Happy Second Birthday TECD! Yes, it’s been two whole years since I first started this blog! Seriously someone tell me,where does time fly?
But I must say that my blog, “The East Coast Desi” has come to be more than my creative springboard. It has been the most liberating experience for my artistic soul. The emotion of creating something gives me a high and all aspects of blogging lead to this very road! Styling, writing, photographing, sharing, meeting and interacting with like-minded, inspirational and creative folks and making special bonds with some of them, has been the most nourishing experience to say the least. But the highlight has to be my wonderful set of readers who reinforce, inspire and encourage me to put my creative best forward. Thank you fabulous people, for all the love and reassurance. Truly without YOU, TECD would not be what it is!
I thought I'd make this wonderful milestone even more memorable by sharing some very exciting news with you’ll. My family and I recently took the big decision to move into another home. It is a very demanding decision that requires my undivided time and energy and that would explain my mini-hiatus from the blogging scene......The new home is being built from scratch which means we've been busy going through numerous design plans and trying to make sense of the fragmented pieces to complete the giant design jigsaw puzzle. It is not an easy task but it has been an exhilarating one. The actual move will be taking place later this year but until then we have our hands full preparing for the move and the new home. However, the most wonderful outcome of this decision of ours is that we get to design and decorate our dream home! We as a family are truly excited and I would love for you to join us on our design journey.
With that, I bid you adieu for now......Since summer is here and I am enjoying it while it lasts, expect the posts to trickle in from time to time but rest assured, I’m here to stay in the blogosphere!
You take care and enjoy the rest of your week!
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Shruthi, Wonderful news and am so happy to hear that. Congratulations! Am sure your new home is going to be as warm and welcoming as the current one. All the Best with the move.
ReplyDeleteAlways a pleasure to hear from you. Thank you Sangitha for your heart felt wishes!
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ReplyDeleteLove your blogs and your passion for interiors...can you please share where one can find the wall mounts to hang the diyas or temple bells. Thank you,
Praveena Mallam
Hello Pravi, thank you! Pravi you could try your local arts and crafts fair. You should get lucky. I found a pair at Chitra Kala Parishat in Bangalore and the other was made to order with a professional wood carver. Happy decorating!
DeleteCongratulations shruthi !!! So looking forward to seeing your new home on the blog ! I'm sure it will be a visual paradise to us readers !!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!! Your blog is such a visual treat for my eyes! Can't wait to see your new home and decor!
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ReplyDeleteStumbled on ur insta page..lovely posts
Can u share where you shop for the brass idols and also the peacock on the wall corner..colorful and great eye congrats!
Hello Nithya, Thank you for the wonderful feedback:) Coming to your question : the brass idols - the antiques- I inherited from my family and some of the other newer idols, we found on our various trips in India and Nepal. As for the wooden peacocks, they were made to order with a professional wood carver. But a good bet would be to try at the local arts and crafts exhibitions. Hope that helps.
DeleteWow..keep your eyes open :)...will look around
DeleteThat book table is so majestic..any tips where to find those
Congratulations on the second birthday and your new home!! Looking forward to seeing your new home and the decors.
ReplyDeleteShruthi - Best wishes for many more years of the joys of blogging and visual treats from you.
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ReplyDeleteI loved the gopuram between the hanging lamps. Where did you find it? Can it be ordered online?
Nalini