An Indian-British Designer Crafts A Historic London Home
A unique sense of gravitas reverberates through the walls of this English home—echoes of world-shaping events and whispers of intriguing heritage. Originally designed and erected in 1906 by William Young and his son, and closed to the public for over a century, this Grade II* listed building occupies the site of the original Palace of Whitehall, home to Henry VIII and other monarchs.
An Elegant Bachelorette Pad In Chennai With Spanish Flair
The thing about being a wedding planner is that the crazy always outweighs the calm. Such was the case for one entrepreneur, for whom the quest for quiet, and a desire to be independent, meant only one thing: to find a place of her own. Luckily, it wasn’t long before she found her bachelorette pad in Chennai.
An Architect Brings Her Father's Dream To Life In Kochi
Megha was in the final year of acquiring her undergraduate degree in Architecture when the design for her father’s dream abode—a lavish home in Kochi sprawled across three expansive floors—began to take shape, all the way back in 2020.
A Mumbai Apartment Defined By Monochromes
Located on the 18th floor, this 1,350-square-foot Mumbai apartment was built for a young couple and their son by Mumbai-based interior design studio Prachi Kothari Designs and embraces the old and new of the iconic neighbourhood; it sits in Sion Circle. Prachi took cues from the old-world charm of the surrounding neighbourhood and interspersed contemporary details, creating a family abode that blends functionality, sophistication, and opulence.
An Eccentric Soul Anchors This Bengaluru Villa
It’s called ‘The Lux Casa’ which roughly translates to “the luxurious home” that opens its doors to modern amenities and nature alike. Split into G-plus-three floors along with a basement, this 18,000 square-feet Bengaluru villa, designed by Shernavaz Bharucha, Femimol Thomas and Noorain of Shernavaz Interiors, has an eccentric soul that straddles various styles, and does each of them with elegance.