The holy month of Ramadan slowly draws to a close, and the festival of Eid al-Fitr is almost upon us. After a month of patience and moderation, the celebratory spirit rings stronger than ever. Gifting has always been a special part of Eid al-Fitr and this year, we’ve put together a list of serveware, scented indulgences, and more, all of which would make the perfect gifts for your loved ones this festive season.
#1 Arabesque & Star Coffee Cup (Set of Two)
Available at Ecru. Price – ₹ 3,345
#2 Mud Infused In Oud – Perfume and Candle
Eid Gift Box (customisable), available at Naso Profumi. Price – ₹6,500
#3 Silver Arabesque Istikanas (Set of Six)
Available at Ecru. Price – ₹ 21,187
#4 Ceylon Tea Set
Available at Good Earth. Price – ₹20,000
#5 Seher Bakhoor Burner
Available at Ira Udaipur. Price – ₹68,000
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Here, we see another seating area in the expansive living space, with the beautiful vertical garden creating a lovely backdrop through the large glass doors. The doors can be slid open to step out for a breath of fresh air.
The stunning interiors are impressive, but the beautiful courtyard completes the house, elevating its style and making it a dream home for any millionaire. The exceptional design by the Rhythm and Emphasis Design Studio professionals created a perfectly crafted home that is the epitome of luxury and high living. They offer clients a suite of services, including architecture, interior design, product design, and project management, to create unique and exclusive environments based on individual requirements to deliver homes crafted with precision and care.
A coffee table is all-encompassing; an indispensable piece of furniture that combines form and function, style and service. It serves as the perfect anchor to the sofas and seating areas of a living room as well as transitional spaces. With tailored shapes and sizes, a coffee table can be fabricated in a multitude of materials and textural plays; wood, stone and marble, metal and even upholstered finishes that can pack a strong visual punch. While the choices are endless, we’ve rounded up our top picks for coffee tables that can also serve as a focal piece of your space –
The Drum Storage coffee table is a combination of a wood top and a metal base. Price – ₹ 50,000. Image credits – West Elm
#1 Drum Storage Coffee Table by West Elm
This luxe-looking coffee table is a combination of a solid mango wood top and a spun metal base. Ideal to fit across interior styles ranging from modern minimalism to vintage classic, it also has hidden storage to stash away odds and ends.
With its cantilevered design, the Oreka centre table seamlessly blends form and function. Price on request. Image credits – Tectona Grandis
#2 Oreka Centre Table by Tectona Grandis
With its cantilevered design, this stunning piece seamlessly blends form and function. The minimalist aesthetic and sleek lines make it the perfect addition to any living space, highlighting quality craftsmanship and attention to detail.
Made from American elm wood and stainless steel, the Tronco coffee table elevates the ambience of any kind of space. Price on request. Image credits – White Domus
#3 Tronco Coffee Table by White Domus
Made from American elm wood and stainless steel, this one-of-a-kind collection elevates the ambience of any kind of space. Inspired by crushed paper aesthetics, the coffee table blends seamlessly into the setting yet stands out as a unique point of art.
The organic shape and play of marble in the Sinta Coffee Table are balanced in equal measures of aesthetics and functionality. Price – ₹34,000. Image credits – Escape by Creatomy
#4 Sinta Coffee Table by Escape by Creatomy
The play of marble in this coffee table brings instant glamour and charm to any contemporary interior setting. The sleek organic shape of the top is supported on a central base and is balanced in equal measures of aesthetics and functionality.
The flexibility of the wood and cork composite fosters a dynamic shape for the Roots Coffee Table. Price on request. Image credits – Sollos available at Etreluxe
#5 Roots Coffee Table by Sollos available at Etreluxe
The flexibility of the wood and cork composite fosters a dynamic shape for this coffee table. The organic and architectural lines give versatility of use to this unique piece that is a perfect fit within traditional or modern interior trends.
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Rediscovering the popular word ‘biophilia’ and turning it into something for the soul, tell me (that) the idea of keeping indoor plants during and post lockdown hasn’t crossed your mind. Bringing nature in is definitely a delight, however, caring for them might not turn out to be that delightful. As humans not very well-versed with the plant kingdom, we often find ourselves in a spot— of not understanding things about plants, especially the indoor ones, they seem to give us humans a hard time.
But stay confused no more! Say goodbye to gardening woes and embrace the world of nature’s most resilient rebels. These 10 unkillable plants are about to revolutionise your green thumb game. Prepare for a crispy, short, and quirky journey through the realm of unstoppable flora!
Monstera deliciosa enjoys a rare status among the plant kingdom, making it sparsely available and a tad bit expensive than most indoor plants. Image Credits: Pexels – Anna Nekrashevich
#1 Swiss Cheese Plant (Monstera Deliciosa)
The Monstera Deliciosa is the ultimate trouble-free plant. First off, it’s totally cool with lower light conditions. So, no need to fret about finding the perfect sunbeam for this plant. And when it comes to watering, this bad boy is forgiving. You can water it when you remember, and it won’t hold it against you. It’s the plant equivalent of a “no strings attached” relationship. Plus, its iconic leafy holes make it look like it’s been hanging out with hole punchers at plant parties. So, if you’re in the market for an effortlessly stylish and undemanding plant, the Monstera Deliciosa has got your back.
#2 Lady Palm (Rhapis excelsa)
Don’t let the lady palm catch those UV rays! This glamorous green diva prefers a modicum of sunlight blended with a dash of shade; she’s not one to grumble in humid conditions. Known by her fancy aliases, the miniature fan palm or bamboo palm, this illustrious indoor plant belongs to the dainty palm family, sporting clusters of slender, upright green stems. Just like a good girl, this beauty takes her sweet time to grow, so don’t hold your breath. And when it comes to fertilising, save your efforts for the growing season—she’s not a fan of being overfed.
Money plants are the laid-back harbingers of greenery and good vibes to your home without any fuss. Image Credits: Pexels – Elle Hughes
#3 Money Plant (Epipremnum aureum)
Now who doesn’t want money (plant)? Money plants are easy to care for because they are like the “cool kids” of the plant world. They can tolerate a wide range of light conditions, from bright to low light, and are not fussy about watering. They are like the low-maintenance friends who go with the flow and don’t demand constant attention. Plus, they are great at purifying the air, so they help keep your space fresh and clean.
#4 Christmas Kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana)
When it comes to plant care made easy, succulents steal the show like a global showstopper would. With their plump, vibrant green leaves and flamboyant flower colours, these little botanical wonders practically take care of themselves. Once a year, for just a few precious months, it unleashes a mesmerising bloom extravaganza, basking shamelessly in the glory of sunlight. Succulents like Kalanchoe prefer a drier existence, so be careful not to shower them with too much liquid affection. Oh, and during their vegetative phase, be a good plant parent and treat them to some delicious nutrients.
Satin Pothos are identified by their easy silver spots dispersed on average-size, dark green leaves. Image Credits: Sanni Sahil (Plantastic)
#5 Satin Pothos (Scindapsus pictus)
Prepare to be captivated by the dazzling silver dots! These eye-catching accents are strategically splashed across the lush, dark green leaves of the Satin Pothos, creating a stunning visual display. This delicate-looking plant is ironically as tough as nails and requires minimal upkeep. To keep this beauty thriving, offer it above-average humidity levels and bathe it in gentle, indirect sunlight. Just a word of caution: the Satin Pothos is not pet or people-friendly if consumed, as it contains toxins. Additionally, on rare occasions, it may cause skin irritation. So, while it’s a showstopper, it’s best admired from a safe distance.
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Introducing the marvellous, fuss-free indoor plants that possess an air of exotic charm. Renowned for their lengthy stems, luxuriant foliage, and endearing heart-shaped green leaves, these delightful specimens are often referred to as sweetheart plants. Take caution to keep them out of reach from curious pets and children who may be tempted to nibble on them. These plants thrive in humid environments, so they simply adore a bit of moisture in the air. When they’re in their sprouting phase, it’s advisable to provide them with nourishment. And here’s a quirky tip: they appreciate being watered with lukewarm water. The heartleaf philodendrons are incredibly resilient and vigorous growers—each leaf measuring approximately two to four inches, and their stems can extend up to an impressive four feet in length.
#7 Pencil Cactus (Euphorbia tirucalli)
The Pencil Cactus is the “set it and forget it” plant. First off, it’s a desert dweller, so it will thrive on neglect of watering; only a little bit of water every now and then and your Pencil Cactus would be just fine. It’s like having a plant that gives you space in the relationship. The plant is temperamentally a sun-worshipper that craves the spotlight. But don’t worry, it won’t throw shade if you can’t provide direct sunlight. It’s like having a plant that’s understanding of your lighting limitations. Plus, its pencil-like stems add a touch of quirky elegance to any space. So, if you’re looking for a plant that’s as independent as it is stylish, the Pencil Cactus is your go-to green companion.
Snake plants are distinctive in appearance; the leaves are tall and upright, grading from darker in the centre and lighter on the rims. Image Credits: Pexels – Ja Kubislav
#8 Snake Plant (Sansevieria trifasciata)
The Snake Plant, also known as the “tough guy” of the plant world, is a breeze to take care of. Forget about sunlight struggles, this plant is content with both bright light and low light conditions. It’s like the ultimate adaptable roommate. The Snake Plant can go for weeks without a drink, making it the champion of drought resistance. Not to mention that it’s a natural air purifier. It’s like having a green superhero silently fighting off pollutants in your space. So, if you’re looking for a sidekick that can handle any living situation, the Snake Plant is your plant soulmate.
Peace Lily has a lush dark green appearance with sculpted even-sized leaves. Image Credits: Pexels – Büşranur Aydın
#9 Peace Lily (Spathiphyllum species)
The peace lily is the “easy mode” of plant care. It’s practically on autopilot! This green diva thrives in low light, so you can forget about finding the perfect spot by the window. It mostly stays playful even if you don’t water it on a schedule; only a droop a little to indicate that it needs water. The peace lily will forgive your forgetfulness and bounce back like a champ. It’s like having a houseplant that’s perpetually chill and always ready to forgive your neglect. Who needs high-maintenance when you have a peace lily? It’s the lazy gardener’s dream come true!
#10 Moth Orchids (Phalaenopsis)
Easy peasy Moth Orchid squeasy! They’re like the cool kids who don’t need constant attention. With their water-storing superpowers, they can survive with fewer sips. They’re also the flexible ones when it comes to light—bright, indirect light is their jam, but they won’t throw a fit in slightly dimmer spots. Plus, they take their time to grow, so no rush on repotting.
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Let’s do away with the fresh anxiety that every new year brings! Today we are here to celebrate home refurnishing with a few wonderful ideas that inspire and appeal. Not everything in life has to be extravagant or cost you a truckload of money.
Elegance is not found in expensive affairs. It is how we choose to make use of the things around us and what we make out of them. The last two years of the pandemic have brought enough challenges to us as a society! So much so that some of us have learned to make do with the little things in life.
This piece is all about inducing such small changes in our everyday surroundings and changing the definition of elegance. Professional looks do not require a tremendous amount of cost or effort but focus on changing any one particular aspect of your home. So, let’s check out these inspirations to bubble up the creativity!
In a world where visual beauty reigns supreme, there exists an undeniable connection between two seemingly distinct realms – the palate and design. Good food and good design, like twin flames, are bound together by an inextricable bond. The principles that govern exceptional design – balance, harmony, and proportion – are mirrored in the culinary arts, where each ingredient is meticulously chosen, and every element carefully arranged. Both food and design possess the extraordinary power to transcend the mundane, to create immersive experiences that nourish not only our bodies but also our souls.
In enthucutlet’s special design issue, Design Pataki takes the stage to unveil a curated selection of seven hidden gems in the world of luxury dinnerware. From kaolin clay plates that evoke a rustic elegance to contemporarized cutting chai glasses, our picks for this piece elevate dining to a veritable art form.
At Khanoom each piece is hand-moulded, biscuit-fired, dipped in a white glaze, and then hand-painted. (Image credit: Khanoom Jaipur)
#1 Khanoom Jaipur
Khanoom Jaipur’s evocative pieces conjure up a sense of nostalgia. The brand is, after all, rooted in storytelling; it celebrates India’s rich heritage of artisanal luxury, layered with a contemporary sensibility. Sculpted out of kaolin clay from Bikaner, Khanoom’s ceramicware features illustrations inspired by nature and calligraphy by Indian miniature painters of the Jaipur School. Ancient pharmacological texts dating back to the first century A.D. inform the studio’s creative sensibility; botanical motifs from the De Materia Medica encyclopedia on herbal medicine find themselves layered across Khanoom’s exquisite objects. Each piece from Khanoom is hand-moulded, biscuit-fired, dipped in a white glaze, and then hand-painted. A surreal sense of mysticism surrounds Khanoom; every motif is unique, and every piece is wholly inimitable.
#DPLoves – The delightful floral teacups that epitomize the Cottagecore aesthetic
The brand is known to make dinnerware that otherwise is native to every Indian household. (Image credit: Ikkis)
#2 Ikkis
Ikkis takes the humble cutting chai glass and turns it on its head, transforming it into an exquisite objet d’art. Ubiquitous pieces native to every Indian household like matkas, surais, and thaalis form the crux of every one of Ikkis’ offerings; a brand that finds glamour in the everyday. Embedded in local craft and materiality, the brand’s two collections – Unlimited and Limited evoke a memory or ritual native to India. By working closely with regional artisans, Ikkis nurtures a precious flow of provenance and skill. Founder and Creative Director Gunjan Gupta’s body of work continues to engage India’s inimitable paradoxes through the presence at private collections and museums worldwide including Musee des Arts Decoratifs, Paris, Triennale di Milano and M+ Museum, Hongkong.
#DPLoves – The rich pops of colour in the Tantra collection
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The brand believes in merging the deep passion for food, art, and design into its dinnerware. (Image credit: Tablescape by Eeshaan)
#3 Tablescape by Eeshaan
From vivid cobalt matkas to striking monochrome plates – Tablescape by Eeshaan is not for the faint of heart. The brand was borne out of chef and food stylist Eeshaan Kashyap’s deep passion for food, and a desire to merge design, art, architecture, culture, and creativity with the culinary world. With a commitment to being bold and distinctive, the brand aims to convey compelling narratives through functional objects, showcasing their unique visual style. Tablescape by Eeshaan uses a variety of materials, shapes, and finishes to enhance a culinary experience. Design serves as the brand’s language of love, which they enthusiastically share with their audience.
#DPLoves – Eeshaan’s Instagram page, filled with the most visually striking tablescapes
This luxury dinnerware is crafted on fine porcelain from Noritake in Japan. (Image credit: Soka Design Studio)
#4 Soka Design Studio
Soka Design Studio’s remarkable tableware exemplifies luxury maximalism; think 24-karat gold plating, intricate motifs, and 97-piece collections! The dinnerware sets are created on fine porcelain from Noritake in Japan, whereas the table mats are crafted from high-quality cotton and linen. Every one of Soka’s collections makes a statement; evil eye motifs take over Ajna, the Italian Riviera comes to life in Bella, and bold colour is championed in Andam. The studio’s 100% lead-free Kansa thalis and accessories are FDA-certified, and the finest porcelain is used in the pieces instead of the bone china. The Soka Design Studio is a reflection of heritage viewed through a contemporary lens; an amalgamation of traditional Indian art and modern subtleties.
#DPLoves – Soka’s gorgeous maximalist designs
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Freedom Tree dinnerware and serveware are infused with patterns and colours. (Image credit: Freedom Tree)
#5 Freedom Tree
Situated in the heart of Mumbai’s bustling industrial landscape, Freedom Tree is a vivacious design brand where every piece is infused with unadulterated joy, devoid of pretense. Colour and pattern are the stars of every one of Freedom Tree’s eclectic, ever-evolving offerings. The brand’s dinnerware collections are handcrafted by Indian artisans and hand-painted to perfection. Freedom Tree’s ceramicware is complemented by the brand’s extensive collection of barware, drinkware, and table linen, transforming every dining experience into a harmonious symphony of style. Alternatively, for those seeking simpler setups, the brand offers a timeless selection of solid-glazed dinnerware and serveware.
#DPLoves – The brand’s visual coherence that characterizes the dinnerware and soft furnishings alike
This brand brings age-old techniques and merges them beautifully with contemporary aesthetics producing fine tableware. (Image credit: Artisan Lab)
#6 Artisan Lab
Rooted in a profound love for all things unique, handcrafted, and personal, Artisan Lab celebrates the transformative power of merging age-old techniques with contemporary aesthetics. Through the interweaving of craft and culture, the brand creates a vibrant tapestry that tells stories. Each piece is imbued with a sense of history and artistry, crafted with meticulous care and attention to detail. At the heart of their ethos lies a dedication to sustainability. Artisan Lab’s conscious approach to production and consumption promotes mindful choices that benefit the environment; from sourcing materials responsibly to reducing waste and energy consumption.
#DP Loves – The charm and elegance that defines every piece
The brand believes in re-imagining old techniques and giving them a modern spin. (Image credit: Vata Living)
#7 Vata Living
Inspired by the fluidity of air, Vata, derived from the Sanskrit word meaning ‘to blow’ has recently emerged as a lifestyle brand with a deep appreciation for the rich crafts and traditions of India. Vata Living seeks to revive and reinterpret age-old techniques, making them relevant to the modern-day consumer. Currently collaborating with seven artisan communities and small-scale businesses in India, Vata Living actively engages in upliftment by providing them with opportunities to scale their production despite the challenges posed by limited infrastructure. Vata Living’s diverse product categories include tableware crafted from brass and ceramic, and drinkware comprising ceramic mugs and cups, amongst other home decor and wellness offerings. By celebrating the artistry of Indian artisans and supporting their sustainable practices, Vata Living creates a bridge between cultural heritage and the desires of discerning consumers.
#DP Loves – The striking speckled collection, in inky blue hues
— This is a collaborative editorial with enthucutlet and was originally published on enthucutlet.com
The best part of the designer door skins from Evolve India is they are easy to install, whether for commercial or residential entrances. The Pines design, seen here, was used to give a commercial entrance a chic upgrade.
All the designer door skins from Evolve India come in a standard 8 feet by 4 feet size mounted on MDF. They can be customised according to specifications. The company offers worldwide shipping. So, if you want to give your home entrance a quick revamp, all you need to do is contact the team.
In September, Spanish decor brand Lladró celebrated its 70th anniversary with the opening of its brand-new boutique store in New Delhi. Apart from Delhi, Lladró has stores across Gurugram, Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai and Kolkata, making India its third-largest market globally. The inauguration of the flagship store on MG Road strengthens the brand’s presence from Valencia to India, which dates back almost 23 years.
Spread across 475-square metres, the three-story boutique in Delhi is Lladró’s second-largest store in the world. The store is designed as an open layout with soothing, pastel tones of sage, and peach to mirror the brand’s design sensibilities; textured walls, and gold podiums add detail to the store. While the entire space was designed in-house, the furniture was sourced from Gurugram-based design studio – House of Vandana. The furniture pieces were chosen to complement the décor and design of the store, opting for soft, rounded furniture that fills the space without crowding the open layout.
The “Spirit of India” collection comprises porcelain sculptures of a wide range of Hindu deities that are crafted with utmost precision to capture the heightened expressiveness of their faces. (Image Credit: Rohit Mendiratta, The Matter Studio)
The layout is quite similar to a museum wherein the pieces are organically displayed on glass shelves and podiums. There are catalogues available which help customers understand the brand’s creative process, while a small kit placed on site helps them visualise their favourite pieces in different settings.
Lladró also has a dedicated VR section in the store that takes customers through the brand’s creative process. Customers can take a virtual tour of the factory in Valencia— experiencing the process from start to finish.
Lladró’s new store provides a unique VR experience with a station that provides glimpses of the brand’s creative process. (Image Credit: Rohit Mendiratta, The Matter Studio)
The different sections across the three floors in the store are dissected with curtains instead of walls which allows customers to effortlessly navigate their way through the store, from one floor to the next. Beginning on the ground floor, this section highlights the “New Concept” line’s modern inventiveness including works produced in collaboration with worldwide artists and designers such as Jaime Hayon, Luca Nichetto, and Naoto Fukasawa.
As you move onto the second floor, you are greeted by heritage pieces from Lladró’s celebrated “Spirit of India” series. This collection encapsulates the ideals and traits of Hindu iconography combining a wealth of detail, colours, and expression. The beauty of these artworks is that they are made with great precision and reverence. Apart from these pieces, another piece worth mentioning is the Darth Vader sculpture, one of the last in the series.
The limited edition Paradise Vase Sculpture in Lladró’s ‘High Porcelain Collection’ displays a tropical theme in the jungle with animals, birds and human figurines. (Image Credit: Rohit Mendiratta, The Matter Studio)
Lladró’s “High Porcelain” collections are laid out beautifully on the third floor alongside a collection of “New Classics”. Here one can find a selection of more contemporary products that are designed in a matte finish. There is also a vibrant selection of table and barware collections along with giftables in a white matte finish. The third floor also includes a bar counter space and a showroom that allows clients to visualise their pieces in a variety of different settings while enjoying a drink.
Lladró’s famous Seasons Chandeliers sit on the ground floor of the store along with the ‘Queen of the Nile’ sculpture and other bespoke porcelain pieces from the ‘New Concept’ line. (Image Credit: Rohit Mendiratta, The Matter Studio)
The collection of pieces displayed throughout the store are part of Lladró’s popular themed collections which include bespoke chandeliers, mirrors, vases, and decorative sculptures to name a few. Some of the noteworthy pieces include the striped, black and white animal mask sculptures from the “Firece Potraits Collection”, and the Queen of the Nile sculpture from the “High Porcelain Collection”, to name a few. Cristina Egido, Global Marketing Director of Lladró, shares that the new Lladró boutique caters to different tastes and likings. “There is a Lladró for everybody, whether you like plain colours, something with a bit of pop, or even something bold. We have it.”
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The brand consistently collaborates with gifted artists and designers from all over the world to create one-of-a-kind pieces like the famous “The Guest” sculpture created by Spanish interior designer Jaime Hayon. This sculpture is a faceless character that acts as a blank canvas allowing prominent designers to use their design sensibilities to give it a face allowing each piece to tell a different story. Some of the artists that have collaborated on the sculpture include Gary Baseman, Tim Biskup, Camille Walala, Kzeng Jiang, Ricardo Cavolo, and Henn Kim among others.
‘The Guest’ is a faceless sculpture created by Jaime Hayon over ten years ago. (Image Credit: Rohit Mendiratta, The Matter Studio)
Most of the pieces displayed in the store are produced in limited numbers, meaning once they’ve run out of stock, they’ve really run out! Apart from the pieces on display, the store also has a few remarkable, one-of-a-kind pieces that are solely meant to be enjoyed. The custom-built Niagara Chandelier by Bodo Sperlein is one such example. Hanging from the fourth floor, the 15-foot-long chandelier was designed specifically for the Delhi store and is unfortunately not available for sale. Another striking piece is the award-winning Mokuren Chandelier designed by Japanese designer Naoto Fukasawa.
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The new store is the only one to showcase the award-winning Mokuren Chandelier by Japanese designer Naoto Fukasawa. The furniture was sourced from Gurugram-based House of Vandana. (Image Credit: Rohit Mendiratta, The Matter Studio)
Lladró has been consistently reshaping the way we look at porcelain art. Going strong for over seventy years now, the brand has implemented its unique knowledge of porcelain art from its only factory in Valencia to create meticulously crafted porcelain pieces that have redefined elegant spaces. From enchanting sculptures to exquisite lighting solutions, the brand’s exceptional pieces elevate home décor turning it into captivating pieces of art. Lladró’s commitment to timeless elegance and sculptural artistry has made them a sought-after brand for those seeking to adorn their living spaces with unparalleled beauty and creativity.
*Design Pataki was part of a press trip to Lladró, New Delhi
Comfortable white sofas opposite the console in the foyer create a cosy conversation space. Besides a view through the window with white blinds, the only accessories in the area are gold-rimmed glass tables and a narrow white shelf frame with built-in lighting that adds depth to the bare white wall behind the sofa. A potted plant in a gold planter stand adds a splash of colour and a natural element that complements the view of the greenery through the window.
This apartment is proof that white interiors can be warm and welcoming. Besides introducing gold elements to elevate the classiness of white, the designers have used the perfect mix of texture, lighting, and complementary neutral tones throughout the apartment to create a cohesive look and execute a design that brings warmth and cosiness to the home.
Kreative House, known for the design and execution of luxury, green, high-end residences, is a one-stop shop for all architectural and interior design services. The team comprises architects, interior designers, civil engineers, research assistants, and surveyors. They provide their clients with comprehensive services with unmatched attention to detail, ensuring every project is executed per their needs and to suit their personalities. The firm takes up interior and architectural projects with a minimum budget of forty lakh and eighty lakh rupees, respectively.
Introducing a burst of vibrant style to your outdoor space has never been easier! In this piece, DP explores the world of colour-blocked outdoor furniture, showcasing a stunning array of pieces that seamlessly blend form and function. From bold and bright loungers to chic swing sets, get ready to transform your patio into a colourful oasis that is inviting and unforgettable design.
The Aiir Chair is a groundbreaking collaboration between Etreluxe and the renowned design studio GamFratesi. Price – ₹2,00,000. Image Credit – Etreluxe.
#1 The Aiir Chair by DEDON
Finely designed for comfort, aesthetics and innovation, the Aiir Chair transitions between outdoor and indoor environments. With the virtue of Nordic , German and Italian design influences, the chair is available in four harmonious colours: Nori, Salt, Black Pepper and Saffron.
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Quality materials add aesthetic and functional value to the swing, making it chic and robust at the same time. Price on request. Image Credit – Myface.
#2 Myface’s Fable Swing
Sleek, sweet and sturdy, Myface creates the fable swing in lacquered stainless steel and an assortment of customisation options. Designed with stainless steel for a robust and classy look, the Fable swing innovates in the fabric alike, offering a timeless look to our outdoor setting.
he Patio Blue Table Set comes with two matching chairs, all in a material that requires no maintenance. Price – ₹33,999. Image Credit – Orange Tree.
#3 Patio Blue Table Set By Orange Tree
Host those warm brunches and late evening teas while reminiscing of the pretty Parisian lane memories with Orange Tree’s outdoor furniture set. Crafted in iron metal, the happy-go-lucky foldable blue set is ideal for outdoors spaces, both expansive and compact alike. The table and chair set is DIY and is also customizable to your very own needs.
The mesmerising African Tribe-inspired Savannah dining chair is bound to be a statement piece. Price on request. Image Credit – Abaca
#4 Yothaka Chair by Abaca
Bringing out the magnificence of tribal patterns straight from the Savannahs, the semi-outdoor Yothaka African tribe-inspired dining chair is a beast to behold. Intricately woven in monochromatic outdoor ropes on a sturdy rattan frame, the chair embodies Africa’s artistry and tradition with a solid stand.
The ergonomics of the Mod-R Sunlounger guarantees ideal posture, transforming it into a haven of comfort. Price on request. Image Credit – Abaca.
#5 Mod-R Sunlounger by Abaca
Bask in the sun to your heart’s content, but in ultimate style with Abaca’s Mod-R Sunlounger. Designed to provide class and comfort in one sleek design, the sunlounger is built with teak slats and durable fabric.
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As the winter colours start descending on Earth, the bright Bloon Ball chairs will grace the space and your health. Price – ₹25,000. Image Credit – Burosys.
#6 Bloon Ball Seating by Burosys
Pop a charm with Burosys’ smartly designed Bloon Ball chair. Designed in France by an osteopath to combat the sedentary lifestyle of work, this cheerful seating design is available in a play of six naturally chromatic shades.
Lightweight, easy to use, and convenient to store, this effortless chair is a statement coastal charm. Price – ₹30,119. Image Credit – Beruru.
#7 Beruru’s Honey Rattan Chair
It’s time for sunshine yellow, with Beruru’s Honey Rattan chair. Crafted in synthetic cane with a powder-coated finish, the lay back design and water-resistant material makes it ideal for relaxation, indoors and outdoors alike.
