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...

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...

Festivals in India are not quiet affairs. They’re loud, dazzling, and stretched across weeks of pujas, late-night card parties, and the...

Poltrona Frau has always treated the bedroom not as a private corner but as a stage for intimacy, ritual, and quiet elegance. With the...

Lighting is often described as an accessory in interiors, but Hafele has long treated it as something more essential. For over a decade,...

Winter has always been a season where fashion shows its truest form. Layers aren’t just a matter of choice; they become necessity,...

Some materials used in interior design have stories that go back even further than architecture. Ceramic is one of them. It is made from...

Time usually rushes past us in traffic, in deadlines, and in the noise of cities. But inside Vartaman , time stretches. You notice the...

In Chennai, high above the Adyar River, a home sits like a story waiting to be told. Its name is Nesavu, the Tamil word for weaving, and...

Minimalism in design is often misunderstood as absence, as though less automatically means bland. Essentia Environments, however,...

Some offices aim for neutrality, places where nothing really lingers in memory. This one in Gurgaon’s Magnum Global Park is not that kind...

Most offices, no matter how new, end up looking like versions of the same idea — shiny glass, smooth surfaces, partitions that feel more...

The Botero table has always stood out. An unmistakable shape, generous, rounded, and immediately connected to the work of Fernando Botero...