour, especially in small places, can make the space look cramped. Instead, use it in smaller doses with muted and neutral hues. If your space is larger and well lit, pair it with blue to create a jewel-like tone. A monochromatic, cohesive space can also be designed using Viva Magenta with complementary hues like lilac, eggplant and pink.</p><p>“With Viva Magenta, I recommend using neutral tones and textures like chevron or houndstooth print. You can also use black, browns, and greys to create a dramatic effect by highlighting the magenta. Being a saturated colour, it works well with art pieces and lends a soulful character to the space,” says Devika Khosla, Creative Director at The Works Interiors.</p>

Welcome the Pantone colour of the year for 2023 into your home with these tips from the experts.

Welcome the Pantone colour of the year for 2023 into your home with these tips from the experts. Read more on Zeezest.com

Pantone Colour of the Year 2023: Using Viva Magenta In Home Interiors

How To Use Viva Magenta In Home Interiors, According To Experts

Home Interiors

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Pantone Colour Of The Year

Viva Magenta

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2023

<p>We can browse through the photos of incredible celebrity homes and offices available on social media to understand the making of these spaces and get a peek into the minds of our favourite celebrities. But a smarter way to know more about their beautiful home and office interiors is to pick the brains of the designer behind them.  </p><p>If you’re not familiar with the name Rupin Suchak, you won’t forget it once you’ve set eyes on Alia Bhatt’s home and office, Ranveer Singh’s <i>The Dark Knight</i>-inspired gym vanity, Huma Qureshi’s office, Sonakshi Sinha’s apartment, Kangana Ranaut's home, and Aparshakti Khurrana's residence. </p><figure class="media"><oembed url="https://www.instagram.com/p/CmHEM24IyUG/"></oembed></figure><p>An art director by profession and interior designer by passion, Rupin, who has over a decade’s experience in the field of design, has perfected the art of creating character-driven spaces using a mix of textiles, textures, patterns, and natural materials. He is the founder of Goiz Argi, a design company which specialises in art installation, production design, art direction, and interior design. So far, he has designed interiors for 36 residential, commercial, and office spaces — many of which have been for famous names. </p><figure class="media"><oembed url="https://www.instagram.com/p/CiU9J6svgEn/"></oembed></figure><p>Rupin forayed into the world of interior design post the Covid lockdown. Before that, he worked on the production design for films, television commercials, and advertisements. He has to his credit 1,000 television commercial sets, 680 ad films, and production design for nine feature films including <i>Go Goa Gone</i>, <i>Padman</i>, <i>Dear Zindagi</i>, <i>Yeh Kaali Kaali Raatein </i>and <i>Happy Ending</i>. And there are a few more in the pipeline. </p><figure class="media"><oembed url="https://www.instagram.com/p/CawlN5HMRWu/"></oembed></figure><p>In conversation with Zee Zest, the design expert talks about prominent trends, inspiration, designing for the stars (including his latest, which was for Kangana Ranaut), the strangest request he’s ever received, and tips to keep in mind for multifunctional spaces.</p><p><strong>Read the edited excerpts below:</strong></p><h2>How would you describe your overall aesthetic? And where do you find inspiration from?</h2><p>I always keep my signature style unaltered. There must be a striking element in every space I create - a Do-It-Yourself (DIY). Human touch is important to my spaces. It could be anything from murals, restored furniture units, recycled art pieces, and commissioned artefacts, to the use of materials that heavily rely on sustainable design.</p><h2>What are some prominent design trends that have caught your eye? </h2><p>The exploration of shapes and breaking of stereotypical structures is what I think should be the way forward. Stepping into the future is what I see as a major design trend in the coming years. </p><figure class="media"><oembed url="https://www.instagram.com/p/CmwSztmStmL/"></oembed></figure><h2>How do you differentiate your projects while staying ‘on-trend’?</h2><p>My projects, in some way, find connection with the clients. There is an emotional connection that I have seen each time we have presented or delivered a project. I think the ‘on-trend’ word is not something I set as a goal for project execution. If it somehow happens to be in trend, great.</p><h2>Ranveer Singh's <i>The Dark Knight</i>-inspired gym vanity was jaw-dropping. How was it designing the space and what are its key highlights?</h2><figure class="media"><oembed url="https://www.instagram.com/p/CmnvlF5oAbo/"></oembed></figure><p>A ‘gym on wheels’ has never been done before the way we have done it. Minimalistic was the brief by Ranveer. He was more than happy to adapt to my experiments if the utility was addressed correctly. It was a very practical approach to the entire project which combined Ranveer’s brief and my unconventional design ideas. </p><p>There was a sequence of events during the design process - we were always trying to achieve a continuous ceiling of light and a mirrored back wall to give the impression of infinity as the space was too compact. Standing in the space during construction, we were struck by the stage set quality and its closeness to Batman’s garage in <i>The Dark Knight</i>.</p><h2>What are some of your favourite elements from the celebrity projects you’ve worked on so far? </h2><p>Kangana’s [Ranaut] home in Khar, Mumbai, has been my special project to date. The texture, the treatment, the layout, colours, shapes incorporated, bespoke furniture - everything has my heart. </p><figure class="media"><oembed url="https://www.instagram.com/p/CnmZm9nIgXC/"></oembed></figure><p>It’s a very special project because it turned out way more beautiful than we imagined. All thanks to Kangana for trusting us so much for the project. There are many elements that I love from this house, especially, the flooring and wall treatment. Another project element that is close to my heart is the exploded wall that’s almost made as an art installation at Aparshakti’s [Khurrana] residence in Mumbai. </p><h2>Take us through your design process.</h2><p>Design is an evolving process for me. Be it my sets or interior spaces, I constantly like to grow with elements and style. My process of work is simple - I sketch some interesting elements that I could bring out in the space. Then I have a team of talented architects go through my ideas to see how they stand at the execution level. We then draft a few hyper-realistic 3D renders of the space and that becomes a starting point for any given project. </p><h2>What’s the strangest request you’ve ever received from a client?</h2><p>To incorporate a urinal in a power bathroom because when friends party, they forget to lift the seat cover and that’s not what ladies would like. Hahaha!</p><h2>What is your favourite project to date and why?</h2><p>Kangana’s home is my favourite project to date. I think with this project I have literally opened my wings completely in this field. Earlier, I used to be a bit reluctant in my approach as it was an undiscovered field for me. It has everything that one can ever dream of in terms of interior design. </p><figure class="media"><oembed url="https://www.instagram.com/p/Cj3KBPpyL82/"></oembed></figure><h2>What are you working on currently?</h2><p>We have a few celebrity vanity vans that we are executing. We are doing a couple of residential interior projects for director Anubhav Sinha and producer Rajesh Bahl. In addition, we are also working on commercial spaces and movie sets including <i>Yudhra</i> and <i>Jee Lei Zara</i> for Excel Entertainment.</p><h2>With so much innovation in the way we live, how do you envision the future of interior design?</h2><p>I think we could easily see a massive breakthrough in a lot of materials that could assemble to form spaces and bring them alive in no time. It is essential we innovate to reduce the time frame and waste of material. </p><figure class="media"><oembed url="https://www.instagram.com/p/Ck7yBczI5HG/"></oembed></figure><figure class="table"><table><tbody><tr><td><h2>Tips for creating an office space at home</h2><ol><li><span style="color:hsl(0,0%,0%);">Make the office space a little casual. We don’t have to make this part of our homes look like boring offices. </span></li><li><span style="color:hsl(0,0%,0%);">Make sure to include some plants, and make the virtual frame breathe a little.</span></li><li><span style="color:hsl(0,0%,0%);">Try to find a quiet corner for your set up.</span></li><li><span style="color:hsl(0,0%,0%);">It’s always good to get a depth in the frame rather than a flat wall. It could be a door with some background or a window or some greens at the back. </span></li><li><span style="color:hsl(0,0%,0%);">Include some lighting and jazz up the frame because it’s almost like you are in a movie. You won’t want to look at a film that’s not well-designed.</span></li><li><span style="color:hsl(0,0%,0%);">Use some prints on upholsteries. </span><br><span style="color:hsl(0,0%,0%);">Add some fairy lights or a lamp or two. Design the space/frame you want to call your office background</span></li></ol><p> </p></td></tr></tbody></table></figure>


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<p>Bharat Floorings and Tiles (BFT), a homegrown brand known for its iconic Art Deco floors, marked its 100th year in 2022. To commemorate this milestone, the brand is hosting a series of exhibitions and events across six major cities of India, where they have contributed to restoring heritage structures and created innovative flooring. The aim is to celebrate their legacy and inspire conversations about artistic floors that are still shining at iconic buildings in these cities.</p><p>The Mumbai chapter, titled 'Mumbai, Our Common Ground', kickstarted on January 5, 2023, and is on until January 15, 2023, at the Kathiwada City House, Mumbai.</p><h2>The highlights </h2><figure class="media"><oembed url="https://www.instagram.com/p/CnPC6GnDzw-/?hl=en"></oembed></figure><p>What immediately draws your attention at this exhibition is the ‘Cabinet of Stories’, a beautifully designed wooden cabinet that traces the design journey of BFT through curios and archival objects. This piece of art will be travelling to different cities as part of the exhibition. Also on display are Kokeshi candelabras, Terrapop mirrors and lamps, and Taru rugs.  </p><figure class="image"><img src="https://assets.zeezest.com/images/PROD_bharat_floorings_tiles_exhibition_mumbai_3_1673517880000.jpg"></figure><p>AlsoRead0</p><h2>Centenary celebration events</h2><p>As part of the Mumbai chapter, BFT has also been hosting an interesting array of events. This includes programs that draw attention to the past, present, and future of the brand through archival finds, unique products, avant-garde experiments, and the brand's connection to a host of Mumbai's heritage structures.</p><p>Over the last weekend, the brand hosted a panel discussion 'New Design Frontiers', where Sarah Sham of Essajees Atelier, Rajiv Parekh of Red Architects, and Pavitra Rajaram of Pavitra Rajaram Design, spoke about the role of design to create authentic and immersive experiences for society. This was followed by a heritage walk around town on Sunday morning. </p><figure class="image"><img src="https://assets.zeezest.com/images/PROD_bharat_floorings_tiles_exhibition_mumbai_1_1673517889377.jpg"></figure><p>On January 10, 2023, the brand hosted a soiree at the exhibition venue, Kathiwada House, to launch their ‘Centenary Range’. This collection of tiles was unveiled to honour those who have been key to BFT’s survival and growth over the past ten decades.</p><p>BFT will conclude this week-long extravaganza with a cement art workshop. Here, participants can try their hands at making tiles.  <br>Previously, to commemorate the brand's centenary year, they also launched a digital campaign titled '100 Years 100 Stories'. It put the spotlight on a century's worth of engaging stories from the brand’s past and present. </p><p>AlsoRead1</p><h2>BFT – a legacy</h2><p>Launched in 1922 in Mumbai, BFT was founded by Pherozeshah Sidhwa and Rustom Sidhwa. It is currently spearheaded by Firdaus, Pherozeshah's grandson. They focused on 'Make in India' decades before the movement became a part of popular culture.</p><p>The brand’s USP has been patterned and terrazzo tiles. In Mumbai, one can witness their work at several old and new structures including Readymoney Mansion, Brady Flats (Colaba), Darbhanga Mansion, Carmichael Road, HSBC headquarters, The Bombay Canteen, and Colaba Social.</p>

Bharat Floorings and Tiles is marking its centennial year with a series of exhibitions across India. Read about the Mumbai chapter here. 




Bharat Floorings and Tiles is marking its centennial year with a series of exhibitions across India. Read about the Mumbai chapter on zeezest.com. 


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<p>Whether you are a newbie in this space or a seasoned artist, resin art is a super fun and creative medium to explore the hidden artist inside you.</p><p>This art form is a unique type of painting form where there is no use of any typical brushes, oil paints or acrylic. It is an art form that uses moulds, and is not challenging to pick up. It also supplements various areas like installation arts, furniture designs and paintings. </p><p>If you are someone who has always had a keen interest in learning a new art form, we suggest you get your hands creative with resin art. Let’s jump straight into what this is, shall we?</p><h2>What is resin art?</h2><p>Resin art is a unique style of painting where there is no use of typical brushes, oil paints or acrylic. Simply speaking, resin art is created by combining some resin and some hardener for aesthetic purposes. This mixed solution of resin and hardener is poured into a mould and allowed to dry for some time. The mould is later opened. The casting is then extracted, leaving a positive impression on the inside part of the mould. Resin art is an art form that lasts a lifetime and makes for the perfect gift which you can give to your friends or family, especially because you can customise this art as per the choices of your loved ones.</p><p>A popular type of resin art is the Geode Resin Art. This is made by placing crushed glass and crystals along with the tinted resin in order to recreate a art form that resembles natural rock formations.</p><p>AlsoRead0</p><h2>The different types of resin</h2><p>Most of the resins that are available comprise two components, the hardener (that acts as a catalyst) and the base resin. When you mix both of these components together, a chemical reaction occurs that causes the resin to set. So, there are two types of epoxy resin that can be used:</p><h3>Deep pour resin</h3><figure class="image image-style-align-center"><img src="https://assets.zeezest.com/images/PROD_242_1673985211922.png" alt="resin art for beginners"></figure><p>A deep pour resin is the resin you want to use when you need to fill a larger or deeper space with epoxy resin. The deep pour resin is formulated for this particular purpose only. The texture is thin so that one can pour more into a given space while not becoming very dense at the same time. This type of resin is well suited for tabletop pouring, wooden wall art, resin box art, jewellry, coasters and other applications where resin is used in deep or larger spaces. Curating art with this type of resin looks easy, but if it's not been done before, it may become challenging, especially when it is being poured on tabletops. The hack lies in the correct consistency and right mixing ratios in such large volumes, and then factoring in the colours and effect you’d like to see once the resin has set and cured completely, which can be rather challenging.</p><h3>Surface pour resin</h3><p>Surface pour resin is comparatively thicker as compared to deep pour resin. This is thicker because only a finite amount of resin is required and is spread over a surface of a piece being created. Surface pour resin dries up faster than deep pour resin.</p><h2>Making resin art for beginners</h2><figure class="image image-style-align-center"><img src="https://assets.zeezest.com/images/PROD_240_1673985269864.png" alt="resin art for beginners"></figure><p>Follow these steps to make epoxy resin art for beginners:</p><p>1. <strong>Prepare your canvas: </strong>Any standard of canvas can be used as per your choice. However, we recommend that you choose a wooden canvas that is made of hardwood, pine or birch.</p><p>2. <strong>Disposable plastic cups:</strong> Disposable plastic cups are used for mixing the resin and for storing it during the process of painting. If you want to avoid using plastic cups, you can choose any other palate that is used during the normal painting process. Our recommendation is to use reusable silicon cups.</p><p>AlsoRead1</p><p>3. <strong>Plastic covering:</strong> Protect your painting space and other spaces from resin by covering them with a plastic sheet or any other form of protection. </p><p>4. <strong>Gloves:</strong> Resin is extremely sticky and does not come off your hands easily. Hence, wearing gloves is a must, especially because you use your hands to move the resin around while you’re painting.</p><p>5. <strong>Safety equipment:</strong> Remember that every category of resin has different safety guidelines, so make sure to check with that brand while you are using the same. We recommend that you wear your safety glasses and a respirator which is custom-designed only for resin.</p><figure class="image image-style-align-center"><img src="https://assets.zeezest.com/images/PROD_244_1673985324334.png" alt="resin art for beginners"></figure><p>6. <strong>Mixing:</strong> We recommend you to use popsicle sticks in order to mix the resin and colours. Please keep in mind that it’s imperative to follow the instructions mentioned on the bottle carefully. It's recommended that you do not mix too much resin at once because resin tends to harden quickly, and once you have mixed it, it can only be used for approximately 30 minutes.</p><p>7. <strong>Colouring:</strong> Purchase inks and colours that are specifically designed only for resin. As these are custom-designed resin pigments, they might be heavy on your pocket. But if you are just a beginner, we suggest that you invest in high-quality white ink and comparatively cheaper quality colours while you are in the learning process. Remember, resin can be dyed with paint, ink, metallic powders, pigments or even household items, like paprika or turmeric (haldi). You can even add silicone oil to the colour mixture.</p><p>8. <strong>Pouring:</strong> You can now start pouring the resin cups individually on your painting canvas or use any of the pouring techniques namely Air Swipe, Swirl, Dirty Pour, Puddle Pour, Flip Cup, etc. You can experiment further by influencing the resin course on your painting canvas with a spatula, brush, foam roller, knife, silicone brush etc. or by tilting the painting canvas. However, avoid air bubbles in your painting. In case of any, you can remove them by using a hot air blow-dryer. Further, in order to avoid the presence of any foreign particles like mosquitoes, dust or anything else on the painting, remove the same with the help of tweezers.</p><figure class="image image-style-align-center"><img src="https://assets.zeezest.com/images/PROD_243_1673985342924.png" alt="resin art for beginners"></figure><p>9. <strong>Drying:</strong> If the casting resin starts drying after some time, the painting should not be changed, because the resin becomes very viscous and feels like chewing gum with threads pulling out. It loses the most important property of self-levelling. </p><p>When the painting is completely finished and is free of air bubbles or foreign particles, you should use cardboard to protect it from dust. Place this cardboard plate on four bottles. A resin piece is completely cured only after three full days and should not be exposed to high-temperature fluctuations in its drying time. In case you want to apply more resin layers, do it after the resin has dried (five hours).</p><h2>What is epoxy resin?</h2><p>Epoxy resins are basically a two-component system. It consists of resin and a hardener. When you mix these two components, a chemical reaction takes place which helps the liquid resin harden to a solid plastic within a few hours. This process gives a glossy and clear surface.</p><p>AlsoRead2</p><h2>Colours and dyes suitable for resin art</h2><p>There are different types of colours or dyes that are available to give a tint to epoxy resin. Some popular resin colours include powdered pigment, mica powder, richly saturated resin tint, alcohol ink, acrylic paint, acrylic ink and glitter. These colours are available in many other types of options like solid colours, metallic colours, neon, fluorescents, and pearlescent. </p><figure class="image image-style-align-center"><img src="https://assets.zeezest.com/images/PROD_245_1673985367358.png" alt="resin art for beginners"></figure><h2>FAQs</h2><p><strong>1. Is resin art expensive?</strong></p><p>Yes, it is expensive as epoxy resin is costly and hence creating an epoxy resin art is too.</p><p><strong>2. Is resin art easy to make?</strong></p><p>Resin art is easy to start off as a hobby, because it does not require any specific training. It's a great <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://zeezest.com/style-beauty/these-organisations-are-true-advocates-of-the-vocal-for-local-movement-in-india-2424">handicraft </a>to create on your own at home. However if you want to pursue resin art seriously, you need to develop a meticulous level of skill, practice and proficiency for the same.</p>

Create a beautiful glass-like trays, coasters, and more with this guide on resin art.

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