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Textures, colours, and finishes undeniably engage our senses—they invite touch, spark curiosity, and leave a lasting impression. At the Coast
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Textures, colours, and finishes undeniably engage our senses—they invite touch, spark curiosity, and leave a lasting impression. At the Coast
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Kaméi is a true treat for the senses. True to the origin of its name, the 2,800 sq ft space
They say home is not a place, it’s a feeling. But this home, envisioned by Vimal Kukreja, principal and co-founder
Living within a Mughal miniature painting? It hardly feels like a far-fetched dream at The Claridges in New Delhi. Grandeur
In New Delhi’s Chhatarpur, where verdant lanes and fortress-like facades are par for the course, there’s a 12,000-square-foot weekend home
Can the glow of lights truly shape the way we experience spaces? In the heart of New Delhi, Innovative Lighting
The glowing resilience of Indian metallurgy, travel stories from bushlands in Tanzania and a nod to 18th century European Neoclassicism
Since the 2000s, witnessing a turn of decades and an impressionable evolution of the world of design and arts, the
A subtle-dramatic palette with layers of design clues, tones of off-whites, smooth curved walls filled with textured creams, and the
Rome was not built in a day and neither was Cafe Dali. It took Prateek Gupta, the Founder multiple Youtube
Like all homes, ours has identities apart from the address it is recognised by. It is known as the home
Breaking the stereotype of a so-called typical lawyer’s office, Nivasa brings an array of colours and materials in this new-age
Seema Puri Mullan and Zarir Mullan of SEZA Architects & Interior Designer’s engineer a 3,000 sq ft office space in
A basic tenet of any healthy relationship is open dialogue and transparency. And an underplayed yet necessary virtue is the
“A bit of madness is key to giving us new colours to see!” When Mia from La La Land sang
“A room should start a conversation before people actually start exchanging words” once said Barry Dixon, an American interior designer.
Movement is hypnotising. In the ways an element manoeuvres with a certain resounding rhythm, it absorbs your attention completely. For
Enter this three-storied villa in New Delhi, sprawling a grand area of 6,000 sq ft, and the outstanding highlight one
Meet the indispensable family members of this effervescent New Delhi farmhouse—the gorgeous Guava trees! That’s right. According to Kunal Mohan
There’s pleasure in the way minimalism, functionalism and whimsy come together to form a house. This 1,470 sq ft, the
Treading the lines between minimal and modern, with an overarching Scandinavian theme is the impeccably neat and lively New Delhi
Wood, an absolute design favourite in home interiors is a tricky material to handle. When going overboard with the versatile
While fusion food may be common, fusion interiors still have an enticing aura to them. Consequently, Kiko-Bā, the new modern
Emerging from the ripple effects of the pandemic is yet another new concept—Justa Nuo alias the urban hotel. A much-needed
Carrying forward the gusto of the Beyond Designs Bistro, founder Neha Gupta, who seems to be on a roll, has
Etching an intricate sketch of impactful and intimate design is ‘Barkat’ by principal architect Amit Aurora of GroupDCA. Sited in
Located in a honeycomb of lanes, Adil Iqbal Ahmad’s South Delhi home is barely distinguishable from its neighbour. But once
Reflecting implicit inklings of subtle Scandinavian structure balanced in a bohemian backdrop, principal designer Meena Murthy Kakkar of Envisage Project
Contemporary architecture with a coalescence of French, Scandinavian and Italian sensibilities meet Indian accents at this Gurugram home. The 4500
The sheer decadence a strawberry oozes is unmatched, across the entire fruit kingdom. That one berry that a majority of
Spruced up with a free-flowing mood of an independent, joyous lifestyle, The Loft in Panchsheel, New Delhi, is a two-bedroom,
New Delhi-based design practice Navya and a Quarter typify a fresh interior approach of paying homage to history, but in
