The Inspiration
The sun is out of hiding and shining like the brightest star it is. Take relief from soaring temperatures with tarty popsicles and citrusy lemons. Nothing better than the sight of a tall drink of lemonade or the zing of an ice candy melting away on the palate. Because when life gives you lemons, it’s best served a side of ice and a dash of inspiration.
Now palette: Limon Lovin’
The Accents: Flower Lab X West Elm
It is bloom-o-clock as flowers unfurl petals and stalks reach for sunny skies. Stack colours on repeat, and let the textures do the talking. Florals and greens intermingle to fashion hues of spring and patterns of frolic. It’s time to embrace hues of summer with a sprinkle of pretty prints and sunkissed serenity.
FLORAL ARRANGEMENT by Flower Lab “JADE” GLASS VASE from West Elm `2,500 For details, see Address Book; Photograph by Ashish Kumar
The Features: Asian Paints Nilaya X Sabyasachi
Blossoms in gold and leaves in sepia tones enwrap a world of sunlit possibilities. The Mimosa wallpaper from Nilaya by Asian Paints paints a picture of summertime radness, just short of humming bees and a balmy breeze. A tangible manifestation of spring, driving away blues with yellows, shall grace your home.
MIMOSA WALLPAPER “W1090Y54S75” by Asian Paints Website: www.asianpaints.com
Let us throw a quick question over to you—what could be the recipe for building a lasting legacy in business? Well, the answer to this is a simple outlook of taking one step at a time because they say ‘well begun is half done’. For the last eight years, interior designer Sarah Sham has been navigating a similar, passionate journey of sculpting and creating her own legacy that we know of as Essajees Atelier, a Mumbai-based interior design firm.
This new year in fact has been peppered with eventful moments for Sarah, with her unfurling the celebratory carpet at her new office in Nariman Point, South Mumbai, a few months ago in January.
Sarah Sham at work in her cabin decked with her accolades, chairs by Essajees and West Elm accent lights; Space styled by Samir Wadekar and Photographs by Talib Chitalwala
SETTING THE BAR HIGH!
An ecstatic yet poised Sarah comments, “Having a child was life-changing, but second to that is having my own office. I never thought I would have my own space, my name on the door and to be in this position.”
In moments between work, play and solitude, Sarah is still often gripped by lingering moments of sweet epiphany and a certain sense of overwhelm, “that this is me and the office is mine!”
Embracing a splash of colour is the breakout corner with tables by Essajees and cushions from Mason Home; Photographs by Talib Chitalwala
Scouting for a potential workplace is no easy feat, but Sarah had a checklist ready of what possibly could be her winning location. In proximity to the ocean that skirts the southern tip of the city, the cool breeze and of course the deluge of daylight—Sarah knew this is where her next barrage of creative ideas and crucial decisions for the firm will be born. “Within five minutes of walking in here, I signed the agreement.”
DROPPING DESIGN HINTS AT EVERY TURN…
Compact yet commodious, elegant yet eclectic and importantly, an office yet homely—Essajees Atelier, chambered on the eighth floor of a commercial building is astutely designed, rejecting the limitations a 1,350 sq ft space may otherwise pose.
The reception area is styled with fluted Statuario marble backdrop, table in textured paint with Kalinga stone from Classic Marble Company and chair by Essajees; Photographs by Talib Chitalwala
In a candid confession, she says, “I did not design this office and was rather a client. Nikhil and Vishal from my team were the designers.” Before the space was dressed to the nines (or for nine to five) in 45 days, Sarah was presented with material charts and 3D walkthroughs. “It was an interesting experience. I got to see what it is like to be on the other side.”
Steffi, Sarah’s canine baby and chief inspecting officer poses on the chair from Urban Ladder; Photographs by Talib Chitalwala
Ambling into Sarah’s atelier, the entryway is aesthetically dressed with minimal but statement elements—with a fluted marble screen catching the eyes and artworks personally picked by Sarah. On the left is an open work area with desks and chairs berthed on a deep red tinted floor.
A PERSONAL TOUCH
Facing the entire office from a strategic vantage point, Sarah’s cabin is a fresh dip into a palette of wood and mint. A dramatic cynosure is a marble table hosting her minimal workspace essentials with a West Elm chandelier drooping from above.
For the uninitiated, notepads are a rarity you’d spot on Sarah’s desk, as she loves her in-phone scribbles. A lineup of accolades, family photos and decor finds sits on the shelves.
Aurich chandeliers from West Elm and an absorbing artwork by Madeeha Attari adorn the space; Photographs by Talib Chitalwala
The cabin intelligently extends to the tech-savvy conference room with a glass screen standing in the middle. A pièce de résistance if you may call it, the meeting table in live edge wood is a gift from her father. This formal space flexibly turns informal during lunch hours. Sarah admits with a tinge of pride, “All of us love our lunchtime in the conference room. The whole team (who have all been together from the start) sits together and talks about our lives and everything. It helps us stay connected.”
Water is a critical resource for the future of sustainable development. It is imperative then, to ardently research, design and regulate sustainable water usage in our day-to-day life.
Making water take shape of a distinct experience while being equally conscious of its utility, AXOR and Hansgrohe Group are leading this vision by celebrating its passion for water again this year with the roll out of the second edition of their digital event Aqua Days 2022. The much-awaited event took place virtually on the Aqua Days online platform from May 10 to May 11.
Photograph by AXOR/Hansgrohe
Aqua Days 2022 brought forth an exclusive sneak peek into the brand’s latest strides in maximising conscious water use in our routines with inventive products and technological approach. With their creative interventions the world of bathrooms and showers elevates a notch up.
Photograph by AXOR/Hansgrohe
As a leader in innovation, design and quality, Hansgrohe is dedicated to giving water a special form and function with their range of faucets, showerheads and shower systems.
The new product launches from the Hansgrohe group include brand new water-saving Rebris faucet series, sustainable shower lines such as the Pulsify with its innovative PowderRain spray mode, and design options such as Vernis shower pipe in trendy matt black, state-of-the-art kitchen filter systems and SmartLiving
RainTunes line.
The new product launches from AXOR include a sustainable AXOR Conscious Shower line, the AXOR Nature Shower series for the garden as well as the new AXOR Universal Rectangular accessories. The event further elaborated on how their Signature Service can create unique solutions.
Photograph by AXOR/Hansgrohe
Photograph by AXOR/Hansgrohe
Following Aqua Days 2022, the successful launch is marked by an introduction to the best in bathroom design, such as the first hand-held shower with multiple spray types, the first pull-out kitchen faucet, and the first wall bar to hold a hand-held shower.
The event streamed on May 10 and 11 on Hansgrohe Aqua Days 2022 here.
In the heart of India’s wealth capital, the House of Tata unveiled its first Zoya boutique at Ambience Mall, Gurugram. The launch was hosted by Zoya’s Business Head, Amanpreet Ahluwalia and attended by actress Aditi Rao Hydari.
Redefining the way luxury jewellery is experienced in India, this exquisite boutique with its contemporary design and artisanal soul echoes the artisan’s unwavering commitment to impeccable craftsmanship. The tranquil interiors create a signature experience for women to pause and reconnect with their femininity. The atelier’s attention to detail is an ode to timeless luxury, expressed in its meaningful pieces of wearable art and its warm and personalised service.
The inviting, contemporary facade, soft interiors in delicate shades of nude, white and blush, and rich panelled walls with gilded accents of Zoya Ambience Mall envelope you in its heady environ.
Aditi Rao Hydari attends the launch of the new exquisite jewellery boutique, Zoya from the House of Tata, hosted by Zoya’s Business Head Amanpreet Ahluwalia; Photographs by Zoya
Like a call to reverie, the ethereal decor creates an intimate and soothing cocoon for patrons to find inspiration in the myriad fables narrated by Zoya through diamonds and precious stones.
The store houses all of Zoya’s resplendent collections. Displays are generously spaced, with a refreshing interplay of minimal with intricate and effortless fine crafts. A signature chandelier, suspended in the air, gently meanders through the boutique.
Each golden-hued drop quietly bathes the store in warmth while paying a subtle nod to the magnificent jewels below. One by one each niche reveals itself. Enquire about every facet of the jewellery and its incredible story, while admiring it at a leisurely pace in Zoya’s rose-gold rimmed mirrors.
The signature golden drop chandelier overlooks the strategically placed section augmented with a soft colour palette; Photographs by Zoya
There’s a mesmerising movement from everyday wearables that include the brand’s signature collections with patented cuts to the more expressive collections that visually come to life leading to timeless classics.
This journey across the boutique is a lead-up to the epitome of indulgence—the private lounge. Swathed in rich, blush fabric and sheer curtains, this space ushers you into a warm, personalised customer experience. From freshly hand-brewed chai to the most sumptuous English Breakfast tea—every detail of your favourite cuppa and choice of hors d’oeuvres is thoughtfully taken care of, so one can focus on the love for jewellery and be rejuvenated by this coveted me-time.
While the brand’s expression is global, its soul is Indian, and Zoya prides itself on designs that give a contemporary form to traditional craft by masterfully blending the artistry in traditional karigari with modern technology.
On showcase at the Gurugram boutique are one-of-a-kind jewellery designs inspired crafted by master karigars
Make an appointment with the atelier’s master designers for Zoya’s signature bespoke services, the ultimate creative immersion and self-expression, and custom create one-of-a-kind jewellery. Zoya’s signature rose gold gilded full-length mirrors—stand as a reminder that the Zoya woman is, indeed, at the heart of this dramatic story.
Amanpreet Ahluwalia, Business Head, Zoya, says, “Delhi is a very important city in the Zoya story and we are happy to open in Gurugram, which is our second store here. We are glad that Zoya has been so well received through our 4 stores and 6 galleries and are certain that Gurugram’s discerning clientele will fall in love with Zoya’s rare and meaningful jewellery.”
Aditi Rao Hydari comments, “I was delighted to attend the launch of Zoya’s new store in Gurugram. Zoya’s jewellery is exquisite and as an artist, I love seeing how myriad inspirations are brought alive to create very distinctive signature pieces. The store is a lovely extension of that same spirit.”
To walk through the doors of the Zoya boutique in Gurugram is to discover that this ultimate experience in luxury can indeed wear a warm and friendly smile.
In a passionate translation of the robust flavours and fluid temper of coffee, a new caffeine-centric outlet has materialised in Abu Dhabi. Dubbed Drop Coffee, the space in its design glossary is all that coffee stands for (and doesn’t), thanks to the inventive minds at Roar, an interior design studio helmed by its founder and creative director Pallavi Dean.
Minimalist at one glance but a canvas of diverse interior observations coming together, Drop Coffee in Abu Dhabi is the first of its kind and the second outlet for the brand founded by Emirati duo Mahmood Al Khamis and Ghanim Al Qassim.
A monochrome play of tones flows seamlessly from one corner to the other, outlining an ambience free of clutter and chaos, where sipping on one’s favourite brews, working or even idling away time is an experience worth indulging in.
Spilt coffee motif used as a textured paint on the bar counter at Drop Coffee Abu Dhabi; Photographs by Oculis Project
As one ambles into the cafe, a backdrop wall inside reveals a grey concrete textured paint, applied in a rather rough finish and astutely synergised with natural oak wood accents.
Meandering through the space, placed right at the nexus of the cafe is a long brushed stainless steel communal table. A pièce de résistance if you may call it, the curvilinear table sets the design grammar right for all its accompanying furniture and seatings.
Cleverly peppered hints of greens and wood elevate the minimal canvas, extending a sense of warmth to the space.
A sombre but eye-catching palette of grey concrete textured paint commands attention at Drop Coffee Abu Dhabi; Photographs by Oculis Project
As one turns eyes towards the main bar area, a striking glimpse of a unique design thought captures attention—traces of spilt coffee mimicked through textured paint on the counter front.
Pallavi muses, “We were in the studio and started playing with the idea of using split coffee as a motif within the scheme, which we thought would be a fun nod to the brand’s name, Drop.” On a large piece of paper then, coffee was dripped and its droplets were dragged around with a mug.
A cool grey canvas inside Drop Coffee is splashed with hints of oak wood accents in form of furniture. The ceiling with the embedded mirror shards peeks through from above; Photographs by Oculis Project
This impromptu, abstract pattern was next photocopied and magnified to be used as a textured motif at the bar as well the booth joinery against the wall!
Bespoke stools in a grey palette twin with the stainless steel table and concrete paint on the walls; Photographs by Oculis Project
Moments of awe don’t stop here. Look up and the ceiling grips you with its dome-shaped design that is covered in textured paint with mirror shards embedded within, luminously reflecting the floor’s chipped terrazzo tiles in a play of light and forms. Coalesce these diverse design ingredients with the bodied taste of caffeine and you have a timeless recipe that manifests in form of Drop Coffee in Abu Dhabi!
Taking an acrobatic leap of faith, BigTop by Multitude Of Sins is a farm-to-table eatery brewing a quintessentially Indian cauldron of unconventional upcycled visuals.
Christened ‘The Circus Canteen’ as a part of the premises of Bangalore Creative Circus, the 2,134 sq ft cafe pieced together by principal designer Smita Thomas unfurls one man’s treasure in what was another man’s trash.
Moulding together a miscellaneous mosaic of eccentric elements sourced from city-wide waste donation drives, salvage markets, and dump yards the canteen comprises less than 10% of its material garnered afresh, showcasing sustainability at its best.
Upon entrance, an electric pole salvaged from a scrapyard is decked with kaput appliances such as a television, radio, speaker system bathed in pastel shades; Photographs by Ishita Sitwala
The scarlet door to the cafe is embellished with an octet of hand-horns and a throng of bicycle bells; Photographs by Ishita Sitwala
Manifesting a mischievous mood board of bright hues, bold materials and bespoke upcycled installations the project represents as a beacon of a pressing environmental message.
Retrofitted with a reborn play of tints and textures, the original door alters into an eye-catching ensemble of octet hand-horns and infinite bicycle bells. A streak of vibrant teal toned scrap metal arches welcome the customers into the space with a zesty energy right from their entry.
Illustrated by artist Shunnal Ligade, the Snitz’s merry mouth splits wide open unable to contain his roaring laughter by the entrance; Photographs by Ishita Sitwala
The kitchen service window is framed by obsolete cassette tape box covers; Photographs by Ishita Sitwala
Illustrating an imposing presence, the passageway axis is decked with grunge chandeliers made up of bike chains, metal filings and refurbished vehicle headlights.
Adjacent, an electric pole salvaged from a scrapyard accessorised with inanimate electric appliances bathed in peppy paints makes for an unexpected art installation.
Multitude Of Sins moulds together a miscellaneous mosaic of elements sourced from city wide donation drives, salvage markets and dump yards; Photographs by Ishita Sitwala
Each table and section at the eatery narrates a unique nostalgic story, exhibiting an exclusive transportive experience for the diners like never before; Photographs by Ishita Sitwala
Paying a humble homage to ‘haathgaadis’, a fleet of custom-built food carts finished in pastel tints embody the cafe’s produce-to-plate notion in a new light.
A peculiar tetris-like puzzle, the eatery’s flooring features an assemblage of discarded display samples from ceramic stores and the active sites of other fellow designers, stitching together an inimitable tapestry.
A glass partition system stands out at the perimeter between the dinette and community desk space on the upper level; Photographs by Ishita Sitwala
A motley melange of discarded display samples from ceramic stores and excess unused tiles from active sites of fellow designers makes up the restaurant’s one-of-a-kind tetris-like flooring; Photographs by Ishita Sitwala
Peeking through the glass lined periphery of the cafeteria, are glimpses of the kaleidoscopic dining section. With each table in the two-storied joint encapsulating an exclusive transportive experience, the diner may select any nook that their curious journey may feel compelled to take as they devour the delectable carte curated by Chef Nayantara Bagla.
The corporate section features High-back chairs refurbished with new fabrics sporting Gingham checks and pinstripes, with a playful finish in hand-illustrated doodles on the coffee tabletop; Photographs by Ishita Sitwala
Stealing the show in the dining section, the mammoth community table section finished in whitewashed reclaimed pine wood and one-of-its-kind refurbished chairs exhibits an eclectic visual palette.
Embellished with paint brushes portraying illustrations of posh damsels by artist Kamesh Bhagatji is the artists section. Table graffiti art by Shunnal Ligade; Photographs by Ishita Sitwala
The focal point of the canteen’s facade, an accent collage wall modelling a mishmash of e-waste, sanitary fixtures, and discarded furniture assembles a whimsical work of art.
The Circus Canteen represents a beacon of a pressing environmental message with its creative use of upcycled materials; Photographs by Ishita Sitwala
On the upper level, the magnum opus of the milieu, a partition system that stands at the ambit amidst the dinette and community desk space looks over the striking interiors of BCC.
Graced by the artistic community at Bangalore Creative Circus, The Circus Canteen narrates a nostalgic trip inspired by unshackled creative expression. Reimagining an artistic amalgam of aesthetics entwined with utility in its regenerative culture.
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The artist’s section is an ode to the unfettered creative souls of the creators at BCC; Photographs by Ishita Sitwala
The single seater chairs in the artist’s section exhibit eccentric sketches of ever so posh damsels, art by Kamesh Bhagatji; Photographs by Ishita Sitwala
Less than 10% of the material used in the cafe’s interiors and decor was garnered afresh, embodying sustainability at its best; Photographs by Ishita Sitwala
Set within the premises of Bangalore Creative Circus, the cafeteria is inspired by unshackled creative expression; Photographs by Ishita Sitwala
Taking us on a breathtaking journey of culture and craft seen through the lens of contemporary bedrooms, Boutique Living presents its latest collection of striking bed linens dubbed ‘The Heritage Walk’.
Hand-carved wood, silk embroidery, the song of the loom. These are the inspirations that have shaped the designs of the Heritage Walk Collection from Boutique Living. Bring home motifs from the myriad craft traditions of India.
Boutique Living presents Heritage Walk, a collection of plush bed linens charting the culture and colours of India
Laced with aesthetics that augment the mood of the bedrooms, the new Heritage walk collection unfolds fables of folklore, while narrating chronicles of the diverse and charming character of the many states of India. This eclectic aesthetic is also conveyed with the unique artworks seen in the patterns of the one-of-a-kind beddings.
Heritage Walk collection by Boutique Living elevates the canvas of a bedroom
Rendering sound sleep, an evolved lifestyle along with a comfortable bedroom dialogue, Boutique Living by Indo Count Industries Limited is celebrated for its extensive library of home linen featuring an assortment of bedsheets, comforters, coverlets, draw sheets and fitted sheets.
Boutique Living’s Heritage Walk treads the diversity of India with its own expression of eclectic tones and patterns
“Boutique Living brings to consumers never seen before products that are unique in design and unmatched in quality. The Heritage Walk collection is our attempt at weaving the earthy essence of India’s local art in our bed sheets,” expresses Rajiv Merchant, President, Domestic Retail at Indo Count Industries.
The ‘Heritage Walk’ collection manifests a trip through the treasure troves of India’s bylanes, abundant with a colourful charm; Bidri and Shrigandha from Karnataka, Dhokra from West Bengal, Kullu Shawls from the hills of Himachal and more in its mood board.
India’s local art and crafts come alive through the bed linens in the Heritage Walk collection
Through its soft furnishings, the brand boasts anti-viral and skin-friendly constitutions in its selection of airy fabrics crafting an unexampled standard of satisfaction, preserving its ethos in classy and comfortable bedding.
Sky above, earth below and peace within! Go wild for a while, on a date with mountains, among the peaky wonders and never-ending vistas. The Hermitage in Kasauli hills serves these aspirations with blissful getaway villas for your vacation, staycation or remote work days.
Set amongst whispering pines and tranquil surroundings, The Hermitage—luxury hillside villas are located in Jagjit Nagar, Kasauli. Designed by Saurabh Gupta, the design vocabulary of the property blends a contemporary appeal with the ecology of the area by utilising natural materials like locally sourced stone and wood.
True to its name, ‘The Hermitage’ is an alluring haven for a person to sojourn peacefully in solitude. Comprising a lush private chalet, surrounded by flora and fauna, the villa has been designed adhering to the natural swales and ridges of the site.
The villa interiors showcase nuances of contemporary design; Photographs by Nakul Jain
Away from commercialisation and hustle bustle, the site has been carefully selected keeping in mind the privacy along with the vistas and views. Cocooned in the shelter of virgin forests, the property has been developed according to the natural contours of the area to preserve the original topography, minimise the amount of cutting and filling and retain maximum existing vegetation of the site. This structure with cantilevered balconies is designed to withstand up to 10 Richter scale earthquakes.
Expansive mountain ranges and lush greenery encompasses the villa; Photographs by Nakul Jain
Blending the context with the exteriors, the villa interiors showcase nuances of contemporary design. Accentuating the setting, The Emerald Villa is a rendezvous of nature, design and functionality. Comprising a living room and bar, family lounge, dining area, kitchen and four bedrooms along with bathrooms, modern facilities such as home automation systems have been incorporated.
This private chalet is surrounded by flora and fauna; Photographs by Nakul Jain
With plush fabrics, wooden panelled ceilings and contemporary furniture designs, the room renders a warm and snug atmosphere; Photographs by Nakul Jain
Expansive mountain ranges and lush greenery encompasses the villa on all sides, bringing residents closer to the natural surroundings. The extensive use of full height windows throughout the chalet offers seamless views even while savouring the heat from the mantelpiece, lounging in the bedroom or having a good time in the play zone.
With plush fabrics, wooden panelled ceilings and contemporary furniture designs, the property renders a warm and snug atmosphere. Application of porcelain tiles in bathrooms and wooden flooring in bedrooms enhance the vibe of the space.
Design vocabulary of the property incorporates natural materials like locally sourced stone and wood; Photographs by Nakul Jain
With cantilevered balconies are designed to withstand earthquakes; Photographs by Nakul Jain
The Hermitage in Kasauli coalesces architecture and landscape in an environmentally sensitive design that embraces native species, rainwater harvesting techniques, climate responsive design strategies and sustainable construction materials.
The mountains are calling and you must go to witness the picturesque acreage of the mountains, sunshine and dew along with the other delights of nature.
“Superior execution precedes design” remarked by an American architect Charles Jencks is now the cornerstone of the design industry. Mumbai-based Rele Decor offers the best-integrated and sustainable services to the industry with over 20 years of design execution experience under their belt.
Rele decor’s prowess is owed largely to Nilesh Rele, the design executor extraordinaire. His exclusive list of collaborations includes the industry’s most coveted architects like Ashok Wadhwani, Jason Wadhwani, Vijay Punjabi, and Mahesh Punjabi.
Designed and executed by Nilesh Rele, this living room in Mahim is styled by Shraddha Nayak; Photograph by Aditya Warlikar
The design is, inarguably, only as good as its execution, and a good design is like a well-structured sentence, where each word plays a significant role with syntax and context. Rele Decor ensures that the grammar of interior design is executed seamlessly. Nilesh Rele, the founder of the firm is known for his turnkey project undertakings and navigation through different services to achieve a successful project completion from inception to execution or any level in between.
Dressed in different textures, this living room in Mahim is designed and executed by Nilesh Rele and styled by Shraddha Nayak; Photograph by Aditya Warlikar
Amongst all their business collaborations, Rele Decor’s execution efforts are primarily directed to the interior designers serving high-ranking clients’ turnkey work. In addition, they also serve direct clients who are looking for superior execution and the designs can be provided by hiring interior designers on a project-by-project basis.
Let’s take a look at all the comprehensive services delivered by Rele Decor for a fuss-free design execution.
Civil Work
From demolishing to polishing, Rele Decor tackles the civil work and executes the first step of crafting your home. Procuring raw and finished materials as per requirement, they supervise its application and finishing on site. Their intelligent use of a penetrating sealer on any natural stone ensures the vitality of the stone and eventually serves as a sustainable solution for the client.
Vanity design by Jason Wadhwani in Sterling Apartments, Mumbai is executed by Nilesh Rele; Photograph by Pulkit Sehgal
Electrical and waterproofing
Few design elements are best outlined to be hidden and invisible—Rele Decor conceals the electrical fittings behind wooden louvres for clean interiors and sufficient air circulation. As far as waterproofing goes, the firm imports a tech innovation-driven product that acts like a tough membrane. Its function is to obstruct water outbursts and avert potential cracks on the wallpapers of your home. That is Rele Decor’s sustainable solution for you!
Bathroom design in Imperial Towers, Tardeo by Jason Wadhwani, styled by Meetu Swani and executed by Nilesh Rele; Photograph by Ishita Sitwala
Furniture, Fabrication, and Furnishing
Furniture follows function! The firm bestows aged timber procured from their long-standing vendor networks. Their end products like custom-made upholstery, carpentry, and other stainless steel artworks are a testament to their robust supply chain connections in the design industry. Speaking of painting & wallpapers, they infuse an element of durability to all the walls of your home by coating them with a zinc finishing to ensure resilience and glaze. Their wallpaper vendors are primarily based out of the country and procured on a requirement basis.
Designed and executed by Nilesh Rele, this dining room in Mahim is styled by Shraddha Nayak; Photograph by Aditya Warlikar
Maintenance and Preservation
Sustainability and durability are entrenched in every service they provide, alongside ongoing maintenance requirements. These services assist the firm in yielding customer retention while building working relationships with interior designers and architects.
The Litze® Bath Collection by Brizo is borne of artisanal technique and bold geometry, brought together by fine craftsmanship. Unassuming geometric purity masks its curious spirit — meticulously knurled handles deliver a tactile delight that is revealed only at close contact. Thrill, by design.
FEELING IS BELIEVING-Intricate knurling showcases inspired artisanship. The exquisite texture enhances the collection’s functional appeal, yet rises above mere utility; Photograph courtesy Brizo®
Litze also exemplifies a new paradigm of luxury that transcends conspicuous opulence and instead, adds a celestial air to streamlined architecture in the form of exquisitely crafted elements and a range of handle options.
The simple, yet intricate design is a stunning way to bring refined style to the bath; Photograph courtesy Brizo®
The effect is undeniably modern—yet anything but minimal. From the smooth turn of the Wheel Handle to the ergonomic curves of the Notch Lever and the comfortable grip of the T-Lever,
each of six handle options adds to the transcendent experience.
A REVELATION AT EVERY TURN, Each of the six handle options adds to the transcendent experience; Photograph courtesy Brizo®
The collection’s functional appeal rises above mere utility with materials and textures that complement its design craftsmanship.
A STATEMENT IN EVERY SHADE-Choose from seven stunning finishes; Photograph courtesy Brizo®
While tastefully subdued wood and mellow tones of jade can dignify its resolute configurations, regal shades of marble create possibilities of surreal landscapes. Fluted glass and micro concrete are also ideas that can blur reality while being a testament to the industrial origins of the Litze® collection.
