In the wild, visually stunning world of Instagram, home decor isn’t just about pretty rooms—it’s an art form. Telling us what’s haute on and off the gram are architect Navneet Sandhu Singh, interior designer Rohina Anand Khira, and blogger-turned-designer Rukmini Ray Kadam. These trendsetters have turned their feeds into jaw-dropping showcases of style, innovation, and pure decor magic. Buckle up for some serious Insta-drama as we dive into the secrets and stories behind those double-tap-worthy posts.
Rohina Anand Khira
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“What works for me is maintaining a macro umbrella of immediate content, core content, home improvement content, and DIY content, while touching upon smaller subjects within that umbrella,” explains Khira. As for her strategy for keeping her Instagram feed fresh and engaging? It’s emphasising the role of authentic, relatable content in building a strong community.
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