So here I am telling you something which is not very tough though I must say that it will not be easy on a lot many Indian’s eyes. The only thing similar that I have seen is the printed ceramic bathroom tiles.

If you have not heard of the term decals then I do not blame you. Well Decal is something like a piece of paper, cloth or vinyl sheet which has a printed pattern and that pattern can then be transferred onto the other surface like the home wall or the car bumper or even the nails.

A new thing which is available in US is the Vinyl decals or the vinyl lettering decals and in these the best thing is that they are easily removable and then reused at any other place, This helps especially for those of us who live in rented accommodations and know that the landlord will be breathing down your neck if he saw the letters all over the wall. In some cases I know the posters are also a strict no no because of the fact that these will leave all the tape marks all over the wall.

I am not sure if you will get these vinyl decals or vinyl lettering in India but if you have someone living in the US then go for the vinyl decals and these are not expensive at $10-$15 for a decal.

The other benefit would have been that the currently fragmented industry would have started to organize and more customer friendly.

I personally was hoping buy that Poang Armchair that is oh so famous all over the world and I had used it when I visited USA once last year. I tried in India and I could not get anything similar to that in India. Poang footstool and chair provide that special comfort and elegance which cannot be had by any other style of armchair.

For Indians who are reading this and have never heard f IKEA should know that IKEA is known for its low priced furniture based on do-it-yourself concept and the designs are very minimalist Scandinavian.Well IKEA id all bout modern and if you are interested in antique then look for some antique arm chair information here.

Another thing to note is that currently IKEA buys products worth Rs. 1700 crore from Indian suppliers and they hope to double that yet they just cannot sell the furniture here. How Sad !

Well Indian carpenters are happy I am sure as I recently read that IKEA catalogs and brochures are sold everywhere and the Indian elite get the copies of the IKEA furniture made by the local carpenters. Yes Indians are known for that! And they say that imitation is the best form of flattery. I am not sure I will go that route and engage an Indian carpenter but I am tempted!