India apartment interior

Designed by Shiraz Jamali Architects, the Bandra apartment displays a strong sense of materiality

In her debut project, interior designer Shreya Patel deftly uses colours and wooden elements for a 3BHK apartment in Ahmedabad with an enduring appeal.

Bengaluru-based architecture and interior design Studio ma+rs designed a home for a young textile designer and her entrepreneur husband in the heart of the city.

In the heart of London’s Mayfair – where the discerning criss-cross for business meetings, Pad London or an idle meander through The Row and Moynat – renegade restaurateur Samyukta Nair has made a tranquil new home and wholesome life in the city

This Noida home by UnBox. Design is a lesson on infusing small spaces with clean, fuss-free interiors to help its inhabitants live life large.

Worli apartment: The Last Goldfish Design Studio weaves the notions of place and people into a compelling spatial narrative.

With broad strokes of ornate Chettinad workmanship, ma+rs transfigured a Hyderabad apartment into an ethereal, neo-traditional haven. The focus for

unTAG creates a gallery-like space that is a nod to India’s evolving art legacy.

Kshiti Shah of KSD Studio shares tips on how to tackle space crunches in a compact apartment.

For a family of three, Studio Motley designs an apartment in Bengaluru that tempers a traditional aesthetic with a contemporary sensibility.

A duplex apartment in Bangalore designed by interior designer Shivani Dogra. This home is rich in fabrics and artifacts sourced from the local market. Most of the projects I have featured recently…

In Ahmedabad , Design Ni Dukaan has designed a family apartment according to traditional principles of Vastu, with a plethora of integrated teak furniture and thematic textiles and scenes. Here, architect Veeram Shah shares more Design Anthology Design Magazine news Inspiration Design stories Inter

Conceptualised by interior designers Snehal Mehta and Surbhi Patil of SS Story, the home showcases the client’s love for traditional Indian art and a vintage aesthetic.

Oriental Living designs a Bangalore home that harmoniously balances ethnic touches with modern sensibilities.

Following German-American architect Mies Van Der Rohe's ‘Less is more’ philosophy, Studio KNest has created a Mumbai home using clever space management tricks.

Dive into this Mumbai apartment’s minimalist design inspired by Japanese aesthetics and layered with sunlit warmth and elegance.

Name: Alpavi and Utpal Patel Location: Ahmedabad, India Size: 6750 square feet Years lived in: 25 years; Owned Our stories are never our own; they are a mix of the people who came before us and of those who will come after. Alpavi and Utpal’s home is a perfect example of this threshold: a space between the past and the future, an intensely personal journey of bridging the two—with love.