A Forgotten Colonial Home Above the Himalayas

Built in the 1940s, Lady Luna’s House is an 80-year-old colonial home located in Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh, set against the Himalayan mountains. This historic house reflects British-era architecture adapted to life in the Himalayas — a rare blend of heritage, landscape, and timeless design. In this film by FramexFrame, we document Lady Luna’s House as more than just a place to stay — it is a living architectural story. From its colonial structure and verandas to its setting in the Himalayan foothills, the house captures the quiet elegance of mountain living. Dharamshala is increasingly recognised as a destination for unique homes, heritage stays, and thoughtfully designed properties. For travelers searching for a Himalayan home, an Airbnb in the Himalayas, or places to stay in Dharamshala and Himachal Pradesh, Lady Luna’s House offers a rare perspective on history and place. This video is for architecture lovers, design enthusiasts, students, architects, and viewers who enjoy films from platforms like Architectural Digest, Condé Nast Traveller, and global house tour channels. It also offers inspiration for Airbnb hosts, property buyers, and anyone interested in heritage homes and boutique stays across India and the world. FramexFrame is a visual storytelling platform documenting unique houses, architecture, and spaces across India and internationally — focusing on homes that carry character, history, and a strong sense of place.