29/08/2026
Kandi kal/ chappa kall/ achukal is a type of terracotta material used in Madras terrace roofing.
The base coat of a Lime plaster is usually coarse than the following, to pack smaller grains on top of each other and form a clean surface.
Handmade tiles are exquisite alternatives to factory made, climate incompatible flooring/ wall dado options.
'Tadelakt' is an ancient Moroccan-Lime plaster, water resistant in nature, is used in wet areas like baths (hamams).
Mosaic is customisation of a space taken to next level, where the pattern, material and finished look of one single flooring can be as choice, not just one element of the flooring.
'Athangudi' a sibling to oxide flooring, is resilient, durable and an eye feast.
Oxide finished come in a large variety of color options, matching the mood of the space and heart of the occupant.
'Clay' tile as interior flooring option is highly underrated, must say.
Chettinad lime plaster, one of a kind finishes that needs no intricately done details or even colors to stand out.
Charnockite is versatile in usage, from monumental carvings to rubble masonry.
MTR material, adapted to need in different regions of south.
Naatu odu/ Pot tiles are element of both vernacular architecture and regional identity.
Greece too, is regional identity well kept
Cane is a breathable, graceful and time tested material used in many different parts of a space.
You can sometimes 'feel blue' as a noon sky and glistening ocean.
Laterite is a vernacular option found across India.
Quartz, once again is a versatile material used in its different forms.
