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9 tips for a monsoon-ready home that keeps moisture, mould and maintenance at bay
['Alisha Lad']
Architectural Digest India
During monsoons, the entrance and foyer become the home’s first line of defense against moisture, mud and debris.
A thoughtfully planned wet zone helps contain the mess before it travels indoors, and can be organised no matter the scale of the home.
Pro-Tip: Opt for stone, ceramic or powder-coated metal umbrella stands and shoe racks over woven baskets or untreated wood, which can retain moisture over time.
During monsoons, your sofas, wardrobes, beds and bookshelves will benefit from a small gap that allows air to circulate, reducing the likelihood of trapped moisture, mildew and lingering musty odours.
Avoid using this gap for storage, as the items can trap moisture and restrict air movement.