Interests and Passions

Ravina got her love of interior design from her father, Mr. Khan. She would help her father to do the wallpapering and painting. In the 1970s the fashion was for woodchip wallpaper. Ravina and her father would regularly give the woodchip a fresh coat of paint, despite Mrs. Khan’s opinion that it looked perfectly all right. Through the years that followed, Ravina’s interest and ability for interior decorating blossomed. She helped decorate the houses of her family, but her showpiece is undoubtedly her own home of which she is rightly proud. But nothing stays constant in Ravina’s eyes, she regularly updates and refreshes her ideas in keeping with the changing times and moods. But her opinion is highly regarded and valued by friends and family alike. Gold and Silver spray paint can always be found at her home. She sprays elephants and frames and puts her own designer mark on everything

One of Ravina’s earliest memories as a teenager is of growing tomatoes with her father. They began by growing them in window boxes, but they were so successful that the plants got too big to keep in such small planters. So they moved them into a greenhouse. Everyone who visited the Khan house would get a gift of tomatoes, and they would be told proudly that they were home grown.

Ravina’s garden in summer is always full of beautiful flower pots. She enjoys gardening and has fond memories of her and her father spending time together pottering about in the garden and bouncing ideas of each other as to what they should do next.