Oct 2025

When two creative worlds meet with quiet confidence, something lasting takes shape. Frette’s new collaboration with interior designer Tara Bernerd, titled ‘Disrupting Architecture,’ brings together a century-old heritage of Italian craftsmanship with a distinctly modern architectural eye. The result is a collection of jacquard-woven throws and cushions that look and feel timeless, designed not just to decorate a home but to define the way it’s experienced. Frette has spent ov

With wedding season on the horizon, House of Migo turns its gaze to jewellery that feels both celebratory and considered. The brand’s latest wedding edit stretches across the full spectrum from quiet pieces for the mehendi to statement ones for the reception, crafted for brides, bridesmaids, and guests who prefer design with meaning. Rooted in the brand’s signature philosophy, “Boldly British. Indian by Design,” the collection carries the balance of two worlds. Anisha Mitta

Late afternoon light falls across the Liberty façades of Cremona, catching the pale stucco of Via Manzoni and slipping quietly through restored windows. Inside, the 10 Manzoni Aparthotel opens like a secret, with eight residences that read less like rooms and more like compositions. The house, reborn from early-twentieth-century architecture, carries its age gently: ornate cornices, terrazzo floors, and the shadow of craftsmanship that once defined the city. Every detail has

For more than a century, Poltrona Frau has turned craftsmanship into a language of quiet precision. Its latest collaboration, with Six N. Five—the Barcelona-based studio led by Argentine digital artist Ezequiel Pini—extends that legacy into a new dimension: light as emotion, design as poetry. The partnership, revealed with The Five Seasons 2025 collection, is built around two sculptural lamps that explore how digital imagination can find tangible form. Moonbeam and Foliage ar

Founded in 1989, Catellani & Smith has become one of Italy’s most distinctive voices in lighting design. Handmade in Bergamo, every piece reflects Enzo Catellani’s belief that light should move beyond function into poetry. With iconic works like Fil de Fer and sculptural collections that blur craft and art, the brand has earned global recognition while staying true to its artisanal roots. In this exclusive interview for Design Diary, Enzo Catellani speaks about the philosophy

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This October, New Delhi in India will see Travancore Palace open its doors to Art of Liberation , an exhibition put together by artist...

In a world where watches have become increasingly minimal and digital, luxury and bespoke watch designer Gaurav Mehta returns to the...

The launch of the Balloons Collection by Brokis at Innovative Design Studio marks another quiet moment of dialogue between global...

As the festival season approaches, luxury aficionados are returning to timeless relics that exude craftsmanship and exclusivity. Opulin...

Poltrona Frau has unveiled the DressCove Night System, an evolved interpretation of the wardrobe and walk-in closet that can be now...

Sometimes, starting a brand isn’t about a grand vision. It’s about fixing something that feels personal. For Surbhi N Bagla, the founder...

Preetha Rajah Kannan is a storyteller at heart. She has had a long and varied literary career, from producing stories for kids to...

A rug has the quiet power to transform a room. It anchors furniture, softens acoustics, and adds warmth underfoot. It can tie together...

Bathrooms are intimate thresholds—spaces where design touches the everyday, where form must live alongside function. Duka, the Italian...

Joel, the collection conceived by Marco Acerbis for Turri, slips into a room with a kind of quiet assurance. It doesn’t demand attention,...

Every Indian home has lived with the sound of a fan. The slow churn in the afternoon heat, the uneven rattle of old blades when power...

Delhi’s dining scene has no shortage of Italian restaurants, but the city has never truly experienced Aperitivo the way it’s lived in...