There is a specific kind of disappointment that comes with a "faux" leather sofa. You know the feeling: it looks great for six months, and then it starts to peel, feels sticky in Pune's summer heat, and eventually ends up looking tired.

The search for the perfect wooden furniture often starts with a simple realization: the mass-produced pieces in big-box showrooms lack soul.

We’ve all been there: You see a stunning sofa in a showroom, but it’s three inches too wide for your living room.

Let’s face it: there is a world of difference between a house that is furnished and a home that is curated.

You’ve finally moved into your new home, but the "luxury" sofa you saw online looks like a dollhouse miniature in your spacious living room.

Walking into your new apartment in Baner or Kharadi feels like a dream until you try to fit a showroom sofa into a real-world floor plan.

When you’ve spent five years looking at Pune’s apartments, you start to notice a pattern: most homes look like they were furnished from the same three catalogs.