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My Home November 4, 2019

Culturally Diversifying Your Home

Reading Time: 5 minutes With some thoughtful planning and time, you can make your home look like you’ve been around the world, or at least around a region or two while keeping it beautifully yours. First thing first: Settle the cultures from which you plan to draw. You can easily buy cultural items from the market if you visit any place around the world or even from your own country. But putting those items in your home without knowing what they are or where they come from can be inconsistent. That doesn’t mean hours and hours of research, it just means checking it out. Culturally diversifying your home is one of the most aesthetic aspects of home decor style. Here are some tricks and tips to culturally diversify your home: Tie It in Correspondence to the Home While culturally influenced pieces don’t have to match your décor, which they probably won’t in most cases,…

Pulse October 31, 2019

Narayanganj: Solace in the Ecstasy of Food

Reading Time: 4 minutes Imagine you are lost in the world of delectable sweetness; filling your mouth with the goodness of sweets or having a chit chat early in the morning sitting beside your friend with a cup of strong milk-less tea near the railway station. The feelings are sumptuous and they make your day worthy. The food restaurants in Narayanganj gives you such a feeling of ecstasy. Let us explore some of the most vintage and scrumptious food joints in the city of Narayanganj. New Bose Cabin Established in 1921, the New Bose Cabin is one of the most prominent food joints situated in Folpotti, between no.1 and no.2 Railway gate. The founder, Late Nripen Chandra Bose aka as Bhulu Babu opened it as a small tea stall where he also served light snacks only. The initial menus were the famous butter biscuit and heavy milk-less tea. Over the years, it grew up…

Pulse October 22, 2019

Rampura: The neighborhood of ecstasy and inclusivity

Reading Time: 5 minutes In the mid-70s or 80s in Dhaka, Rampura had been considered a focal point of cultural amalgamation for the people living in the town. Rampura is still the center for cultural diversity that accommodates people coming from all walks of life irrespective of class, creed, economic background or identity. It, to date, offers the most inclusive neighborhood to people; both those new to Dhaka and long-term residents of Dhaka. The TV center Let us turn our clock back 30 years. Bangladesh Television during the 90s had been the only medium of showbiz entertainment. Many of us spent our childhood watching ‘The Arabian Nights of Alif Laila’, ‘Aj Robibar’, ‘Ityadi’, ‘Mati o Manush’, or the movies in the early afternoon on black and white TVs on BTV. The boom of media technology happened due to the action plan by BTV. The TV channel from our childhood left a mark on our…

Trends October 16, 2019

Reasons to love Late Autumn/Hemanta

Reading Time: 4 minutes “Voice of spring in autumn The full moon does carry As if it paints the floral dreams Of moonlight on Bakul stems” -Rabindranath Tagore The late autumn fragrance and the stoic splendor of Hemanta in this beautiful part of the hemisphere indulge the dance of the Abyssinian gladiolus getting decorated with Dolonchapa’s white purity and a touch of orange essence in the middle like that of Sheuli. A season that enchants- the magical captivation of one’s consciousness that devastates the inner menaces. This is why she is so contingent on becoming the “Queen of All Seasons” through the holophrastic portrayal of nature’s beauty. She carries towards certain experimentation of paying homage to creation, to create and bloom, and to destroy…

My Home October 14, 2019

Old-fashioned home décor trends

Reading Time: 4 minutes Over time, there has been a number of changes in the layouts of the house design. Minimal décor has come ashore in some places and so, with the new inclusion of splendor and novelty. All in all, the old-fashioned home décor trends are now gone. But, in the days that are left behind, you have an old bond with your favorite home and home furnishings. Come on, let’s take a look back at what was in the old-time home décor vis-a-vis old-fashioned home décor trends. How or what was the furniture of that time? Let’s start. Matt or tablecloth made of lace There was a time when there were various kinds of household stuff made from laces. Starting from floor mats, table cloths, food lid, sofa cushion covers, etc. less than almost everything had a border made of lace. Many were fond of this lace cushion knit with their own…