“I travel a lot and whenever I come across something really nice, which I feel would look good in my house, I pick it up. As of now I have already booked my own flat and almost got done with its interiors, so I have stopped shopping,” says Sinha. Working as a senior manager at a UK-based insurance company, Sinha is very fond of lampshades and candles and dislikes glass, metal and plastic items in his house.

All this and more, leaves you wondering if he has done some professional course in interior designing? Well a no from him answers all your doubts “No formal training but I have got a style of my own, I also read books on interiors and surf Internet for the additional information,”he adds. Sinha’s skills have become so popular amongst his friends that he has been offered to do the interiors of two of his friends.

Everything about his house speaks volumes about Chaudhary’s interests. His three-BHK apartment is about style, luxury and comfort – all at the same time. Working as a senior support engineer, with Convergys, 25-year-old Chaudhary is a music and movie freak. The drawing room has sophisticated but premium class furniture. There is a floor cushion, two big sofa chairs, a centre table, TV and a DVD player. He has added that extra zing to his master bedroom by installing home theatre in it. The bedroom boasts of a wrought iron king size bed, with contrast colour curtains that complement the subtle tone of the walls and provides richness to the bedroom. “Most of my time on weekends is spent in my bedroom watching movies. I have spent around Rs 60,000 on the home theatre,” he says.

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