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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architecturaldigest.in | Kriti Saraswat-Satpathy
The Maximum City's culinary experiments bring flavours from all around the world. Here, we list out all the new restaurants in Mumbai to check out where design takes the gastronomic experience forward. ComorinAfter winning several awards and accolades for its Gurugram outpost, Comorin has forayed into Mumbai with a dining space inside the newest design destination, Nilaya Anthology, in Lower Parel.
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architecturaldigest.in | Takshi Mehta
Bathroom tile designs have evolved far beyond their utilitarian roots, becoming a key element in defining the aesthetic and mood of contemporary homes. In India, where design often balances heritage with innovation, choosing the right bathroom tile designs can dramatically transform even the most compact spaces into serene, spa-like retreats. From artisanal handcrafted patterns to sleek, minimalist finishes, tiles now serve as both functional surfaces and bold design statements.
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architecturaldigest.in | Vaishnavi Nayel Talawadekar |Ishita Sitwala
Farah Agarwal appreciates opinions, but if she’s learned anything over her two-decade-long career as an interior designer, it’s that voicing hers goes a long way. “With clients, it’s often a two-way street. I give my opinion, they give theirs, and then we reach a middle ground,” says the founder and principal of the Chennai-based interior design studio Chestnut Storeys. But with family, Agarwal’s middle ground isn’t always in the middle.
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architecturaldigest.in | Ria Gupta
A new restaurant in Colaba offers a white canvas of respite amid its bustling streets. Otoki, envisioned by Anurag Katriar of Indigo Hospitality and restaurateur Pranav Rungta, celebrates the duo’s shared love for Japanese cuisine and culture. The newest entrant on the block is built at the address of the city’s old heartthrob. It’s where Katriar’s Indigo Deli once stood.
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architecturaldigest.in | Diana Garrido |Isaac Garrido
How can we attract money and abundance into our lives? It’s a popular question among many of us for some obvious reasons. Most of us would enjoy a life of luxury, or at least not worrying quite so much about paying the bills. Fortunately, Feng Shui has more than one suggestion for how to attract money through different rituals, many of which are simple to perform and require only some small changes to our daily routines to bring fortune into our lives. Best of all, no special expertise is required.
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