13 October 2026
Scandinavian library ideas: how to create a calm, warm reading nook
A practical guide to styling a Scandinavian library in Indian homes with light woods, soft neutrals, cosy seating, and clutter-free storage.
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From a cloister-inspired cultural center in France to Design Week Mexico 2026 and a global call to rethink housing, this week’s news spotlights identity, reuse, and the future of architecture. Discover more on
9 October 2026
Powai, Mumbai’s Design-Forward Lake District: Why It Draws Architects and Homeowners Alike
A guide to Powai, Mumbai’s lake-side neighbourhood known for its planned urban character, premium housing, and strong demand for architects and decorators.
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Tech may be reviving architectural ornament, while Tokyo and Tasmania homes show how thoughtful form, light, and reuse can shape elegant spaces. Discover more architecture inspiration, projects, and communitys.
8 October 2026
Three Indian Architecture Stories Reframe Scale, Material, and Experience
From a compact café to a contemporary residence and a sculptural residential concept, these projects show how Indian architects are turning constraints into design opportunities. Together, they highlight thoughtful detailing, context-led planning, and bold form-making.
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From flexible systems and memory-rich museums to the hidden craft behind big façade panels, these stories show architecture balancing vision, permanence, and performance. Discover more inspiration, projects, &
6 October 2026
Budgeting a dining room makeover: what it really costs in India
A practical Indian budget guide for renovating a dining room, covering typical costs, smart splurges, sensible savings, and hidden expenses to watch for.
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From a hillside villa in Iran to a Hanok-inspired family home in Daejeon and a micro-regeneration in Shanghai, these projects show how design can turn limits into livable, meaningful spaces. Discover more on Ar
2 October 2026
Abrama, Gujarat: A Quiet Project Location with Strong Potential for Thoughtful Design
A concise look at Abrama in Gujarat, its estimated population, architecture profile, construction cost range, and why it can be a practical place to plan a home or small development.
1 October 2026
From Algorithmic Ornament to Quiet Homes: Three Architectural Conversations Shaping Contemporary Practice
These three projects and ideas trace a compelling shift in architecture: from technology’s role in reviving ornament, to homes that negotiate compact urban sites, to calm domestic spaces shaped by light and landscape. Together, they offer fresh lessons for architects working between craft, context, and innovation.
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What is Archsplace?
Archsplace is a platform where you can connect directly with professional architects and interior designers — without middlemen, commissions, or confusing processes. We help you find the right expert for your project, whether you're planning a renovation, building a home, or just exploring creative ideas.
How is Archsplace different from other platforms?
Unlike directories or marketplaces, Archsplace is focused on genuine connection, not transactions. - No hidden fees - No bidding wars - No templated designs You speak directly with the architect, set your own pace, and stay in control from the start.
Who is Archsplace for?
Archsplace is for: - Homeowners planning to build or renovate - People seeking advice on space, materials, or layout - Anyone looking for creative, human input, not just contractors Even if you’re at the “I’m just thinking about it” stage — Archsplace is the place to explore your ideas with professionals.
How do I find the right architect on Archsplace?
You can browse profiles, see real portfolios, and read about each architect’s approach and personality. We believe the best match happens when you connect with someone who understands your vision and your vibe — not just someone in your area. You can also post a brief and let professionals reach out to you.
What does Archsplace believe in?
We built Archsplace on three core values: - Transparency: No hidden costs, no tricks. You see how it works from day one. - Honesty: We don’t promise perfection — we promise real professionals, real communication, and real expectations. - Humanity: Architecture is about people. So is Archsplace. We believe your home (or your dream space) should start with a real conversation — not a chatbot or auto-quote.
How much does it cost to use Archsplace?
Archsplace is free to use as a client. You can: - Browse profiles - Contact architects directly - Post briefs or requests - Have initial conversations — all at no cost You only pay when you agree to a service with an architect. And you pay them directly.