Indian Style: Landscapes, Houses, Interiors, Details is a richly photographed visual exploration of Indian architecture, interiors, landscapes, and decorative traditions. Photographed by French photographer Deidi von Schaewen and edited by Angelika Taschen, the book takes readers on a visual journey through India, exploring how regional architecture, traditional craftsmanship, colour, textiles, ornamentation, and everyday objects come together to create distinctive Indian interiors. The book moves from northern India toward the south, presenting a wide range of architectural and decorative styles.

Rather than functioning as a conventional architectural textbook, the book is primarily a visual reference and source of inspiration. Its photographs document houses, courtyards, gardens, architectural details, furnishings, textiles, decorative objects, and interior spaces, showing the relationship between India's built environment and its rich cultural traditions. It is particularly useful for readers interested in Indian interior design, traditional architecture, decorative arts, photography, and cultural aesthetics.