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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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Sumant Jayakrishnan: Scenographer, Storyteller, Visionary – The Ultimate Showstopper.
As experiential design becomes fashion’s new frontier, Sumant Jayakrishnan is leading the cultural conversation. You’ve seen his work everywhere. From Deepika’s most jaw-dropping red carpet moments to the sets behind India’s most exclusive celebrations, Sumant Jayakrishnan has quietly become the architect of fashion’s most theatrical dreams, redefining what it means to be a designer in
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GiGi Bandra: Where Italian Comfort Finds Its Quiet Confidence.
Tucked into the heart of Bandra, GiGi Bandra understands something many restaurants miss. Italian food is not about performance. It is about comfort, familiarity, and a certain quiet confidence. From the moment you step inside, the mood is set. Warm lighting, burnished wood, and soft leather seating create a space that feels lived-in rather than
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March 2026
March 2026 issue reflects that forward motion, where craft meets technology, where memory meets material, and where design continues to evolve without losing its soul.
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Indian Minimalism Reimagined: A Home Where Silence Becomes Design.
A New Narrative for Indian Minimalism. A sanctuary built on the delicate interplay between raw materiality and vibrant personality. Atmosphere Residence speaks in a whisper. This 2024 project by New Delhi-based 42MM Architecture prioritizes a rare, intentional silence over the usual flash of luxury residential design. Founders Rudraksh Charan and Priyanka Khanna have built a
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Aatman – Silence, Stone, and Open Sky.
High in Kumaon, a glass sanctuary invites you to watch the sky in luxury. High above the clamor of the plains, where the clouds often drift lower than the rooftops, sits Aatman Living. It is the personal retreat of Rahul and Divya Mishra, now opened to those who understand that luxury is no longer about
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February 2026
February always arrives with a softer kind of clarity. The year has settled into itself, urgency eases, and we begin to notice what truly holds our attention. This issue leans into that pause, into design, art, and spaces that do not shout for validation but stay with you long after you have turned the page.
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