Love The Home Aesthetic In Piku? Here's How You Can Recreate It

Very early on in the movie, there are quite a lot of scenes that revolve around characters deep cleaning the house. In one of those scenes, you can see a pretty big wall bookcase that looks ever expanding. Made from wood, it's the perfect accent piece to add to your home and show off your books. What we love is that it serves well in terms of functionality, as well as doubles up as a decor piece that will easily become the focal point of the room. 

In the movie, it also ties up with the rest of vibe, that includes many wooden textures and structures. We recommend investing in a sturdy, glorious wooden bookshelf, which adds a very traditional, elegant, and cosy essence to your space. 

If you'll look closely at the scene where Bhaskar Da troubles the househelp and initiates a whole saga, during the whole sequence there are a lot of glimpses of vases, pots and knick knacks in the background. These vases are made up of brass, adding that rooted traditional touch to the Bengali household while complemented with a bunch of roses that bring in a more fresh pop of colour to the otherwise neutral home. You can also see an antique fan, along with a decor piece with the goddess Durga face on it. These are some of the elements that reinforce the larger traditional aesthetic while really cosying up the feel of the corners.

Brass details are quintessential to a traditional home, plus you can add them without breaking the band. Here are some brass material pieces that you might want to add to your radar. 

Although the Delhi home features minimal and somewhat contemporary kitchenware, we see a lot of vintage pieces come out as the movie progresses. It is steeped in old-world charm, and we see most frames of it in the dining area itself. The white cutlery stands out, representing the colonial era, which still pervades in the everyday. If you are looking to add old-world, rustic, antique elegance to your dining table, this cue from the film should be emphasised much for some inspiration. 

Both homes in the movie feature some stunning antique mirrors. Especially in the heritage mansion in Bangela, where you can see some spec of mirror in all nooks and crannies. The frames of these mirrors are mostly made of metal or wood, which are intricately carved. These designs add a stunning layer as well as dimension to the space, while the mirror aspect makes it look bigger and better. An easy way to add texture and art to your home.