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A STUNNING UPDATE OF DESIGN THAT WILL

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FILL A THOUGHTFUL PLATEWITH THE NEW SUPERFOODS

Open Out Your Spaces to Warmth and Laughter

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Reinvent Tapestry for the Modern Indian Home

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23LAUNCH PADNew launches, everything hot,whatever’s not.... All that makesour lives simpler. We tell you first!

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Open OutYour Spacesto Warmthand Laughter

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THE COVERSTYLE & CONCEPT MANDEEP NAGI, DESIGN

DIRECTOR, SHADES OF INDIA PHOTOGRAPH ARYA ARORA

IMAGE EDITING SHAILESH SALVI

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CONTENTSGet your fix of colour,

design and style

36EXPERT ADVICE36 Our very own columnist Nisha JamVwal answers your decor queries

34PEOPLENEHA SINHA & SUBHASH LAL

40 THE PROPHETS OF DESIGNTrends that will define 2018

48 LIVING WITH FLUID SPACESHere’s how to create a seamless space

40 SPECIAL FEATURES

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KEEP IT CLEANA minimalistic colour palette will always be a favourite

FABRIC FANTASYExperiment with fabrics

THE WHIMSICAL WONDERLAND WEDDINGTwo wedding styles that embrace the magic and the whimsy

NATURE’S PLATTERThe healthiest picks from the food families

STYLE

Get your fix of colour, design and style

HOME A FRESH PRESPECTIVE

An inspiring bold apartment in the imposing city of Moscow

LUXURY IN ORDERA fusion of styles

TAILORMADE ELEGANCEA space reinvented by Richa Bahl

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tenner this year and we intend to make it a year to remember by all measures of standard. I’d love to wax eloquent to you about something intensely meaningful and life-changing that has just occurred to me – a Wordsworthesque epiphany sent down to me from the One above. But I have to be honest – and with you, I’ve been nothing but honest from day one – there’s nothing intense about the way I feel right now! I’m elated…euphoric even, and as excited as a child waiting to board the Thunderbird roller coaster. And at this point, if you ask me, I don’t want to make sense!

That’s alright, isn’t it? It’s okay to want to dance around like a merry elf that has just been paid her wages, along with a hefty holiday bonus. It’s okay to be the editor of one of the most widely-read home and decor magazines in the country, and still feel like that elf with the restless feet! Isn’t it?

Okay, so as part of my 10th birthday gift to you, I’m delighted to let you know that we have planned one of the longest birthday parties for you ever. The celebration that starts right here, with my note to you, and goes on all year through. Whether it’s holding your hand in real time or air-kissing you on a social media platform, or better still at a soiree in your city, I promise you a calendar full of things to look forward to. For the here and now, I’ve got two very special icons to

is a very special year for all of us, and the other…well, I take immense pride in bringing to you The GoodHomes Show, presented by Hafele, powered by Vector Projects. You’ll be seeing a lot of them both.

Yes, the drums are going to roll, and yes, the lights will be strung (LED only, please!) and the centrepieces adjusted and the baubles hung…the guestlist is also ready and we are just as excited as you.

Happy New Year, all!

Happiest 10!

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BLACK AND GOLDWishing my favorite magazine a fantastic New Year - 2018. And Happy 10th year of being on the newstand. I can’t wait to see what the 2018 will unveil. With a keen eye to detail and trends, I can’t wait to bring home the little accents that I have picked up from your December issue. The cover story - shot by Binisha is my favorite. Because I truly believe that there is no greater combination than black with the dazzling allure of gold. Thank you for celebrating my favorite contrasting tones.

— Ankita Sheth, ChandigarhThank you, Ankita, for your email. Wishing you a great 2018. We are glad that we could inspire you. We hope that our features inspire you. And hope to feature your home in the near future.

LOOKS TO STEALHappy New Year - 2018 to the magazine that constantly inspires me to reinvent my space. Shimmer and shine have always piqued my interest. As a magazine, the editorial has always been inspiring and aspiring. Marry that with an element of glam, and you have a look that you can’t wait to come home to. I look forward to your December issue - as it gives me an idea on what to expect in the New Year - 2018. GoodHomes inspires me to translate styles into my home

favorite. Thank you Team for a fantastic yearand curating stories that inspire you to move beyond thefour walls.

— Shilpa Dev, ChennaiThank you, Shilpa, for such a heartwarming email. Wishing you a fantastic New Year to you too. We certainly hope that our inputs have helped you in successfully creating a space

lined up and hope to hear from you on the same.

ON THE GRAND SIDE I have been into home decor for quite some time now. I love reading the articles in your magazine that feature

at spaces through their point of view. It makes me ecstatic to come across one or two artists whose style I can relate to. I enjoyed going through designer Abu Jani & Sandeep Khosla’s studio. After all who doesn’t like comfort and style merged into one? The dark shades bring out a certain


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It’s a cool casual airport look. The green accentuates the frame. The Givenchy bag and Jimmy Choos add just

the right touch. “Chester 3 seater sofa, `1,44,000; Surf board table, `52,560; Louisa rug, `37,740; all from Stanley Boutique. Industrial floor lamp, `13,955, Magnolia. Classic car frame, `15,200, Abaca. Light bulb series frame, `5,000, Studio SCD. Decorative stand, `3,500; lotus bowl (small), `2,500; both from INV Home. Books, `550 each, Defurn. SET UP AT STANLEY BOUTIQUE, MUMBAI. Shopping Guide on

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THE HIGHEST OF CONTRASTS WHEN IT COMES TO COLOURS ON A SPECTRUM, BLACK AND GOLD COMBINE REFINEMENT

WITH TIMELESS BEAUTY WHILE AT THE SAME TIME ENHANCING THE OPULENCE OF A SETTING.

(FACING PAGE) Herculean panther gold, `6,290; Address Home. Black table lamp, `6,370 (excluding GST); The Kaleido Store. (THIS PAGE) Black Metallic Chair, price on request, I-Casa. Dry Stems, `1,350 (set of six), Black bird, `8,250; both from Spacio. Savour gold wine goblet, `3,490 (set of four); Facet vase, `2,290; both from Address Home. Volo Lamp, `35,000; Grandeur.


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There’s no greater combination than black with the dazzling allure of goldT H E A N T I - A U R E A T E

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INBOX


Everything I’ve designedis intended not to match

perfectly but to sit togetherin harmony.

— Matthew Williamson, Fashion Designer, England

The British designer is renowned for his signature aesthetic; a master of print, embellishment and kaleidoscopic colours It’s essentially a celebration of style and abundance The designer has now emblazoned his whimsical style on everything from sartorial designs to home decor And this is obvious from his collaboration with variousdecor brands ranging from the iconic British furniture brand Duresta to wallpaper giantOsborne & Little Also in the pipeline is a colouring book with publisher Laurence Kingand a range of candles boxes and bangles with Halcyon Days

Matthew Williamson

A Whimsical Aesthetic

Fashion Designer, England


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From high end to high street, the worlds of fashion designand interiors have never been so closely aligned

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SPECIAL FEATURE

— Seema Kohli, Pune

bring home the elements from that gorgoues feature. Maximalism is a strong trend and can’t wait to see how GoodHomes celebrates this trend.

— Priya Mehta, Calcutta Thank you, Priya. It’s always reassuring to know that our stories strike a chord with our readers. Do look out for our upcoming issues for some more stylish spaces.

GORGEOUS HOMES Wishing my favorite magazine a very Happy New Year - 2018. I have always been inspired by gorgeous homes. Goodhomes.co.in has been

with character. Real homes from which we are inspired and can’t wait to bring home elements to create. This year is special to us as we have bought a farmhouse and I have decided to paint the canvas with moodboards inspired by the magazine. Nervous and excited, I can’t wait for the process to begin. And the vibrant Miami studio by Designer Doug Meyer is on my wishlist. Art meets design to create an address which is stunning.

—Nirali Mehta, Ahmedabad Thank you, Nirali, for your wishes and wishing you a fantastic New Year. Our website aims towards reaching a large audience. We are happy to know that our articles have been helpful in transforming your home.

WEDDING DECOR IDEAS I am a wedding planner and have always been inspired by your magazine to create interesting canvas where we marry texture and accents to create a stunning address. Your recent story around wedding decor ideas is a bible for your wedding planners who are constantly on a look out for ideas that we can implement. Thank you, GoodHomes,

creating new canvases. I can’t wait for what more you have in store for us.

—Meera Shah, Ahmedabad Thank you, Meera, for writing to us. We always look forward to feedback from our readers, as it gives us a chance to inspire you with the best.


IN THEDIGITAL WORLD

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WEBSITEWhile the website features

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HOME DECOR: Features some of the most stunning residential and architectural projects across the globe. DESIGN & STYLE: We bring you up to date on the current decor trends and colour schemes, and introduce you to the people who are shaping the world of design. SHOPPING: Fill your shopping cart with our pick of the most desirable designs. With sub-sections like Editor’s Choice, Buyers’ Guide and Trending, we give you all the information you need on what to shop, how to shop and most importantly where to shop — in India and across the globe.

A exclusive tete-a-tete with ace fashion designer Manish Arora

A photo feature on the Sassoon Dock Art project

Christmas goodies specially curated for GoodHomes by the Oberoi Patiserrie

Our edit of the best Christmas gifts and decorations

Learn how to make gorgeous wreaths for the festive season!

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We bring decor to Twitter!We are fairly new on it,

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architecture.

@goodhomesindiaInspirational and aspirational, our social media pages feature jaw-dropping ideas and trends both new and classic to come home to. Channelising your design goddess, the canvas unleashes a prose which holds the promise of helping you recreate addresses for your home. Curated by the edit team, the social media platforms are keyed into the latest developments in the design world. With the ear to the ground, the platform is addictive because the visual narrative is stunning. Bold and beautiful, the social

media platform brings you up close and personal with the design world. It’s a one-stop portal which lures you into the world of design and decor, textures and fabrics, stories created by visionaires and cutting edge designers. Each of them unique, each of them lust-worthy holding the promise of reinventing themselves into your home. Interactive and encouraging young home-makers and seasoned designers to colour outside the line, the GoodHomes social media is a world waiting to be discovered.

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A QUICK GLIMPSE OFWHAT ALL YOU SHOULD BE LOOKING OUT FOR IN

THE COMING YEAR...

Organic, fresh and almost

meditative, welcome the

New Year with this

energising colour palette!

Effervescent yet subtle, matcha, the purest form of teaknows how to strike the perfect balanceFEATURE SEEMA SREEDHARAN

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Perhaps the freshest shade of green, this colour is magical in combination with whites, beiges and

subtle hues of yellow!

It’s not just the colour, but the soft, powdery texture and the innate sense of purity that we

love about matcha. Go on, bring in the freshness!

1 Screen, Christian Lacroix. 2 Bell jar, Lladro. 3 Bulldog, Shaze. 4 Ghost stool, Kartell. 5 Sofa, Studio Pepperfry. Shopping Guide on Pg

Green and its many hues take centre stage in this space. But it’s the interplay of textures that has us glued. Take your cue....

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Ultra Violet is a colour so versatile that it can serve as a marvelous complementary shade. Start by

bringing in accessories in hints of the shade and then go big.

SOAK IT IN!A very complex and contemplative colour, Ultra

Violet is an expression of a mood or attitude. Embrace this deep shade to create a unique

approach to living luxuriously.

surface shade

1 Lavender velvet cushion cover. 2 Myrah purple cushion cover. 3 Purple ikat carpet, all from Ikkadukka.com.

1 Purple modern dhurrie, Ikkadukka.com. 2 Brilliance sconce, Maisonvalentina.net. 3 Lake Stool, Inliving.com. 4 Ursula lounge chair, Urbanladder.com. 5 Purple monochrome, Bocadolobo.com. 6 Cushion covers, Ikkadukka.com. 7 Amethyst pebble vase, Maison. 8 Amethyst pebble vase, Maison. Shopping Guide on Pg

An ode to the head-turning colour of the year

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1 Vita Copenhagen lamp, Sebie Design. 2 Ogakhora armchair, Abaca. 3 Bamboo stool, In Living. 4 Almada orangeand yellow basket, Koy. 5 Montell wardrobe, Pepper Fry. 6 Peach sofa and armchair in Natural wood, Koy.7 Linen cushion. Fab ndia. 8 Embroidered cushion, Fab ndia. 9 Bamboo lounge chair, Alaya Design Studio.Shopping Guide on Pg

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1 Vita Copenhagen lamp, Sebie Design. 2 Fragrance of garden jewellery box, Maspar. 3 Bird cheese board, Kitchen Dining & More. 4 Origami wall decorations, Koy. 5 Dragon fly book vase, Bent Chair. 6 Sterling silver ice tong, Argent Or Silver. 7 Kalpataru coffee mug, Artt’dnox 8 Sofa, Cane Boutique. 9 Bedside table, Altus Interio. 10 Botanical ocassional chair by Rocky Star, Bent Chair. *ALL PRICES ON REQUEST Shopping Guide on Pg

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1 Rainboots, Seletti. 2 Patina jug and teapot, ikkadukka.com. 3 Kochi lamp, IN Living. 4 Chair, Pedrali. 5 White joyous elephants, Bent Chair. 6 Pearl sofa, Visionnaire. 7 Joe sideboard, InLiving. 8 Gable chair, Essential Home. *ALL PRICES ON REQUEST Shopping Guide on Pg

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INSPIRED BY NATURE

Inspired by nature and seeking to capture its ethereal beauty, the Perch Pendant Light by Umut Yamac for MOOOI features five birds elegantly sitting along a golden ledge. With a slight touch of the hand, the birds actually take motion and begin to sway gently!

Shopping Guide on Pg

“I don’t like formal gardens. I like wild nature. It’s just the wilderness instinct in me, I guess! Sunshine, freedom, and a little flower.”

— Walt Disney, Author and Filmmaker

Speaking the dramatic language of flight and flourishFEATURE SEEMA SREEDHARAN

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flirting with, singing

and celebrating life!

The perch light tree by

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PRODUCT OF THE MONTH



SIGH!

“The health effects of air pollution imperil human lives. This fact is well-documented.”

— Eddie Bernice Johnson, Politician

A BREATH OF FRESH AIRWith air pollution being a major concern, here are some of the best air purifiers you can pick fromFEATURE AMIT GAIKWAD

WHIRLPOOL

USP: Ensure sound sleep with the low noise and the switched off indicator lights feature found in the Purafresh W440 air

purifier from Whirlpool. Another important feature is the filter alert sensor that

indicates the end of filter life.

KENT

USP: Make your space clean and dust-free with the Alps+ air purifier. It uses

the state-of-the-art HEPA air purification technology that monitors real time air quality. Plus, the activated carbon filter

absorbs foul odour from the air.

PANASONIC

USP: The intelligent Econavi technology in the F-PBJ30A air purifier from Panasonic

monitors daily activities and memorises the pollution levels at different times.

It then operates the air purifier for clean and fresh air.

USP: For year-round air purification and

circulation, the Pure Cool Link Air Purifier and Fan from Dyson is the one to try. The smart sensors promptly increase the

airflow for quick cooling in Summer.

DYSON

Sleek design, elegant

curved edges and a unique

parametric pattern, sure

makes this air purifier fit

in perfectly in any space.

Protect your family from invisible air

pollutants with the help of

the Ion cluster technology

available in the uAlphine Air Purifier from

Osim. An added feature is the

Titanium Dioxide, which neutralises viruses, bacteria and even mould.

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BOOKEDBring back the enlightening tradition of reading FEATURE JANICE FERNANDES

VERTICAL LIMIT

Place your books font and centre, don’ t let them

take a back seat.

WHAT’S ALL THE FUSS ABOUT?You don’t need to dedicate an entire room or corner to your books. If you love them then you use them any where you can. Pick one of these book cases to bring your tomes closer to you. Style, size and colour — the options are endless, hop on to the e-commerce bandwagon and go crazy.(CLOCKWISE FROM TOP) Litera bookshelf, Olivetheory.com. Sheesham obra book rack, Fabindia.com. Tapered shelf rack, Inliving.com. Avalon brown bookshelf, Iaah.com. Margaret book shelf, Pepperfry.com. Bookshelf, Olivetheory.com. All prices on request. Shopping Guide on Pg

HANDY PIECE

Go for a standard piece that will fit in anywhere.

TINY WONDERS

Start small and then expand.

CLASSIC DESIGNS

Do away with the mundane to bring character to your space.

This sleek piece is just right for a non-fussy effect.

ONLINE MARKET


LaunchPadFEATURE MEENAKSHI SHANKAR

MARKET UPDATE

Country CharmCapturing the relaxed, English country style with elements of shabby chic, Clarke & Clarke launches ‘Castle Garden’. The perfect choice in drapes and upholstery for modern country decor schemes.

STAY GOLDENBring in the New Year with a new twist to your traditional decor favourites. The tree of Life by Baaya Designs is a true ode to bringing the outdoors within your home. This new range offers a breath-taking bunch of fresh flowers cast in pure brass!

A classic revival Nothing says contemporary like smart geometric patterns. U Like Fabrics offers an extremely on trend collection of neoclassical upholstery fabrics. Rich in texture and durability, it vouches for a high luxury feel.

The classic vintage antiques from Studio Ezube

when placed in a modern decor

set up, add a huge dose of character. Believe us, it’s an

investment!

DECOR DIARY


THESTATEMENT PIECE Don’t just dream about it. Here’s your chance to own a piece of magic. These gorgeous lighting fixtures from San Souci create oodles of drama to your space.

Game ChangerThe wait is over.Ottimo, introduces Ludo — a walk in wardrobe, by Tumidei. We love the perfect sync of form and function. It’s just what we were looking for.

Designer Darryl Carter of Milling Road unleashes an exciting and elegant collection.This means refined clarity and freshness totraditional crafts and fine artisan traditions.

Talk about bringing home the classics.


A whole new addressWelcome the New Year with a brand new look. The best of home, lifestyle andtextiles come together at the IHGF Delhifair. If you happen to be in the Capital, from 23rd to 27th February, 2018, youcan’t miss this showcase.

ON TRENDIf you need a reason to indulge in opulence, head to Cane Boutique. Its latest collection celebrates vibrancy, strong characters, elegance and sophistication. It has definitely caught our attention. How about you?

Timeless PiecesIt’s all in the reinvented classics...really! Nivasa’s latest collection unleashes the magic of raw textures with sleek finishes, dense metal with delicate glass and leather stitched in contrasting hues. We love!

Wow factor alert! Bringing together luxurious, eclectic influences from around

the world, Beyond Designs launches its new collection of statement furniture — a mix of

contemporary and timeless designs.

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DECOR DIARY


Luxeredefined

Elegant and classy, this Scandinavian inspired,bedding and playroom accessories collectionfrom Sommer Home spreads the feeling of

warmth and love!

Delhi-based Raseel Gujral opens the doors of Casa Paradox Luxe, bringing a more curated and enhanced pop-up experience. We can’t wait for you to discover this happiness.

Zen inspiredJust what your home needed — a brand inspired by Japanese simplicity and design details, crafted by both, Indian and Japanese artisan, HIIH unleashes a prose where design is all about the details.

PRIMECOMFORT Looking for that perfect seat that will make you feel right at home? Your hunt ends here. Ashley Homestore launches it living room furniture collection ‘Carlino Mile-Mineral’. What are you waiting for?


Kitchens BathroomsThe latest on the not-so-small wonders that make our lives so much simplerFEATURE MEENAKSHI SHANKAR

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A New WorldFor your tommorow’s kitchen, bring in a unique touch to with Elica’s Deep Silence Hoods. These hoods come with EDS3 which are the quietest in the world.

New-Age StyleBring in perfection to your bathroom with the Nexa range of faucets from Corsa. Quite a stunner this one is, don’t you think!

State of the ArtCutting edge style and sophistication finds a brand new address in Kohler’s metallic collection. Chic and charming, the latest collection holds the promise to surely win your heart.

A Masterchef Experience Perfect for the New-age masterchef, Häfele’s latest Kitchen Machine is a complete solution that helps you rustle up some quick and delicious meals.

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Every home and family is unique and is looking

to add something specific in terms of aesthetics and even functionality with the

rug they choose.

At The Couch Potato – We believe a wellmade couch is an antidote to today’sfrenetic existence; a celebration of the

unhurried life. And we couldn’t agree morewith the philosophy at The Couch Potato.

Couch Potato aims at providing its customers the widest range of furniture with perfect customisation option with their choice of

texture and colour options to choose from.

our customers the same way as we

MitraThe Couch Potato today is the

destination store for sofas and is are actively supported by its fast growing fan

base. The coming years will witness the brand expanding its footprints through new stores across the country.

The Couch Potato today is a destination store for sofas and are actively supported by their family of 2500+ customers.

Abhijeet Mitra, Founder, The Couch Potato

THE COUCH POTATOCelebrating that one piece of furniture that ties everything together in your decorFEATURE AMIT GAIKWAD

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Much of Indian contemporary art has been influenced by

traditional cultural art. In this socio-economic climate, “Make in India” is truly the order of the day. Baaya pioneers in creating ethical, artisanal and hand-crafted products while contemporising them for modern day interiors. The Baaya Design Store curates the best of over 70 varieties of cultural art under one roof. Here are some tips to brighten up your space 2018.

RE-THINK INDIANA common interpretation of all things Indian is that it is restricted to an Indian setting with a very particular applications. However, Baaya excels in infusing Indian art into contemporary settings lending a chic eclectic vibe to a space.

DECOR TRENDS 2018Indie design is truly ‘in’ at this time. Yoga, wellness, Indian spiritual practices, natural remedies have made a big come back. Across the world and within India itself, there is an awakening to ‘Indian’ sensibilities

Indian art framed for posterity on your walls adds a royal feel to any space, be it in the bedroom or living room. Madhubani from Bihar, Gond from Madhya Pradesh, Orissa Pattachitra from Odisha or Warli from Maharashtra – take your pick. The artwork can also be commissioned directly on the wall. In this case, the rest of the decor should be dialled down to maintain the spotlight on the wall mural.

TILES – THE MORE PATTERNED THE BETTERAt Baaya we have a completely unique thought process. We use Jaipur blue pottery tiles on furniture in abstract assortments.One must first select a design that suits the surface that you want to do the tile work on. If you are going for a complex design, keep the colours simple. If the

design is modern and quirky, then colours can be interesting and experimental. An Ombre colour scheme is very on trend right now an interesting mix of shapes works when colours are complimentary. For example, a family of blues and reds works well together in different sized squares. One could also do basic checks in shades of green for an updated English look.

TERRACOTTA ACCENTSAt Baaya, we create wall murals using terracotta. The beauty of terracotta is that it works well indoors and outdoors. This beautiful wall mural makes an interesting conversation piece in the living room. Smaller terracotta figurines are a unique way to introduce doses of it into your decor.

VINTAGE CHIC VIBEBrass work is characteristic of a decade gone by. It instantly transforms the environment from the vivid present to a classic sepia. Speaking of treasure, nothing says vintage better than an aged treasure chest. It exudes an old-world charm like no other and guarantees to spark off endless conversation over some freshly brewed coffee.

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— Shibani Jain, Founder & CEO Baaya Design

Shibani founded Baaya — a

pioneering venture that curates, connects and

customises art and artifacts for interior spaces.


A bachelor pad is where all the fun and action happens. Literally! But thatdoesn’t mean it can’t be stylish at the same time. Here’s a list of items youcan quickly pick up from Surprise Home Linen and decorate your spacewithout too much fuss.INPUTS BY NIRAV MESWANI, DIRECTOR, SURPRISE HOME LINEN

LET’S START WITHTHE LIVING ROOMLet’s focus our attention on the couch. Ifyou haven’t got one, then you can evenuse a chaise. Plump them with some newcushions. It doesn’t always mean sissy! Usea colour palette where you bring in gazettedgrey, charcoal or even beige cushions. It’sall about adding comfort as well as givingit a geometrical bulk to the furniture. Usea solid rug in shaggy or viscose under the

want to have a few rounds of brandy afterdinner. To give character to your livingroom, you can introduce a graphic wall intoyour space. You can also bring in texturedcurtains to make sure the room looksnice and lively even when the curtains are

blanket thrown on the couch makes for theperfect snuggling excuse too!

TAKE THE EXCITEMENTINTO THE BEDROOMDon’t stop yourself from making a boudoir

plush as well as super masculine. Thereare brands in the home spectrum nowthat make things exclusively for theirmale customers. For example, Hugo Bossavailable at Surprise Home Linen hasamazing bedsheet and duvet sets that arevery fashionable and yet very masculineand urban. Use neutrals, greys or blues...don’t overdo the colour play in thebedroom though. Layer the bed with a soft

with a good quality black out lining. It not

also keeps out light on holiday mornings.If you have the space, a classic style wingchair may make a nice reading corner inthe bedroom too.

AND INTO THE BATHROOMA stylish bathroom kind of completesthe haven you own. Pile up extra towelsand napkins. The Hugo Boss at SurpriseHome Linen has a huge collection ofperfect browns, beiges and greys for thecontemporary man. Place an absorbentbathmat outside the shower area and asimple yet fashionable set for the basincounter to hold your grooming essentialsand liquid soaps. Hang a stylish robe on thehook behind the door. Just in case there issome unexpected company!

Viscose hand made rug available at

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Loft collection by Hugo Boss available at Surprise Home Linen

Beige and bath towels (part of the Plain Collection) by Hugo Boss and bath accessories;

both available at Surprise Home Linen.

White bedsheet set from ‘Toi Et Moi’ collection by Essix France (Available in India only) available at Surprise Home Linen

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oth Neha Sinha andSubhash Lal believe they

are still young and have a lot tolearn — the future holds endlesspossibilities.

While Subhash would love to giveback to society and do something thatwill help the people living in his city,Neha wishes to build a home wherepeople feel alive, united, carefree andat peace. When asked about failure,Subash says, “Failure is a chance,you wouldn’t want to miss. Mistakesare expected, but you have to respectthem and then correct them.”About success Neha says, “It is anexperience that you get the best viewof after the hardest climb. But thatclimb should be focused or else youwill never enjoy that view.”

Apart from co-relating a user’srequirement with the space, thefirst thing they consider beforetaking up any work is the extent ofcreative freedom that they will get.For Neha and Subhash, fame andfundamentals are inseparable, sothey would like to have fame that isfundamentally strong.

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I believe in ‘Meraki’ which meansto do something with soul, creativity,

or love, and to put something of yourself into your work.

— Neha Sinha, Managing Partner, Rainforest Italy

— Subhash Lal, Managing Partner, Rainforest Italy

THE ESSENCE OF COMFORTNeha Sinha and Subhash Lal

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Since we often have friends coming over for after-parties and social gatherings, we were wondering if you could help us design a small bar section and a terrace garden space as well.

Rajesh Premani, via email

Exotic trees around Japanese style gardens with miniature water bodies, tiny fountains with lanterns to light up, spell exotic design.

In cities with diminishing green spaces, to me gardens and tropical trees — bougainvillea in bright colours and frangipani — evoke a tranquil therapeutic welcome on a terrace garden designed for those after-parties.

FURNITURE & FEEL FOR THE PARADISE GARDEN

I would recommend a stone bar that could weather rain and sunshine without erosion. In the inner cavity of the bar, facing the bartender or host, you could design shelves, a tiny bar sink on one side of the counter, and a recess with electrical sockets for a mini fridge. Allow your wine cooler to be placed inside the house, and only give the provision of a miniature wine rack on one side of the bar counter.

Go with water-resistant water hyacinth furniture for the terrace or treated cast iron furniture if you are located near the sea like Mumbai or have to contend with the rains. Wicker, while more charming will not last a monsoon.

Miniature water bodies and tiny fountains with lanterns to light up the space will look great in a Japanese style garden.

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A terrace garden automatically conjures up images of a country setting, which means a charming garden trellis atop to protect us from the sun.

Nisha says, “Go with water resistant water hyacinth

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Augment the look with Mangalore tile rootletsre-enforced on your regular roof of the balconyto give that tropical feel even if you are in anapartment.

Wooden beams look rustic and chic.Use blue and teal Moroccan tiles on the

flooring. The wavelength created is chic, withelements of style that allow the outside to spillover into the inside. This will become one of yourfavoured haunts.

A terrace garden automatically conjuresup pictures of a country feel, which means acharming garden trellis atop to protect youfrom the sun. You could run an attractivehybrid vine or bougainvillea on thetrellis. Bougainvillea is so sculpturaland evergreen a vine that I almostalways use it in interiors to addambience. It makes itself at homein almost any situation. Groomed asa roof cover, pruned and in a variety ofshapes its trunk tends to be gnarled. Itadds to the atmosphere of a terracegarden in reds, violets, oranges,yellows or white bracts which appearon the ends of new growth. It will filter thesun’s rays into your garden so that you canretain light but also enjoy the shade.

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... REVEAL THE TRENDS THAT WILL DEFINETHE WAY OUR HOMES WILL LOOK THIS YEARCOMPILED BY VANITA ARORA

THE PROPHETS OF DESIGN...

Clean and straight lines with aless-is-more look is one of thekey trends we foresee for 2018.Geometric, clean and elegantdesigns with slightly curvedangles have the highest value inmodern interiors. Minimalistic,Scandinavian, and high-tech styles,as well as an influence of retro-

REFINED ELEGANCEmodern designs, are stylish options for interior design in 2018. Tartan check fabrics, wallpapers, minimal furniture with statement pieces, the balance of vibrant and subtle colours, art, old world accessories, stamp and coin collections and other memorabilia create an inspiring look. On the colour wheel, hot pink and burnt orange, will rule the palette.

GEETANJALI ANAND,Director, Andy Home


The style and trend in 2018, moves toa more refined and elegant look!

— Geetanjali Anand, Director, Andy Home

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Year 2018 will see the useof octane blue, purple and its

many gradients to reach awarm rose.

— Pierfrancesco Arnone, Senior Interior Designer, Studio Creo

The latest colour trends offercomplex combinations for interiordesign and decorating. A warm-cool colour balance and intensehues are essential elements forcreating harmonious, comfortableand beautiful rooms. According

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to me, there will be vibrant shades of green and blue that are more firm and bold. Grey tones when combined with other colours bring great emphasis. Strong or delicate, blue in various shades does not know season - even in 2018 it is slated to be the most-used colour. Furnishings will also, in a certain way, follow the colours of fashion.

PIERFRANCESCO ARNONE, Senior Interior Designer, Studio Creo

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Lighter shades of Cerulean blueare in the forecast. Nordic witha bit of shabby chic interspersedwith metallic detailing — verymodern yet going back to yourroots and bringing in that freshnessof something that is yet to beanticipated is riding the wave. The

SHABBY CHIC

trend would be of mixing shapes, diverse elements and looks which will come together to create a look. For instance, a Scandinavian chair, which is chic and clean with a correct balance of smoothness and angles, is interspersed with an ornate embellished vintage chair from South India.

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In terms of colour it would be deep jewel tones like emerald

green, jewel blue, deep ochreand wine red. A lot of rich

and lush textures in fabricswill rule the year.

— Anuja Gupta, Creative Director, apartment9

After decades of stark, formulaicinteriors, design is giving way tomaximalism — a luxurious riotof colour and pattern, a layereddecor style packed with delightfullydisparate elements, is coming to

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the fore. According to me, the trends for 2018 in design and decor are going to be more saturated — colour on colour and design on design. It is not simple any more. It could be like putting print on print and making the design look more busy.

ANUJA GUPTA, Creative Director, apartment9


The walls and ceilings will nolonger be plain and off-white incolour. There will be some kind ofpanelling and detailing — colouredceilings, wallpapers, wood,mouldings and light colour woodfinishes. For instance, a room can

STATEMENT CEILINGS & WALLS

have two to three coloured walls and mouldings which can be tonal, and one of the walls can be integrated with the furniture. The wall finishes will also become richer by means of integrated gold, copper and bronze finishes and simplified furniture with accent pieces.

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The trend is certainly moving towards natural fabrics. Luxury is in leisure and what you feel. When you talk about home, the fabric should be soft and handmade. In India, we have a lot of tribal craft and according to me, when it’s used in contemporary context this too is luxury simply because of the kind of effort and work with each piece is made. Even if lighting is handmade and has a story to tell, it will create more demand. In terms of colour, neutrals are always there to stay but bright fuchsia, orange, hot pink and burnt orange, will surely rule the palette.

NATURAL ELEMENTSMANDEEP NAGI, Design Director, Shades of India


While traditional and modern

schemes may have their individual characteristics

that define them, transitional themes

strike the perfect balance between

the two.— Shantanu Garg, Creative Head,

Shantanu Garg Design

A rendition of transitional themes is carving a niche path in the design evolution with a burgeoning demand to dole out projects that seamlessly blend modern elements with the traditional aesthetics. The colour palette is characteristically neutral and subtle with colour in accents. Transitional styles are more adaptive to its surroundings. In essence, this particular look can be attained by combining finishes and details of both these distinct styles of design and architecture. While traditional and modern schemes may have their individual characteristics that define them, transitional themes strike the perfect balance between the two. Thus creating attributes of an uncomplicated design.

TRANSITIONAL DECORSHANTANU GARG, Creative Head, Shantanu Garg Design

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fluidspacesLIVING WITH

With small spaces trending, we speak to our design visionaries on how to create

seamlesslyFEATURE MEENAKSHI SHANKAR

Annkur KhoslaPrincipal Architect, Annkur Khosla Design Studio

With fluidity in spaces as today’s mantra, the young designer believes in creating spaces that are unique yet functional. Annkur recommends bringing in fluidity through architectural elements. “When it comes to textures, bring in high gloss lacquer enamel, which can add a lot of shine to the space. Its reflective nature will also add fluidity to the space. Complement it with darker or matte surfaces. Use a viscose blend carpet to create an additional dimension to the space.”


Fluidity is when the boundaries are broken, first in thought and then

in space. The spatial limitations created due to our daily existences form barriers and also make the space limited

and small. — Annkur Khosla, Principal Architect

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The most intangible element of fluidity is keeping yourself as open as the spaces which flow, overflow and grow.

— Husna Rahman, Principal Designer, Fulcrum Design Studio

Husna RahmanPrincipal Designer, Fulcrum Design Studio

Fluidity is the reflection of a social shift towards living in a manner that is less enclosed. Closed spaces now embrace rather than greet with an imperial curtsey. The designer creates spaces where the walls are pulled down. Privacy is created by subtle means — sliding pocket doors, elegant pivoting doors and remote control devices that offer miraculous privacy at the touch of a button. We love the idea of creating privacy that does not isolate.


The key to creating fluidity in any space is to form a visual or spatial linkbetween them. This can be achieved in the form of a seamless floor to make

the space look expansive and connected.— Kunaal Kyhaan Seolekar, Founder & Creative Director, Studio Haus

Open-plan living spaces andmodular spaces are in trend aswe adopt modern architectureand fluid living. With the use ofstatement furniture and design,living spaces multifunction asgalleries, celebrating designelements and pieces of art.

Modular furniture systemsallow for transition. Oversized,transparent glazing is in trend,bridging the gap betweenthe exterior and interiorenvironments.

Elements can be connectedvisually with the help of

materials, textures, colours andfurniture along with modularelements like mobile dividers,moving walls and transformablefurniture. The space shouldflow organically into differentfunctional zones without breaksand interruptions.

Kunaal Kyhaan SeolekarFounder & Creative Director, Studio Haus

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Organic design is what comes to mind when Piyush and Priyanka talk about fluidity. Parametric architecture is the forefront of innovation in the field of fluid designs. It involves designing of everyday experiences, like ceilings, walls, furniture pieces,

etc, using complex mathematical equations. “‘Random’ is not really ‘random’ when it comes to designing a parametric space. It is like bringing order into chaos.What is important to create fluidity in interiors is that spaces flow into each other. The

transition from one room to the other should be smooth. Using similar materials becomes essential, especially in small spaces. It’s important that there shouldn’t be too many materials used, which will cause chaos,” they suggest.

A fluid design makes the user feel more comfortable, transitioning from one space to another.

— Priyanka & Piyush Mehra, Principal Architects, P.S. Design

Piyush & Priyanka Mehra Principal Architect, P.S. Design

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“I think colour is somethingthat is on every designer’sradar. Colour has the ability totransform a space like nothingelse can. You can use it toenhance movement or createseparate spaces with incredibleease. Homes are now morethan spaces to simply relax;they have become places toentertain, to eat, drink andwork. The use of consistentcolours and textures to tie upvarious areas within a spacehelps give you fluidity. Forexample, there’s no needto have an accent colour orwallpaper applied to only onewall. It’s better to wrap thesame colour across at leastthree walls to give it a more

unified look. Fluidity is almostabstract, it’s more a feeling thana product. To create this sense ofspace and freedom, decor needsto be used intelligently. Colourplays a huge role when it comesto encouraging movement,neutral shades always connectspaces while more vibrant huestend to break them apart. Whentrying to create a fluid space,look at pastel shades and neutralcolours for a sense of harmony.One colour as the base of yourwalls, running up on windowand door frames as sort of anemphasis skirting, will tie theentire space together. Avoid starkcontrasts as these will separatezones rather than maintain one,large, fluid area.”

Shonali MahajanCreative Director, Studio Wodehouse

Keeping textures as natural as possible feels the most organic and fluid. Fabrics like

linen, cotton, jute and silk are easier and lighter to experience.

— Shonali Mahajan, Creative Director, Studio Wodehouse

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“The idea of stripping down walls to create large spaces that are visually connected to each other is one of the key design elements I follow. By making the walls out of alternative materials one ensures less weight on floor

slabs, less occupied floor space and definitely more flexible ones. Functions that are interdependent on each other can very easily be combined together to form larger spaces. One can also experiment with various

materials when it comes to creating movable walls. For example, bamboo and glass partitions, polycarbonate sheets and metal partitions, glass and mild steel...the options and possibilities are endless.”

Nishita KamdarPrincipal Architect, Studio Nishita Kamdar

Experiment with the idea of flexible walls by replacing the regular brick walls with slim sliding glass or metal ones. The usage of glass

ensures there is maximum visibility

and sunlight flowing into each

of the spaces.— Nishita Kamdar, Principal Architect,

Studio Nishita Kamdar


Rohit MankarDesign Principal, Parallax Design Studio

“In today’s world where space is at a premium, there needs to be interchangeable spatially and functionally. I believe in exploring with materials that allow for multiple forms and uses, where floor surfaces can become walls, and the walls themselves become furniture. For someone who loves to entertain with cocktails and dancing, a larger space can be created with moveable walls, and modular furniture that combines to make a large bar. For those who love to celebrate by cooking together, open up the kitchen with collapsible partitions to create various prep areas. For a movie night — drop down screens, combined with flexible, moveable furniture can transform a small space into a viewing lounge.”

Furniture is also an important element to add fluidity in a space. Compact pieces that allow for multiple uses lend fluidity in

terms of both form and function.

— Rohit Mankar, Design Principal, Parallax Design Studio

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KEEP IT CLEAN

No matter what the latest decor trend is, a minimalistic colour palette will always be a favourite. Here are few ways to dress your

home with the perfect muted tones FEATURE NATALIA PAGARE PHOTOGRAPHS BINISHA AJMERA

(THIS PAGE) Dining table, Bar stool, both prices on request, both from Meuble. Pendent light, `6,800, The Kaliedo Store. Dinner plates, `770 each; Quarter plates, `550 each; Cup and saucer, `1,200; all from Tresorie. White vases, `13,000 each; Bottle, `2,100; Graphic vase, `4,950; all from Spacio. Wooden bowl, price on request, Tranceforme. Black plate, price on request, Abaca. (FACING PAGE). Sofa, Coffee table, Side table, all prices on request, all from Meuble. Owl, `9,900; Quote cushion,`1,900; Rectangular cushion, `1,700; Grey throw, `5,500; all from AA Living.

ETC drawers, `3,393; Plain blue cushion, `920; Wall art, `7,245; all from Peacock Life. SET UP AT MEUBLE, MUM AI.


Colour is to interiors what a silk tie is to a crisp white shirt. It adds character.

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(THIS PAGE) Tray; Plant; Flowers; all prices on request, all from Tresorie. Kettle and cups, `4,250, Spacio. Wooden bowl, Wooden plate, both prices on request, both from Tranceforme. Black tray; Chop sticks; Glass; all prices on request, all from Abaca. (FACING PAGE) Bed; Ottoman; Side table; Coffee table; all prices on request, all from Poltrona Frau Design Center.

Wooden tray; Black kettle; Glass box; Furn; Marble print vase; Lemon grass plant; all prices on request, all from Tresorie. Hanging lamp, `8,712; Black and white frames, `8,208 (each); both from Defurn. White bed cover, `14,600, INV Home. Throw; Small vase; both prices on request, both from Abaca. Bowl; Wooden plate, both prices on request, both from

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A strong backdrop works for this

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CONCEPT & STYLE MANDEEP NAGI, DESIGN DIRECTOR, SHADES OF INDIA

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This year calls for something unexpected. Make your home a showstopper as you experiment with fabrics in different shades and forms, to bring in

just the right touch of style


Heavy drapes are out! Try sheers in light, pastel and

airy shades. To bring in the natural element, add green

plants in line with the natural handmade fabrics.

— Mandeep Nagi, Design Director, Shades of India

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A rare choice for the bedroom — velvet bed covers give a distinct look to the room.

The contrasting hand woven cushion in a lighter tone layers

the contemporary effect.

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This entire look is focused on the iconic textile chandeliers and the wall hanging on the brick wall.

Paired with small bamboo lanterns, these chandeliers are a great choice for the living room corner.

— Mandeep Nagi, Design Director, Shades of India


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Purest in its form, the striped cushion on top of the deep brown rug from Ladakh only adds to the richness of the room. We love how the pure loom of the rug makes it ideal

for all seasons.


In an indoor setting, Nida plays with 3-D, gold-freckled butterflies, a magical combination of hanging and floor lights, and a plush seating arrangment...all in all,

a playful style with a formal twist.

The Whimsical Wonderland Wedding

Two is way better than one...we throw Nida Mahmood, the brain behind Blue Teapot Weddings, a tough challenge: To inspire our readers with two wedding styles that embrace the

magic and the whimsy...but in different palettes and settings! FEATURE AVRIL NOEL D’SOUZA PHOTOGRAPHS BLUE TEAPOT WEDDINGS LOCATION AMARA FARMS

The elegant

palette of nudes,

beige and gold

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couple.


Nida Mahmood is a womanwho wears many hats —fashion designer, productdesigner, stylist, and nowwedding stylist. With BlueTeapot Weddings, she aimsto brings her brand of quirkand fantasy to the worldof wedding planning. Weare excited!

NIDAMAHMOODDesigner

This is our favourite look from Nida, it’s a mix of the fantastical and romantic, while celebrating the rustic, barn-style outdoor setting that’s such a current hit. What do you think?

A generous pairing of candles and hanging lights, a pregnant, organically-styled table, hand-crafted bridal bouquets and a delicious naked wedding cake...this style incorporates natural tones in its palette, making it such

a pleasure to soak in.

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ART DIRECTOR PINKY AKOLASTYLE PRERNA MEHRA PHOTOGRAPHS BINISHA AJMERA LOCATION MASQUE, MUMBAI

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POTATO LEAF SOUPINGREDIENTS• Leeks 3 large• Butter 2tbsp• Vegetable stock 4 cups• Himachali potatoes 300gms• Himalayan salt, to taste• Dried marjoram, a pinch• Fresh thyme, 1-2 sprigs or Dried thyme 1/2tsp• Bay leaf 1• Sweet potato leaves 1/4 cup• Black pepper to taste• Garlic 3 cloves• Pumpkin seed oil

METHOD

1Clean and cut the leeks: Cut the leeks lengthwise and fan them

open under running water to dislodge any dirt or mud inside. No need to discard the trimmings - they can all be used to make stock. Finely chop the cleaned leeks and keep ready.

2Cook leeks in butter to soften: Melt butter on medium heat

in a thick-bottomed pot. Add the chopped leeks and stir to coat with the butter. Cover the pot and lower the heat; cook till they soften, then add the herbs and bay leaf. The leeks should not brown.

3Add broth, potatoes, herbs, salt, bring to simmer and

cook: Add the stock, diced potatoes and a teaspoon of salt to the pot. Increase the heat to high to bring to a simmer, then lower the heat to maintain a low simmer, and cook for 20 minutes, until the potatoes are cooked through. Add the sweet potato leaves and cook for two more minutes.

4Purée the soup: Remove and discard the bay leaf and thyme

sprig. Use a standing blender to blend the entire soup to a purée

Finish with pumpkin seed oil.

Make the

greens visually

appealing by

bringing out

edgy serveware.

An all-black set

will certainly

make an impact.


KALE SALADINGREDIENTS • Cherry tomato 1/4 cup• Pea shoots 50gms• Fresh kale 400gms• Kachampoli vineger 50ml• Olive oil 50ml• Seasoned rice vinegar 1tbsp• Honey 1tbsp• Salt 1tspn• Pepper 1/2tsp• Cacciota cheese 1/4 cup grated• Radish microgreens• Beetroot microgreens

METHOD

1Use a sharp knife to cut out the tough midrib of each kale leaf,

and discard or compost. Slice the leaves crosswise into thin, 1/4inch wide slices. The easiest way to do this is to work with a small bunch of leaves at a time, stack the leaves and roll them into a loose cigar shape. Then using a sharp knife, work from one end of the ‘cigar’ to

the end. Place the kale slices into a large bowl.

2Cut the cherry tomatoes into quarters.

3In a smaller bowl, whisk together the Kachampoli

vinegar, olive oil, rice vinegar, honey, salt, and pepper. Five minutes before serving, toss the kale together with the cherry tomatoes, all the microgreens, and the dressing, allowing the kale to marinate a bit. Right before serving, stir in the grated Cacciotta.

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Styling with

food is a whole

new dynamic.

Keeping it simple

and minimal is

key. You don’t

want the styling

to overpower

the food now.

do you?

FIDDLEHEAD FERNSINGREDIENTS • Fiddlehead fern 150gms• Fresh palm hearts 100gms• Garlic, 1 clove finely chopped• Onion, 1 bulb finely chopped• Salted butter 100gms • Dry white wine 50ml• Whey 200ml• Salt to taste • Black pepper, to taste

METHOD

1Clean the ferns in running water. Trim the ends and pat dry with a

kitchen towel.

2Finely chop the palm heart. In a heavy bottom pan, melt part

of the butter, then add garlic, onion and a pinch of salt. Sautee for a few minutes till they sweat — the mixture should not colour at all. Deglaze the pan with white wine, then add in the palm hearts and let them cook slowly. Add salt and pepper to taste.

3Add the whey and let it cook for a couple minutes more. Then

blend till smooth and pass through a sieve.

4remaining butter, sautee the

5Plate with the palm heart puree

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POPCORN ICE CREAMINGREDIENTS • Popcorn 100gms• Milk 100gms• Cream 100gms• Sugar 50gms

RHUBARB COMPOTE:• Rhubarb 200gms• Water 200gms• Sugar 40gms• Agar 4gms• Cookies, 2 crushed

METHOD

1Mix the milk, cream, sugar and popcorn together and let

heat, chill, then blend the mixture.

2Let the mixture freeze, then churn in an ice cream

machine as per instructions.

3Chop the rhubarb and add to water, sugar and agar. Boil

the mixture, then blend.

4Let the rhubarb mixture cool, and strain.

5To plate, start with a sprinkle of crushed cookies, then top

with a scoop of ice cream and the rhubarb jam.

CHEFPRATEEKSADHUThe executive chef at one of Mumbai’s most talked-about restaurants — Masque, Prateek Sadhu has created an address that celebrates the abundance India has to offer. The ingredients used at the restaurant are all locally sourced from across India, making it the place to go to for its fresh, organic and experimental fine dining.


The health

benefits of

avocado are well-

known to all. Use

it in a salad for

that much needed

nutritious

dollop of life.

AVOCADOSALADINGREDIENTS• Avocado 1 whole• Foxtail millet 75gms• Sour cream 80gms• Parsley, 40gms finely chopped• Salt, to taste• Black pepper, to taste• Orange zest, grated• Lemons 2• Edible flowers 10

METHOD

1Soak the millets overnight, thenblanch till soft. Add sour cream ,

chopped parsley, orange zest andadjust seasoning.

2Slice the avocado, then marinatewith lemon, salt and pepper.

3Put a scoop of the millet on a plateand cover with the sliced avocado.

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An inspiring bold apartment in the imposing city of Moscow FEATURE JANICE FERNANDESperspective

Bluesy hues pair perfectly with sensuous creams. The graphic flooring and subtle gold accents along with the lighting extend throughout the apartment.

A freshPROJECT


Being an architect by education, I pay a lot of attention to space planning. To create rooms of right form, they have

to be levelled by walls, cabinets, radius cornices and curtains.

— Ekaterina Lashmanova, Designer


The palour of the room is complemented beautifully by the rich niches that scream comfort and elegance in one of the most important rooms of the apartment — the master bedroom.


This apartment has its

indisputable advantages — high ceilings and so many

windows from floor to ceiling!— Ekaterina Lashmanova,

Designer

Ekaterina strives to achieve the best results for each and every project she undertakes. With an architectural degree from the Moscow Architectural Institute and a diploma with honours from the Moscow School of Design Details, Ekaterina’s repertoire boasts of a full range of services.

EKATERINA LASHMANOVAArchitect and Interior Designer

PROJECT


G lamorous is the only word that comes to mind when we see interior designer Ekaterina Lashmanova’s impressive work. Her attention to the smallest details can be seen and appreciated in this bold contemporary home. Designed for a young family in Moscow, Ekaterina had a free pass to turn the space around into something special.

Talking about the owner, Ekaterina says, “The owner of this apartment is ideal! I remember coming for a meeting to discuss the future concept of the interior plan and aesthetics, we spoke about design, trends, and in one moment she asked me what I

like. I opened my laptop and started showing my moodboards and what inspires me. She immediately said ‘That’s exactly what I want. Let’s do it!’” From there on there was no looking back for Ekaterina. Although she is known for using only custom-made furniture in her designs, this space is an exception. The furniture has been imported from America and Portugal from brands like Boca do Lobo.

With a leeway to open the doors of the place and spend some time bringing to life the most tasteful trends. Ekaterina designed more than a house – she created an inspiring and iconic place to live in for the family.

PROJECT


A glamorous bathroom portrays a funky style with its bold pink panels set off beautifully by the Art Nouveau gold mirror.

I’m impressed by the Portuguese designers. Everything they do is very

fashionable and relevant. Exactly, what this interior needed!— Ekaterina Lashmanova, Designer


L U X U R Y I N O R D E R A fusion of styles, fine workmanship and materials underlines this much-admired home

FEATURE VANITA ARORA PHOTOGRAPHS SHAMANTH PATIL J.

Indoor and outdoor spaces seamlessly blend with each other. As sandstone statues and tiles by the pool side add a touch of contemporary elegance.


REAL HOME


As we are familiar with the field of design and manufacturing, we wanted the house to reflect our passion for our work. We have put a lot

of thought to make everything look unique and different.Ritu Todi, Owner, Cane Boutique

REAL HOME


Complementing the 10-seater marble-top dining table with a rose gold base and chairs, the

chequered ceiling and breakfast counter do wonders for the space.


I have done my room inshades of white and black.

The headboard wall is ahuge, white, end-to-end

rose backlit panel.

Khushi Todi, Owner, Cane Boutique

(FACING PAGE) The master bathroom is inspired by the refreshing Mediterranean palette with its royal blue and printed tiles. (RIGHT) The powder room features a stunning mother-of-pearl door with a mirror panelled wall and a gold bowl wash basin inside.

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rare treat of various vistas that invite relaxation and calm,

the owners of Cane Boutique, Ritu and Khushi Todi’s home in Bengaluru is all about grandeur. A villa in a gated community, the exteriors follow an elegant Greek architectural style with columns and arches, while the interiors are all about open-plan living. “We broke a few walls to extend the space and

living room was planned to create a water element within the house for calm,” shares Ritu. Continuing the grandeur, the common spaces are designed with a touch of — textured walls, large Swarovski chandeliers, double-height linen drapes, mother-of-pearl doors, rich fabrics and fur carpets.

Luxury, comfort and practicality form the basis of the design philosophy both Ritu and Khushi give a big thumbs up to when it comes to designing a home. This comes through as soon as you walk into the living room, which is divided into three conversation areas, and features large artworks and furniture from Cane Boutique. Talking about the solid wood

style of the space Khushi says, “The master bedroom is luxurious and inspired by the serenity of Buddha. The guest room and family

classical in style.”

surprised by the very industrial and raw design, where there’s a bar, lounge and a home theatre area. When we say that the home stays true to each and every person’s style, we mean it. Plush and aesthetically right, every corner

feels like a cohesive whole.

We wanted to create a casual Indian-inspired balcony with low charpai seaters,

lots of colourful cushions, diyas and scented candles. It’s the perfect place to enjoy

an evening with friends. Ritu Todi, Cane Boutique

The designers subscribes to

less is more, as a design philosophy.

The clean lines effortlessly meld

contemporary urban tones to

create a narrative where form

follows function.

REAL HOME


TAILORMADE ELEGANCE

Interior Designer Richa Bahl reinvents a Mumbai home to create a vibe that is refreshing and luxurious FEATURE MEENAKSHI SHANKAR PHOTOGRAPHS BINISHA AJMERA

A global aesthetic influence is reflected in almost all of Richa’s work. There’s an emerging fusion of East and West; old and new.


REAL HOME


Colours play a very important part in the home. They do not come from the walls or the floor but from the accessories. The base colour is muted (grey, black or

off-white) so it is easy to build on this palette without it becoming a mess.

— Richa Bahl, Interior Designer

REAL HOME


The home reflects an interesting play of textures and materials, which makes this space come alive. These

elements are not obvious but they slowly unravel as you move around exploring

the space.— Richa Bahl, Interior Designer


Celebrating minimalism, Richa says, “The space is a balance of wooden and concrete flooring. No busy patterns come into play. The thumb

rule of creating a minimalistic place is striking a balance between bringing in and taking out

elements. Rhea’s house is minimalistic, yet has an interesting play of many things.“

his sprawlingMumbai homedraws inspirationfrom travel lores ofEurope. Owner ofone of the leadinglogistics supply

chain companies, Rhea Vazirani brought ininterior designer Richa Bahl to create a canvaswhere textures, materials and elements cometogether in perfect sync. There is nothingdistracting — every element plays the hero

windows. Flanked by the sea on one side and lush greenery on the other, Richa says, “I’ve created a space that goes beyond the trends that are in play, with blurred lines between the inside and the outside.”

As we slowly drink in the seamlessly

space, the book shelf and the sliding glass — we are met with a canvas that rests on the tenets of classicism. Not shying away from experimenting, she says, “I am still Old School when it comes to design. The simplicity of design in an old school canvas is timeless.” The challenge was when the acclaimed designer was called in midway into the project, when the space planning was already underway. With an everyday penalty looming like a dark cloud, the designer and her team worked around the clock to create a home for the owners that resonated a design vibe that could well be found in an European home. Building on Rhea’s design aesthetics, Richa says, “The home comes alive with the beauty of clean lines, the warmth of accessories, smart space

green colours that come together to create an unparalleled story.”

REAL HOME


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