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Pallavi Mehra

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Los Angeles, Mumbai
As seen in: Financial Express, MSN, MSN India, MSN UK, Yahoo Life, Yahoo Canada, Aol, Escapes. Travel. Adventure (ETA), India Times, Los Angeles Times, Firstpost and
Covers:  Travel, Lifestyle, Design, Architecture, Food, Health, Wellness and Fitness

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Pallavi is a Los Angeles and Mumbai-based freelance journalist. She writes about design, travel, and lifestyle for leading publications like Travel & Leisure, Architectural Digest, Conde Nast Traveller, GQ, Thrillist, and Observer. An avid traveler and design enthusiast, she finds inspiration in everything she encounters, be it her immediate environment or her travels around the world.

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I put my sister's smartest bedroom storage trick to the test, and it was brilliant

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By Pallavi Mehra Verified
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When I visit my sister Divya's home, I always keep an eye out for her unconventional storage hacks. She often uses items she already has to organize her apartment, and on my last visit, I noticed that instead of traditional storage bins, she had a much smarter trick. In her bedroom, she uses a few mismatched, short-stemmed wine glasses to store small items inside her vanity. I couldn't believe how well it worked - and how chic it looked.
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My Sister Uses Wine Glasses for Bedroom Storage, So I Had to Copy Her

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By Pallavi Mehra Verified
| Apartment Therapy Verified
Add Us See more Apartment Therapy stories when you search on Google. We independently select these products—if you buy from one of our links, we may earn a commission. All prices were accurate at the time of publishing. When I visit my sister Divya’s home, I always keep an eye out for her unconventional storage hacks. She often uses items she already has to organize her apartment, and on my last visit, I noticed that instead of traditional storage bins, she had a much smarter trick.
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Classical Arts in the Suburbs: The Carnatic & Bharatanatyam Ecosystem of SoCal

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By Pallavi Mehra Verified
| New India Abroad
Classical Arts in the Suburbs: The Carnatic & Bharatanatyam Ecosystem of SoCal Here we examine how second-generation kids balance intense classical training with high school or college, and how local gurus adapt to American schedules and sensibilities. Indian-American kids are proving they don’t have to choose between being thoroughly American and deeply traditional / Pallavi Mehra Picture this: You are driving down a sun-drenched street in Santa Monica, Orange County, or the San Fernando Valley.
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