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Designer havens: Tahiliani Homes is all about 'bringing the outside in'

"The concept of cross-ventilation is vanishing in new buildings, but wisdom is in recognising what works where & why"

The Salvador Villas in Socorro, Goa, complete with private pools, water bodies, and abundant foliage
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The Salvador Villas in Socorro, Goa, complete with private pools, water bodies, and abundant foliage

Akshara Srivastava

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Homes in Goa, villas in Vizag in coastal Andhra Pradesh, a farmhouse near the Delhi-Gurugram border — there are common threads that run through them when they have a Tarun Tahiliani touch. You’ll find water bodies, open spaces, and lots of greenery. These are homes steeped in luxury, the kind that speaks with nature.
 
The haute couturier — who says if he wasn’t a fashion designer, he would have been an architect, “had I studied physics and chemistry” — believes in the concept of “bringing the outside in”.
 
“A lot of things in fashion or homes should logically be determined