Exotic India Collection

A luxurious interior space isn't just about expensive materials — it's about a combination of design principles, sensory experience and attention to detail that create a feeling of refinement, comfort and exclusivity. And on the California coast,

A luxurious interior space isn't just about expensive materials — it's about a combination of design principles, sensory experience and attention to detail that create a feeling of refinement, comfort and exclusivity. At Mogul Interior, this truth

Let's be honest: there is nothing subtle happening here, and we are completely here for it. Carved wood doors flung wide. Silk cushions piled high. A vintage cabinet that once belonged to a Rajasthani haveli now anchoring a living room

Tucked into the sun-soaked landscape of California, this extraordinary project — spanning a show-stopping kitchen, an inviting living room, and an intimate wine room — has become one of the most talked-about interiors on the West Coast.

Casita Chica — a name that means "little house" — is proving that small spaces can carry the grandest stories. The secret? Letting the walls, doors, and architectural details do the talking, sourced entirely from the world of Mogul Interior

Choosing interior doors is more than picking a functional panel—it's about reinforcing your home's style, texture, and architectural voice. Some door styles consistently rise to the top because they balance aesthetics, craft, and versatility.

Selecting the right interior door style significantly influences your home's architectural coherence, visual flow, and perceived quality. When evaluating options, consider structure, panel configuration, glazing, and finish. Mogul Interior offers

There is a moment, familiar to anyone who has stood before a truly extraordinary piece of craft, where the boundary between object and living thing begins to dissolve. A carved branch seems to reach. A leaf catches the light and appears,

The long reign of cool, bleached-out neutrals is quietly giving way to something warmer, deeper, and altogether more grounded. Earth-rooted colors are coming back — but not in the heavy, overbearing way of decades past. This time, they return

There are homes that impress, and then there are homes that welcome — that pull you in with the quiet confidence of a place that knows exactly what it is. This particular country house, tucked into the gentle fold of a valley, belongs firmly