India, July 6 -- Textiles shape a home's personality like nothing else. India's rich textile heritage brims with treasures that can turn bare rooms into soulful spaces. From cottons to silk brocades, handloom fabrics blend easily into modern homes, adding colour and quiet luxury. Kantha from Bengal transforms old cloth into charming, hand-stitched pieces. Lightweight quilts work as throws or bed accents, while vintage sections can be framed for a handmade-meets-modern gallery wall. Kantha cushions can add subtle pattern to a calm corner. Khadi is a simple fabric that gets softer with time. Hand-spun and handwoven, it breathes well and suits sunny rooms. Khadi curtains can soften harsh light while keeping spaces airy. The fabric is also great for bedsheets and duvets. Soft-checked or striped Khadi table linen pairs beautifully with rustic crockery. The Bagh print from Madhya Pradesh wears its bold red-and-black motifs with pride. Dramatic yet balanced, it adds punch to neutral spaces. The print is suitable for cushion covers, wall hangings, or bold table runners under muted ceramics. This cotton textile holds dye beautifully, staying vivid over time. Authentic Bagh is river-washed and naturally dyed, valued for its depth and character....