A Modern Twist on Traditional Kerala Home Design: The Perfect Blend of Style and Tradition

The beautiful state of Kerala, located on the southwestern coast of India, is renowned for its scenic beauty, rich culture, and unique architecture. Traditional Kerala homes, with their distinct sloping roofs and intricate wooden carvings, are a testament to the region's rich history and cultural heritage. In this blog post, we'll take a closer look at a stunning 1980 square feet traditional Kerala home design that seamlessly blends modern style with traditional charm.

The exterior of this 184 square meter (220 square yards) home is adorned with several traditional elements, including the odu roofing, wooden gable vent decor with wooden eaves (roofing mugappu), and a wooden finial. These features, coupled with the Kerala traditional charupadi design on the veranda, create a warm and inviting atmosphere that immediately transports you to the heart of Kerala.

One of the standout features of this traditional Kerala home design is the beautiful Tulasi Thara situated in front of the house. The Tulasi Thara* is a traditional honor given to women in Kerala during religious ceremonies and is considered to be a mark of respect and reverence. Its presence in front of this stunning home adds to its charm and grace. Design provided by Sreejith Pattazhy from Kollam, Kerala.

Square feet details
Total area : 1980 sq.ft.
No. of bedrooms : 4
Design style : Traditional

Facilities
The interior of the home is equally impressive, with a spacious and airy floor plan that spans across 1980 sq.ft. The ground floor features a sit-out, veranda, pooja room, living area, dining area, four bedrooms (two attached), a family living room, kitchen, and work area. The modern amenities blend seamlessly with traditional design elements, creating a perfect blend of style and comfort.

The attention to detail in this traditional Kerala home design is evident in every corner of the house. From the intricate wooden carvings to the use of warm colors and natural materials, every aspect of the home has been carefully crafted to create a warm and inviting atmosphere.

*"Kerala Thulasi Thara," which is a traditional honor given to women in the Indian state of Kerala. It is a custom where a woman is honored with a seat made of sacred basil leaves (Tulasi) during religious ceremonies and rituals. The seat is considered to be a mark of respect and reverence, and it signifies the importance of the woman's role in the family and society. During the ceremony, the woman is usually dressed in traditional attire and is adorned with flowers and jewelry. She is then seated on the Tulasi Thara, and prayers and rituals are performed. The custom is believed to have originated from the belief that women are the embodiment of the divine mother and are worthy of reverence and respect.

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For more info about this home, contact
Sreejith Pattazhy (House design Kollam)
Kollam, Kerala
PH:+91 9846459527
Email : [email protected]