Four decades after founding Sakshi Gallery, Geetha Mehra and curator Manan Shah reflect on the act of building an art institution, the responsibilities of curation and the relationship between art, history and place
A look at the experimental studios, collectibles and conversations happening at ID Mumbai 2026
What’s worth your time, your curiosity and perhaps your wishlist? Misha Bains maps India’s buzziest design week from October 09 to 11, 2026
The artist and designer on memory, material and remembering home
This weekend in Mumbai, the once-upon-a-time famed music store Rhythm House reopens as a listening room a decade after closing its doors, signalling how India’s new third spaces are turning up where nobody planned them
What’s worth your time, your curiosity and perhaps your wishlist? Misha Bains maps India’s buzziest design week from October 09 to 11, 2026
The artist and designer on memory, material and remembering home
This weekend in Mumbai, the once-upon-a-time famed music store Rhythm House reopens as a listening room a decade after closing its doors, signalling how India’s new third spaces are turning up where nobody planned them
Even as global platforms multiply, design audiences keep searching for representation instead of cross-cultural conversations. What does our obsession with geography reveal about the way we seek cultural value?
Floating works of art and a mammoth wall at the University of Kashmir find their regional zest with Asian Paints and St+art India
400 creatives are set to come together in Kerala for MATRA – Find Your Rhythm
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ELLE DECOR
The Indian art form escapes the restraints of the past as Pooja Singhal’s atelier exhibits new imaginations at a storied Palazzo in Venice
Threading the lineage of Zardozi into the present, Zafar and Monika
Choudhary create Divani’s Hyderabad outpost as a tribute to the craft
Eat & Drink
Eat and Drink
Eat and Drink
Hot Spaces
Eat and Drink
Eat and Drink
Hot Spaces
Eat and Drink
Eat and Drink
Eat and Drink
Eat and Drink
Hot Spaces
Eat and Drink
Eat and Drink
Even as global platforms multiply, design audiences keep searching for representation instead of cross-cultural conversations. What does our obsession with geography reveal about the way we seek cultural value?
Floating works of art and a mammoth wall at the University of Kashmir find their regional zest with Asian Paints and St+art India
400 creatives are set to come together in Kerala for MATRA – Find Your Rhythm
BY
ELLE DECOR
The Indian art form escapes the restraints of the past as Pooja Singhal’s atelier exhibits new imaginations at a storied Palazzo in Venice
Threading the lineage of Zardozi into the present, Zafar and Monika
Choudhary create Divani’s Hyderabad outpost as a tribute to the craft
On view till September 2026, the EDIDA winner’s solo exhibition TAAMR puts the spotlight on copper
In Case You Missed It
23 Degrees Design Shift transforms a brewery with a cobblestone courtyard, skylights and exposed materiality
In Connaught Place, Studio LCD brings visuals of the Indian post office, letters and lattice gates to this sprawling restaurant
A look at the experimental studios, collectibles and conversations happening at ID Mumbai 2026
For every “just one more chapter” that turned into a squint-fest
A good cup of tea deserves even better tableware
Your new ultra-efficient sous chefs await!
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ELLE DECOR
Aviot Architects creates a second home that looks beyond distant views, using mist, monsoon and shifting light
Burma teak doors, Osler chandeliers and Raja Ravi Varma prints travel from a North Calcutta mansion into a Kolkata apartment by A Square Designs
A celebration of the most creative voices, who continue to make design history
Tagged Aamir and Hameeda Interior Designers, asia, Beyond Designs, Daekyun Kim, Daikei Mills (Keisuke Nakamura), ELLE DECO International A-List, george seemon, Hyoyoung Kim, iram sultan, Mad Architects, nendo, Neri&Hu Design and Research Office, New Material Research Laboratory, Open Architecture, Sachin and Neha Gupta, Stapati Architects, studio lagom, Sun Jianya, Vector Architects, Yuko Nagayama