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At Milano Home this season, knIndustrie returned with a clear message: decoration is back, but not in the ornamental sense. Instead, it is being redefined as a contemporary design language, where everyday objects are conceived not just for use, but for presence, atmosphere, and visual dialogue. The Italian brand, long recognised for its refined approach to kitchen tools and tableware, presented its latest collections through a space designed as a kind of stage. The stand brou

This winter, Ahmedabad’s Kanoria Centre for Arts becomes the setting for a quiet but compelling cultural crossover. Homegrown Art x Artisanal Fragrance , on view at Urmila Art Gallery from 30 January to 1 February 2026, brings together Indian folk and contemporary art with a curated sensory experience rooted in fragrance. The three-day exhibition presents a carefully selected collection of certified original artworks, priced between ₹3,000 and ₹3,00,000, making the show acces

At India Art Fair 2026, KYNKYNY Art Gallery presents a tightly curated booth that brings together three contemporary practices rooted in material, process, and physical intelligence. Featuring the works of Sandilya Theuerkauf, Meenal Singh, and Janarthanan Rudhramoorthy, the presentation unfolds as a conversation between sculpture and painting, where material is not treated as a surface or medium, but as an active agent in shaping meaning. Located at Booth L08 at the NSIC Exh

As homes increasingly embrace intelligent living, access control has evolved into a seamless part of everyday routines. Hafele’s Horizon and Nova digital door locks are designed to support this shift by offering reliable security, intuitive operation, and thoughtful functionality suited to contemporary lifestyles. The Hafele Horizon Digital Lock is designed for homeowners seeking advanced access management and enhanced visibility at the entrance. With built-in Wi-Fi connectiv

After nearly ten years, one of India’s most respected craft platforms returns to Chennai. From 30 January to 5 February 2026, the Dastkari Haat Crafts Bazaar, curated by Dastkari Haat Samiti, re-emerges at the NIFT Campus in Tharamani with a week-long celebration of India’s living craft traditions, inviting the city to pause and rediscover the handmade. Once fondly remembered for transforming the shaded environs of the Kalakshetra Campus into a vibrant craftscape, Dastkari Ha

Positioned firmly in the ultra-luxury fine jewellery space, ANOR has quietly emerged as one of the most distinctive new maisons in India’s evolving diamond landscape. Founded by fourth-generation diamantaire Bina Choksi, the brand operates at the intersection of discretion, design integrity, and premium lab-grown diamonds, a category that is still finding its true language in the Indian market. ANOR was never conceived as a brand chasing scale or accessibility. Instead, it wa

Mumbai-based fan studio Anemos has introduced its 2026 collection, Cloud Dancer Fans , a range curated around Pantone’s Colour of the Year, Cloud Dancer. The collection positions ceiling fans as part of the visual language of interiors, rather than purely functional fixtures. The new range focuses on finishes and materials that sit comfortably within soft, neutral spaces. Metallic surfaces paired with subtle wood grain accents form one part of the collection, while bamboo-in

Set close to Cubbon Park, yet firmly within Bengaluru’s busy urban fabric, Beruru has opened its new store on Lavelle Road. The garden décor and lifestyle brand, known for its focus on slow, nature-led living, brings together outdoor finds, plants, and curated objects in a space designed to feel immersive rather than transactional. Beruru began as a shop-in-shop within home décor brand The Purple Turtles. When the opportunity came to create a space of its own, the intention

Dubai-born womenswear label Sands Fashion House presents Sunday Club , a collection shaped around the quieter rhythms of everyday life. Moving away from the playful energy of its debut, this new chapter leans into calm, comfort, and clothes designed to be worn without effort or occasion. Sunday Club is rooted in the small, familiar moments that define personal time. Morning coffee on a balcony, a slow walk in the afternoon, unplanned hours that don’t need styling. The colle

Delhi-based fashion label House of Mayah has released its latest collection, continuing its focus on relaxed silhouettes and a design language that prioritises movement, comfort, and longevity. The collection builds on the brand’s established aesthetic, favouring clothes designed for regular wear rather than seasonal statement dressing. The label is led by Deepali Mathur , Founder and Creative Designer, whose background spans fashion education at NIFT Delhi and further train

Method presents RITES , a solo exhibition by Berlin– and New York–based artist and technologist Alida Sun , on view from 31 January to 15 March 2026 in New Delhi. The exhibition examines technology through an alternative lens, placing code in conversation with ritual, embroidery, mirrorwork, and collective labour. At the centre of RITES is Sun’s long-term daily coding practice. For more than 2,300 consecutive days, she has written a new generative artwork every day, treatin

Bengaluru-based lighting studio Oorjaa has released Coral Echoes , a table lamp developed as part of its Submerge collection. The design references coral structures and marine ecosystems, using form, material, and light rather than figurative imagery. The lamp is constructed using hand-crafted banana fibre paper, supported by a minimal wire framework. This construction allows light to pass through the surface unevenly, producing variations in tone and intensity rather than

Threshold Art Gallery presents Intimate Terrains , a two-person exhibition featuring works by Shanti Swaroopini (India) and Michal Glikson (Australia), on view from 18 January to 28 February 2026. The exhibition traces a resonant relationship between two artists whose practices diverge in form yet converge in ethos. Both share formative training at the Faculty of Fine Arts, Maharaja Sayajirao University, Vadodara—an environment that shaped their commitment to material expe

Before rugs became objects of domestic comfort, they were shaped by movement. Not metaphorical movement, but actual journeys across regions, hands, and materials. Greyweave ’s latest collection, Gaman: Stories Woven in Motion , begins from this premise, treating the rug not as a decorative surface but as a record of passage. The collection looks back to a time when rugs travelled far before they ever settled. Routes across Central Asia, the Silk Route, and pre-colonial India

There is a different weight to an artist returning home, especially when the work arrives carrying three decades of practice. The Long Now of Us , a solo exhibition by Jagannath Panda , curated by Sibdas Sengupta , marks Panda’s first solo presentation in his hometown of Bhubaneswar. Opening at Lalit Kala Akademi , Regional Centre, the exhibition frames this homecoming not as nostalgia, but as a measured re-engagement with place, memory, and time. Presented by EO Odisha, The

History is often remembered through documents and monuments. Dzieci Maharadży: Maharaja’s Children – A Passage of Kindness and Respect approaches it differently, by placing memory in motion. Conceived by Bharatanatyam dancer and cultural storyteller Apeksha Niranjan , the project translates a lesser-known humanitarian chapter of World War II into performance, allowing it to be experienced rather than recounted. The Bhopal presentation of the project takes place on 18 January

Summer Away ’s Holiday Resort ’26 collection, Athena , is shaped around evenings rather than days, drawing from the pace of summer nights on vacation when dressing feels unhurried and plans remain open-ended. The collection sits in that familiar in-between moment, when city streets slowly give way to coastal air, and the transition from dinner to late night happens without conscious effort. Athena reflects this shift, focusing on clothing that moves comfortably between settin

The opening evening of KalaYatra 2026 , curated and led by Dr. Sonal Mansingh , unfolded at Kamani Auditorium with a clear emphasis on performance as inquiry rather than spectacle. From the first work of the night, it was evident that the Festival of New Choreographies was less interested in familiar narrative comfort and more invested in how classical dance can speak afresh. The festival opened with Amrut-Manthan , conceptualised, choreographed, and directed by Dr. Mansingh

Wall/Pepper presents a range of wallpapers where geometry is used as a working design tool rather than a decorative effect. The collection focuses on pattern, structure, and colour relationships that respond directly to contemporary interiors, including residential, hospitality, and contract spaces. The designs are built around clear graphic research. Shapes repeat, align, and interrupt each other in controlled compositions, creating visual rhythm without relying on excess d

There was a time when ceramic in furniture was treated cautiously, almost politely. Durable, yes. Practical, certainly. But rarely central to the design conversation. For Cattelan Italia , that perception began to shift more than a decade ago, during a period when the brand was actively questioning how materials could do more than simply finish a surface. The decision to work with ceramic at the scale of large tabletops was not a cosmetic one. It changed how the furniture beh