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May 2026
This May 2026 edition explores that idea through spaces, objects, and stories that do not rush to impress, but choose instead to endure.
A Total Look for Luxury Italian Furniture Collections.
The legacy of Italian design has always been a conversation between the hand and the heart. At Meda workshops, this dialogue has been refined since 1967, resulting in luxury Italian furniture collections that refuse to settle for the cold, overused minimalism of the current age. Zanaboni has mastered the art of the “total look,” where
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Woven Wills: The Hamari Virasat Textile Exhibition at 47-A.
The corridors of Mumbai’s heritage pockets often hold secrets that a modern skyscraper simply cannot whisper. This April, the quiet lanes of Girgaum become the staging ground for a profound intersection of law and loom. The Hamari Virasat textile exhibition, running from April 25 to May 10, 2026, offers a rhythmic pause to mark 75
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Profiled Door Solutions and the Art of Invisible Design.
The way we move through a building is often dictated by the subtle mechanics of its doorways. Recently, at the IIID Delhi Design Conclave 2026, the conversation turned toward how we can better manage these transitions without cluttering our visual field. AIDO, a name long synonymous with engineering pedigree for Profiled Door Solutions, took center
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Milaaya Interiors and the Rise of Intricately Embroidered Textiles.
The heavy, static air of winter is finally beginning to lift, making way for a season that demands a more sensory, tactile dialogue with our surroundings. As we open our windows to the first signs of green, Milaaya Interiors is offering a way to anchor that freshness within the home through their latest collection of
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Exploring Contemporary Wide-Plank Decking Beyond the Threshold.
The transition from a sun-bleached living room to a balcony has long been a sticking point in home design. We spend months obsessing over the perfect washed oak or muted grey for our interiors, only to find the flow is interrupted the moment we step outside. Traditionally, outdoor surfaces have felt like an afterthought, dark,
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April 2026
This April 2026 edition explores that idea through spaces, objects, and stories that do not rush to impress, but choose instead to endure.
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Yaahvi by Nikita Bansal Crafting Timeless Spaces with a Modern Soul.
There’s a quiet confidence to Yaahvi by Nikita Bansal, a brand that doesn’t chase attention but effortlessly commands it. In an era where décor often leans toward the excessive, this label chooses restraint, allowing material, form, and craftsmanship to take center stage. The result is a collection of pieces that feel less like products and
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Amalfiee Ceramics: Where Indian Craft Finds a Place in Modern Homes.
On a Sunday in 2018, a small pottery stall at a farmer’s market in Bandra began drawing longer pauses than its neighbours. People didn’t just buy plates. They asked where the pieces came from, who made them, and why the colours looked so different from factory crockery. That quiet curiosity marked the beginning of Amalfiee
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Truth & Hair: New Curly Hair Care Products to Celebrate Every Coil.
If you have spent your life trying to “tame” your hair, you know that the industry has spent decades treating curls like a problem to be solved. Today, curly hair is a texture we celebrate. Most generic shelf options for curly hair care products are far too harsh, stripping away the very oils that keep
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