Architectural Digest (India)

AD India, established in 2012, highlights the finest in modern Indian design alongside significant global trends. From stunning celebrity residences to compact living areas, this publication serves as a vital tool for sophisticated homeowners looking to create elegant environments. AD is released every two months.

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4 beautiful new restaurants in Pune to dine at this month

1 day ago | architecturaldigest.in | Takshi Mehta

A fresh wave of design-forward dining has arrived, and the spotlight is firmly on the new restaurants in Pune that are blurring the lines between aesthetic and appetite. These spaces aren’t just serving food—they’re crafting atmospheres, telling stories through materials, light, and spatial rhythm.
5 most notorious homes featured in top Netflix true crime series

5 days ago | architecturaldigest.in | Takshi Mehta

The homes featured in Netflix’s true crime series are not just settings for violence or mystery, they are reflections of societal anxieties, family dynamics, and the fragile facades we construct around private life. These residences become stages where identity, power, and secrecy play out, inviting viewers to grapple with the unsettling proximity of horror within the everyday.
6 stunning Indian residences where double-height living rooms steal the spotlight

5 days ago | architecturaldigest.in | Takshi Mehta

Double-height living rooms are fast becoming a defining feature of contemporary Indian architecture. Characterised by ceiling heights that typically range between 18 to 26 feet—double or more the standard—they introduce scale, light, and vertical drama into the domestic realm. But these soaring volumes do more than just impress. They enhance natural ventilation, amplify daylight, and create visual continuity across levels, offering a spatial counterpoint to the density of urban living.
This serene village home in Goa is stitched together by gardens

1 week ago | architecturaldigest.in | Vaishnavi Nayel Talawadekar

On their first visit to the Goan village of Corjuem, architects Teja Amonkar and Yatin Fulari of Goa-based Field Atelier felt a deep connection to the landscape. “It was special,” says Amonkar of the rural stretch. A narrow, winding road flanked by coconut trees led up to the site, and at the centre stood two towering trees, resplendent against the otherwise barren rear side, as if marking the land’s quiet, dignified heart.
7 most beautiful museums in the world (including one in India)

1 week ago | architecturaldigest.in | Amy Bradford

Announced annually at UNESCO in Paris and celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, the Prix Versailles honours architectural excellence in a variety of cultural venues. Including World’s Most Beautiful Museums — its recently unveiled list includes seven new, or newly reopened, institutions around the world. All are visually outstanding, and reflect their local heritage in unique, innovative ways.
6 nostalgic homes we love from our favourite childhood series and movies

1 week ago | architecturaldigest.in | Takshi Mehta

Throughout celluloid history, there have been several nostalgic homes from beloved films and television shows that are more than just sets; they’re emotional touchstones that remind us of warmth, tradition, and the beauty of simpler times. In an age of sleek modern interiors and fast-paced living, there’s something deeply comforting about revisiting the spaces that once made us feel at home, even if they only existed on screen.
Inside the Houston home of Pooja Jesrani, NASA’s first female Asian Flight Director

1 week ago | architecturaldigest.in | Vaishnavi Nayel Talawadekar

Anyone who knows her will tell you that Alexandra Killion has a knack for communicating with just about any space. But it was only when the Houston-based interior designer took on a project last year for Pooja Jesrani—the 15th woman ever to hold the role of Flight Director at NASA, and the first of South Asian descent—and her technology lawyer husband, Purav, that her client showed her what it took to communicate with a different kind of space.
Exploring Pushpamala N’s first solo show at Kyotographie 2025

2 weeks ago | architecturaldigest.in | Harsh V Thakkar

At the bequest of a series of historical narratives and mythological occurrences, Pushpamala N—a multidisciplinary artist based in Bengaluru—brings her humorous iconoclastic renderings to Kyotographie 2025 held in Japan.
This 2,800-square-foot home in Pune is shaped by stillness, story, and Indian craft

2 weeks ago | architecturaldigest.in | Nadezna Siganporia |Hemant Patil

Naming the home in Pune, Neervi, after the clients’ young daughter, gave the project its emotional centre. “It reminded us that this space was not meant to be a finished statement, but a growing, evolving place, much like a child herself,” says principal architect Shrutika Raut of srds | shrutika raut design studio. That thought—tender and open-ended—set the tone for everything that followed.
Van Gogh 360° Immersive Experience is back in Delhi; here's what you can expect

2 weeks ago | architecturaldigest.in | Takshi Mehta

Tucked inside the atrium of DLF Promenade, amidst the gloss of glass facades and retail rhythms, Van Gogh 360° Immersive Experience brings together classical works of art and cutting-edge technology. It isn’t another pop-up, nor a seasonal décor flourish. It’s a portal into the restless minds of Leonardo da Vinci and Vincent van Gogh, where time bends and the walls themselves come alive. It is set to launch on May 24.