Harsh Thakkar

This edition of the India Art Fair brings together 133 exhibitors from across the globe with an extraordinary set of artistic and design display.

With accessible visa entries, these seven destinations surrounding the Indian mainland curate an eclectic combination of traditional architectural styles.

Complete with various elements used in traditional magic, this new restaurant in Mumbai is an ode to the drama and spectacle of Houdini.

From B. Merwan and Co. to American Express Bakery, time stands still at these bakeries in Bombay that date back to 1904.

These cities take a sustainable approach to lifestyle and development, allowing clean air and great quality of life.

A transition away from interior design trends, this Mumbai home embodies a Japanese spirit while sharing a rhythm.

A masterclass in shades of taupe, this Kerala home manifests elements of Jean-François Millet’s paintings through architecture and design.

As India’s AQI (Air Quality Index) levels reach the ‘severe’ category in major cities, natural air purifiers such as indoor plants and beeswax candles may prove to be resourceful.

A space which embodies the brand’s vision through curious elements from the streets of India—Gully Labs opens its first experiential store in Panchsheel Park.

Rooted in ecological innovation, this institute in Surat offers a chance to reconnect with nature from the ground-up.

A creative studio space born five years into the firm reflects collaboration and the soulful passion of architects Blanco Bravo Reyes and Udayan Mazumdar.

From the soaring skyscrapers of Altamount Road in Mumbai to the tranquil escape of Golf Links in Delhi, these neighborhoods define the urban landscape of India.

From carving niches to including hidden storage, there are an innumerable amount small balcony ideas that one can utilise when creating a home.

From museum sleepovers to art-filled forts, these historic monuments in India redefine the way you enjoy a heritage getaway.

Three phenomenal series of works by artist Pushpamala N were displayed at Kyotograhphie 2025 in conjunction with Chanel Nexus Hall.

An archival mood board of Renaissance, Baroque, Gothic, and Byzantine architectural styles, some of the oldest buildings in India have a story to tell.

This experience centre in Ballygunge features a show-stopping display of rattan furniture in fluid forms, designed by Kolkata-based Pooja Bihani.

Minotti’s Supermoon seating system gets a curvy update from interior designer Giampiero Tagliaferri.

American walnut and light oak define the contrasting blend of this Hyderabad home designed by Studio Nilasha, featuring an open layout with a custom children’s playroom.

This home in Mumbai is a curated blend of subtle wooden accents and a room full of a myriad of colours.