Elle Decor India

ELLE DECOR, the premier magazine for home design, embraces the motto "Turning dreams into reality." For sixteen years, it has captivated readers globally, showcasing breathtakingly unique and beautiful homes while also forecasting and introducing new décor trends. Our mission goes beyond just showcasing; we aim to educate our audience. The shopping sections of ELLE DECOR are filled with helpful tips for finding must-have decorative pieces, ranging from the stylish to the quirky, with straightforward advice and practical ideas you can implement. Each issue features inspiring profiles of both established design icons and emerging talents in architecture and design. We also dedicate each edition to exploring a specific element of home life, providing a wealth of information for our readers.

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7 reasons why you should visit

2 months ago | elledecor.in | Namrata Dewanjee

What’s next on the horizon of Indian design? You’re about to find out. The country’s most-anticipated design week India Design ID 2025 is back at New Delhi’s NSIC Grounds bringing with itself fresh perspectives that capture the creative pulse of our times.
Studio SANGATH taps into a rhythm of lines in this Ahmedabad home

2 months ago | elledecor.in | Namrata Dewanjee

Anyone familiar with a traditional Indian household knows how important it is for your home to be as sociable as it is private. Multiple generations, eclectic personalities, varying routines — all housed under one roof. Case in point, a home in Ahmedabad designed by Studio SANGATH’s Sönke and Khushnu Panthaki Hoof. In this familial dwelling of 7,500 sq ft, reside a mother who is a dancer, a father who is a builder, a son who works with technology and a daughter-in-law who is an events designer.
Design Studio Inc weaves this Hyderabad apartment.

Nov 25, 2024 | elledecor.in | Ria Gupta

Bold blues, deep reds, velvety greys and strokes of gold – if colours could talk, this home would be weaving enticing tales of high living. That’s why it’s a lesson in artful design, for the 5,000 sq ft space is crafted exactly as its builder wanted – a home that would be the talk of the town. Set in Hyderabad, this apartment designed by Design Studio Inc takes its purpose literally. Every element, colour, and silhouette tells its own story in a stimulating adobe that seems alive and connected.
A Neutral interior Bangalore Home by Studio Goya

Nov 10, 2024 | elledecor.in | Ria Gupta

It’s true that familiarity breeds comfort, which is probably why the classic beige palette of this home inspires feelings of restfulness. Everything about this 3,000 sq ft house is loveable, with a neutral palette, layered accents and thoughtfully sourced materials creating a world of soft embrace for its residents.
Manmeet Ahuja’s artistic Gurugram studio brims with Parisian influences

Oct 26, 2024 | elledecor.in | Ria Gupta

The luxury of respite meets the imperative of productivity at this office in Gurugram, which in fact is more than just a workspace. The 4,500 sq ft design studio is the creative ground for Manmeet Ahuja — a wholesome sanctuary of artistry celebrating multitudes of existence. “The project was born from a deep desire to create an environment that transcends the conventional notion of a workspace,” the eponymous founder-architect reveals about the inception of the space.
How DIG Architects reimagines the classic vaulted ceiling in this Mumbai apartment

Sep 20, 2024 | elledecor.in | Ria Gupta

How do you take something simple, something that has recurred through generations past, and make it as unique as something never seen before? That is the question that pops in your head when you enter this Mumbai home, which stands like a sterile vision from the future built on anachronistic elements from the past. The answer lies in the details, in the play of space, design, and elements of the 4,300 sq ft home called Vaulted Haus, designed by DIG Architects.
We revisit the archival Guest Editor special of BV Doshi of Sangath

Aug 26, 2024 | elledecor.in | Sonal Shah

Dr B.V Doshi takes a tour of nostalgia, revealing stories and memories behind four Ahmedabad edifices he’s intimately associated with – three conceptualised by his brilliant mentor Le Corbusier, and one, a testament to his own inspiring visionMill Owners’ Association BuildingLe Corbusier created modern, exposed brick and concrete edifices for some of Gujarat’s wealthy in the early 1950s, which changed the state’s architectural landscape.
Muted colours let Indian heritage shine in this Surat home by Ground Zero

Aug 19, 2024 | elledecor.in | Ria Gupta

Just like people, homes too have layers. And this 5,000 sq ft home in Surat, Gujarat is a celebration of this very multitude. The homeowners, a doctor couple, sought Ground Zero to camouflage ingenious design amidst artisanal detailing — a task in sync with the architectural design studio’s own philosophy. A home for heritagePainted as a sterile backdrop of whites, the home is a canvas superimposed with prints, patterns and textures.
A mumbai home by Spacedays allows for stillnes in the midst of city life

Jul 29, 2024 | elledecor.in | Ria Gupta

In a city where everything is always on the move, it’s befitting for a home to celebrate the transience of life. While Mumbai calls you to stay sharp, this 1,780 sq ft apartment by Spacedays Architecture & Design inspires soft sensibilities by embracing the many shapes and moods we take on through a single day – and lifetime. Set in Bandra, the four-bedroom haven is a realisation of spirituality and stillness.
This Mumbai office by Essajees Atelier feels like home (quite literally)

Jun 17, 2024 | elledecor.in | Rhea Mulani

Every inch of this 6,200 sq ft space dares to deviate from the textbook, defying the laws of modern luxury along the way. Welcome to Waterfield Advisory’s new office in Mumbai, designed by the arbiters of genteel interiors — Essajees Atelier. Waterfield — a wealth management firm easily among the upper echelons of the country’s financial circuit, expressed a clear design intent from the very beginning.