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EDITOR’S NOTE Before I jump into the first issue of 2020, the editorial team of TIHG wishes you, your family and friends the very best for the coming year!

This is that time of the year when we look back at the year gone, and to plan for the new year. We, at TIHG, also have a resolution - to keep you, our dear readers informed about the new trends and the top decor stories from India and rest of the world.

Change can be good, and sometimes even necessary.

And this is the reason, we decided to bring all the new designs, patterns, textures that are on the horizon in this issue! So, if you are trying to figure out what to do with your home this year, we have featured a few trends, collected from Interior Designer and Architects’ firm that will make their way to our homes in the coming months.

We have a surprise! With our overworked lives, it is very important to pause and focus on our partner (read spouse). I am not stressing this for the upcoming Valentine’s Day, but I feel the most important gift that you can give, is to show that they really matter to you. Don’t book a romantic dinner at a high-end eatery, rather set up a beautiful table, cook simplest dishes ever and enjoy the company of your partner. Try this, because when was the last time you did something so personal for them?

With this and many more interesting stories such as decorating with classic blue, adding florals to home, and digital prints in furniture, make your house an Art Home.

Stay inspired always! r.singh@nextgenpublishing.net

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shopping agenda Thanks TIHG for a lovely shopping section. It was just in time for Bringing outside in: Adding greens for a the holiday season and I am feellively feel ing quite sorted for all the house We're Loving: Weaved Magic & parties coming up. Another one Zebra Prints of my favourites was the ‘Green Day’ story, how lovely it is to see plants being given the limelight they deserve.

Ring in the I cannot wait to deck my home up with Right! lovely succulents TIHG has always managed to create special interests in and plantdesigns and decor. I really loved the wall decor feature ers for a cleaner and greener environment which brought some new and unique entrants. Moreover, the magazine’s approach towards the green imshweta chopra, Nasik peachment is somethng which I always look forward to.

With the increasing pollution, indoor greens are the best way for a clean air, and TIHG assures you to imbibe it. As What an end to the decade! This issue is by far my favourite 2020 sets in, my excitement for new stories and ideas TIHG issue. Fabulous luxury gift ideas, the denim invasion, the rushes to hear the best from them. green inspired home, all the stories are just beyond words. shalini kapoor, Hyderabad Exceptionally amazing were the stories with wicker furniture suggestions, sweet polka dot and stripe accessories, and the artists that use junk. Honestly cannot wait for the issue that will be the start of the next decade. kevin d’souza, Ajmer

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animal aficionado Not sure if its a popular opinion, but animal print is my most preferable print there is. This issue of TIHG has been loaded with animal oriented products, from the animal print cups and trays, to the stunning feature of zebra prints, it has been a stellar issue for me. This issue is going in my book shelf and staying there for all the gifting inspiration I might need. . nehal das, Howra

new beginnings Focusing on the best has always been TIHG’s main motive and being a regular reader I feel they never fail to surprise me. Some features like Palette Play and Style File assures that decor can be so much fun. With new concepts coming with the new year, TIGH gives us an ample of ideas to design our lives with innovative techniques. I wish the entire team of TIHG a prosperous 2020 ahead. arpita khadelwal, New Delhi The Ideal Home and Garden January 2020 |

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Celebrate your date with SIEGER by FÜRSTENBERG’s Valentine’s Day collection that oozes luxury in all ways. Ranging from champagne goblets in finest porcelain with 24-carat gold, we loved the versatile and variable champagne cooler faces that can also be used as a vase or interior object.

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1. Quick Fix Alchemy’s autumn-winter 2019 collection c of handcrafted furniture takes inspiiration from the pantone colour, and is a perfeect balance of vibrant and earthy tones. The maaterials used for inlaying are mainly wood, meetal, ivory, camel bones, precious tones and pearls shells. (alchemythestore.com) 2. The Epic Flow Parryware’s alpha faucet boasts of o a ceramic inner head ensuring sturdy built, durability and life. Designed with an angled spout, the faucet range comes with effective flow+ technology, and are installed with high quality aerators to deliver a smooth foam flow. (parryware.in) 3. The Rugged Story D’decor unveils rugnovate, the new rugs collection, which offers an eclectic range of appealing designs in a trend-focused palette.

The theme includes spectrum, golds, black and white, red earth, naturals, into the blue, yellow glow, the greenhouse and plains and teens. (ddecor.com)

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2 1. South Bound Ellementry’s first store in Anjuna, Goa has a stunning range of kitchenware, tableware, wall and home decor housed in a Portuguese style villa. Also on display are a collection of handcrafted patio furniture. (ellementry.com) 2. Lovingly Beautiful Rosenthal celebrates love through their porcelain gifts series by creating a romantic atmosphere. The brand’s tailor-made Sambonet cutlery with personalised engravings are non-resisting gift ideas. (rosenthal.de) 3. Smokeless Wonder Faber’s new chimney without filter is a low maintenance product requiring no regular cleaning. The filter-less hood makes less noise, and efficiently extracts oil, smoke and grease while cooking. It comes with a black duct cover and the hood is made up of black tempered glass. (faberindia.com)

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1. Class Apart Dash Square introduces the world’s largest manufacturer, Ashley Furniture Homestore with 6 lifestyles which will fit your dream home just perfect.

Sofa sets, bedroom sets, dining sets, and much more at just an affordable price for world-class quality furniture.

The new collection of furniture brings with it a charming luxury vibe. A contrasting, wonderful combination of traditional and modern styles. (dashsquare.com)

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The collection offers quintessential luxurious textiles in neutral shades, and is a clever combination of wool and viscose. Great for bedspreads, curtains and cushions. (maishaa.com) 3. Tropic Affair Inspired by the exotic fruits, animals and foliage of the tropical paradises of the world, Klove exhibits for the first time The Goa Collection. It is a tribute to the wonders and mysteries of the tropics and the iconic 1970s era of Goa. The collection features eyecatching chandeliers, a statement wall installation and decorative fixtures. A celebration of Indian craftsmanship, every detail has been handmade to perfection. Metal, rattan, veneer and hand-blown glass have been combined to design pieces that embody the true spirit of the tropics and Goa. (klovestudio.com)

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Ahead of The Curve The recently launched Kohler Experience Centre in Shakti Mills, Mumbai is a melting pot of art and design in the city featuring bathroom inspirations from seven of the most prominent and influential global architects. Spread across an expanse of 16,000 sq. ft. over two floors and hosting four distinct zones, the Experience Center serves as a source of inspiration for bath space decor and provides for an elevated, immersive retail experience. Designed by the Mumbai-based award-winning architecture firm ZZ Architects, the store features interactive and LIVE product displays, a fully equipped co-working space and a warehouse area with a dedicated modular space that helps customers pick the right products for their projects. (kohler.co.in)

Future is Here Syenergy Environics Ltd. has come up with Envirochip which protects its users from harmful effects of electromagnetic radiation emitted from mobile phones and other personal devices such as laptops, tablets, baby monitors, routers, smart TVs and desktops.

The chip has been tested and certified by Max Healthcare, India & DB Technology (Cambridge) Ltd., UK. Reviewed by the well renowned MIT’s (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Technology Review, Envirochip has been clinically tested for proven health benefits. Important to note that this chip does not interfere with the signal strength of the device, hence no call drops and the Wi-Fi doesn’t lose speed. (environics.co.in)

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The Story Unfolds PlyMahal’s latest launch “Splendid Stories” collection is an intersection of exceptional craftsmanship and contemporary decoration. Bringing together the primary function of decorative panels with high decorative value, with the technical properties of resistance to water and termites—the collection makes an opulent statement in any room. Visually enchanting from a-far, the alluring designs reveal the labors of fine workmanship when viewed up-close. The magnificent designs can be used to enliven walls, architectural features, furniture, cabinetry, and backsplashes and are suitable for both contract and domestic use. (plymahal.in)

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The curated directory for Ambiente 2020 has taken the meta-trend sustainability to a new momentum with an increase of 66 companies this year

“The Show” for the entire industry, Ambiente is undoubtedly the world’s number one in products associated with dining, cooking, household items, furnishings and ornaments, interior design, gifts, jewellery and fashion accessories. Over and above the product range offered by the exhibitors, Ambiente 2020 will also provide its visitors with a variety of first-hand options to learn about sustainability.

The Ambiente Ethical Style Guide has become established as a valuable tool for forward-looking retailers who have embraced the spirit of our time. This special exhibitors’ directory, which covers all product groups, leads visitors to companies that make products under sustainable and socially responsible conditions, while also helping them to come to a better assessment of the products on offer. To assist the reader, the Ethical Style Guide has six clearly defined categories: Environmentally Friendly Materials, ResourceFriendly Manufacturing, Fair & Socially Responsible Production, Re/Upcycling Design, Handmade Manufacturing and Sustainable Innovation. “Classic consumerism is currently giving way to an increase in ethical consumerism. People want to feel positive about the things they surround themselves with, and this makes them more mindful and critical in their buying behaviour. Moreover, they are usually well informed and ask about the origin, manufacturing method, materials and social responsibility associated with a product. But it also presents retailers with new challenges. It means deciding between recyclable solutions and fair trade projects as well as between good marketing and greenwashing: Which suppliers and which products are genuinely sustainable and in which areas?

Answers to such questions can be found in the Ethical Style Guide,” says Nicolette Naumann, Vice President of Ambiente.

The world’s biggest consumer goods trade fair will take place in Frankfurt from 7 to 11 February 2020. Last year it welcomed 4,460 exhibitors from over 90 countries. TIHG The Ideal Home and Garden January 2020 |

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Showcashing different product zones that are categorised into Lifestyle, Interior, Fashion, and Enrich, the 35th edition of HKTDC Hong Kong Houseware Fair is expecting 2,100 global exhibitors

As Asia’s leading houseware fair, the four division of categories will cover exquisite dining, home decor and eco-friendly houseware products under “Lifestyle”; trendy interior designs for each space under “Interiors”; designs from the young entrepreneurs in the Start-up zone and the products from concurrent events, Hong Kong Fashion Week and Hong Kong International Home Textiles & Furnishing Fair in “Fashion”; spotlighting quality-of-life-enhancing products such as pet supplies, baby products, gardening supplies and beauty and healthcare products will fall under “Enrich”.

The signature Hall of Elegance, the prestigious space for the highly sought-after designer collections and brand name products, will remain to be the highlight of the fair. Other notable zones include the World of Fine Decor, where premium home decoration products, furniture and artificial flowers will be highlighted.

Held concurrently with the Houseware Fair, is the 11th HKTDC Hong Kong International Home Textiles and Furnishings Fair, which is expecting over 300 global exhibitors to create the perfect one-stop platform for buyers to source a vibrant selection of textile products from the finest suppliers. In 2019, the fair attracted some 19,000 international buyers from 103 countries and regions.

The Home Textiles fair comprises seven theme zones with clear product categorisation for easy and convenient sourcing.

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A big yay for these Pop Arts to revolutionise your decor style and add a quirky punch to your ambience RESEARCH: YUKTI KASERA

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Gioconda Vanity, `1,65,836 approx, Cross Magri; Crazy Home Painting

by Momenti*, available at Ottimo; Hollywood Romance by Romero Britto from Goebel's Pop Art collection*, available at S.T.Unicom; Bloom by Arshad Sayyed*, available at Wallcano; Marilyn Monroe by Mark Andrew Allen*, Great Banyan Art *prices on request

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Handle With Care Give a unique touch to your furniture by fixing these handles and let your decor do the talking

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Serip Door Handle Nimbus*, available at S.T.Unicom; Old style Handle by Gorlini*, available at Ottimo; Goccia Canova Handle

by Fendi Casa*, available at Seetu Kohli Home; Luxury Flow Cabinet Handles, `8,053 (approx) onwards, Object Cor; Glass Bottle Stopper, `595 for set of 2, Ellementry; Goutte-Lune Handle*, BonnemazouCambus *prices on request

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Serip Buffet Cabinet*, Beyond Designs; Dragony Collection by Cipriani Homood*, available at Ottimo; Chandigarh sideboard, `44,551 onwards, Iqrup + Ritz; Composition 7, `84,000, IDUS; Dia by Giorgetti*, available at Sources Unlimited *prices on request

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Brown Boost CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Midnight Saffron Rug, `6,04,000, Obeetee; Fleur D’or Wooden Cake Stand, `3,490, Ellementry; Head Sculpture in Bronze Finish, `45,000, Evolve Interiors & Exteriors; Cordobe Leather Chair, `51,330, AKFD Storey; Reindeer Storage, `48,000, IOTA; Streamer Trunk Bedside Table, `18,500, Studio Ochre; Gatsby Bar Cabinet, `1,53,000, Magus Designs; Cube Centre Table*, I’M, The Centre for Applied Arts; FF Brigitte Fur Armchair*, Fendi Casa; Turkey Tail Paduk, `79,100, This and That; *prices on request

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: India Large and Small Vases*, Utopia and Utility; Kidney Ottoman, `63,295, Jonathan Adler; FF Anya Ottoman*, Fendi Casa; Tobol Rug*, The Rug Republic; Malachite Bar Cabinet, `1,95,000, Casa Pop; Kabuki Lamp by Kartell, `1,21,000, IOTA; Agate Book Ends, `6,000, Bespoke Home Jewels; Shaken Leaves Napkin, `1,250 for set of 4, Safomasi; Piaf Drum Pendant Lamp, `5,899, The Purple Turtles; Urban Coasters, `2,765 for set of 6, Images D’Orient; *prices on request

Green Situation

Palette Play

Su ly CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Devil in Disguise Pendant Light, `4,490, The White Teak Comapany; Urban Bungalow Rug, `13,400, Jaipur Rugs; Camila Fabric Single Seater, `13,650, Danube Home; Yellow Weaver Cushion, `2,500, Safomasi; Giant Acrylic Frog, `49,150 approx, Jonathan Adler; Ottoman Arm Chair by Ligne Roset, `1,76,000, IOTA; Mirtus Vases*, Visionnaire; Coxom Rug, `26,490, The Rug Republic; Kelly Lamp in Ochre, `16,800, Iqrup+Ritz; Mustard Peony Dessert Plate, `3,850, Minimal Indian; Trapeze Pop Yellow Bowls*, Alexa Lixfield; *prices on request TIHG

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Special Feature

MARTAND KHOSLA X GUNJAN GUPTA ‘Chairity Starts at Home’ are 24 small chair objects that reflect the world and its structures while reimagining seats. The work primarily uses brass and brick dust in a fun collaboration. The fun is further extended to the names, such as sofa-ltu, ek do teen chair, and in a bad mooda, etc.

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N TIO GHT I B U XH E E S BRO AND U NIQ AIR TISTS ET A U 10-CH AR ERPR F D O S INT AIR LE R T I I O T A T H E P RS E C N E L I N B N M IG DES HE HU T

PUNEET KAU USHIK x AYUSH KASLIWAL Making a political statement through a chair, Take’me’ has all the elements of a functional objject but is disoriented in a way that it no longer performs its functions, and mocks its own existence. The chair is made of embroidered beads on canvas, wood, cast m metal, synthetic fur and natural wood - signiffying the variety of people and institutions thaat constitute India. Its bold red signals the soreness and the warnings that the situation needs to change.

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VALAY GADA x MANDEEP NAGI The Anchorite’s Armchair: A Seat for the Soul is an artwork that reflects the tension between the often harsh reality of life and the delicacy of the internal spiritual journey.

Made of brass, mild steel, cotton, fabric, gold foil and beads, the marriage of the strength of metal and the softness of fabric recreates the inevitable tensions of modern urban life and the sublime solitude craved by the soul.

GR IRANNA x KLOVE The Umbilical Chair is a visual representation of the relationship between humans and social influences. The birds are symbolic of a need to break free from the pressures that intertwine our lives daily where as the chair represents the social interactions we hold on to.

MARCANTONIO X SCARLET SPLENDOUR Marcantonio thinks that the greatest inspiration comes from nature, both from its forms and from its attitude, everything in nature is essential and functional.

He sees a great similarities in the natural world, within it and also compared to our world.

The expansion of the city recalls the growth of certain micro organism, a tree remembers our veins. In the Forest Chair, he has worked with the concept of “vegetal animal” as it creates a hybrid that evokes a stronger of word than natural.

BOSE KRISHNAMACHARI X ALEX DAVIS “…and the 4th chair” takes inspiration from the renowned conceptual artist, Joseph Kosuth’s and his most written about art work, ‘One and Three Chair’ (1965). In his work, Kosuth represents one chair in three ways, a chair as an object, a photograph of the chair in actual scale and as a copy of the dictionary definition of a chair, whereby completing all the three forms of perceptions.

Alex and Bose created the fourth chair with the help of Braille language.They wanted to explore inclusiveness as well minimalism with their design. An ‘idea’ opened to the space to visually experience and sensitise slowly.

ANITA DUBE X MADHAV RAMAN O Phantom of Liberty, a conceptual cleansing duo that is sheltered in two-tone of velvet that conceals the real material - ceramic, was ideated after a conversation around chairs, and then plonk! the image of the iconic dinner scene from Luis Bunuel’s 1974 film, The Phamtom of Liberty where the guests arrived at the party were given WCs as the seats and there was no food and no eating rather the conversation moved from casual small talk towards politics, pollution and population.

In real life too, WC is actually the first chair before starting the morning ritual. A functional throne, where the body is master of ceremonies.

KARL ANTAO x GURJIT MATHAROO An indication of worldly possession, ‘Me-Raaj’ is designed using hundreds of LED lights hung using optical fibre in the form of a conventional chair.

The light gets on and off, and changes colours in a rhythmic flow, making the chair disappear for few seconds. The idea stresses on the notion of what is real and what may be a mirage.

SHAKUNTALA KULKARNI x SANJAY PURI Titled La Liberta (Freedom), the chair represents freedom in ways of design and interactive narratives. Nine 2 dimensional punctuated elliptical planes of varying sizes are angled differently while using singular element and material that appears to fly outwards in all direction depicts freedom. Rendering the chair interactive, four strips of images form a narrative, each one showcasing a series of movements, on different parts of the chair along the circular edges.

Each strip again is fitted with a magnifying glass that can be moved to see the images in larger size. Different reels of the chair narrate different stories of the female warrior - fearless, powerful and free. TIHG The Ideal Home and Garden January 2020 |

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In-Vogue

Pantone’s colour of the year will be an influential landmark for many Products and concePts. Classic Blue is the elegance of the sky, mingled with the power of the deep blue sea. It’s a colour so simple and attractive that it works with every other colour on the palette, and is almost a neutral.

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Artwork by Sanjyt Syngh

In-Vogue

To all the blue lovers out there, time to go all out with your stylish ways; Pantone agrees with your choice of colour. Paint it blue!

The Blues

brinG on

R E S E A R C H : M E H A K G U P TA

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In-Vogue

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Cosmo Sofa, Missana; Atomic Suspension Lamp, DelightFULL; Bowy Sofa byPatricia Urquiola for Cassina; Block Sofa, Missana

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In-Vogue

Serene, supple and calm are all adjectives one wants to use to describe their home. The classic blue hue brings home exactly that and so much more. It’s a subtle nod to minimalism, and allows you to go all out with the shade. You could not overdo it if you mix this colour with the right shades of neutrals.

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Moire Blue Carpet, HANDS; Big Blue Ultramarine India, Utopia and Utility; Ocean Blue Kopie Glass Art, Alexa Lixfeld; Archibald Chair, Poltrona Frau; Oceana Coral Sculpture, Sweetpea & Willow; Indigo Addiction Wallpaper, MINDTHEGAP

Take inspiration from our selection of classic blue products from the most prestigious brands around the world. This colour is a shade that will last you years, a colour that would not go out of style. Be on d on the onset of the decade, and trend sett an example for your guests on how to do it in style.

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In-Vogue

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Splash Installation, Indi Store; Autumn Lamp, Alexander Joseph; Pavone Armchair, Visionnaire; Sanluca Chair, Poltrona Frau

As iconic as blue is, coupled with classic colours such as black b or grey, it could ignite the spark of elegance and bring alive your home. P Paint it blue this year and allow yourself lf to be charmed with the grace of you ur space. It will be an adventure of a kind tto go in this direction and bring out the bbest in your creativity and style. Use this ass an inspiration for a whole collection as a designer, or just go all out with h your own home.

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ChiC SpaCeS pg49

SpeCiaL Feature pg54

editor’S piCk pg55

Iqrup+Ritz

Luxe File

Back To

Country

oads

Cozy and inviting - country inspired homes prove to be a perfect antidote for hectic life schedules. Indulge in the rustic tales of these country homes with joy and involve these insights for a splendid pastoral look!

STYLING: YUKTI KASERA I M AG E S : S U S H A N T S I N H A L O C AT I O N : N I VA S A

`2,2 299, House This riped Ruth Cotton n Dhurrie, `1,59 wards, Gunny Jute Pouffe, `2,50 00, 0 both from Fabi ; Dolce Ma zin ne Holder, `4,9 0, Orb Tea Ligh ht H lder, `1,100, o from OPAQ Q E; Homemade W t Love Kitchen n Tow T el, `499, Hou use e Of Ekam; Rust c Old Trunk, `7,500 Wicker World d; K Kane N Able Dressse er, `82,000, assa sa

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Luxe File

Epicurean Magazine Holder, `4,900, Botanical Ottoman, `6,800, Mesa Candle Holder, `1,590, all from OPAQUE; Hanging Mirror, `3,500 for set of 3, Zufolo Designs; Textured Daydream Cushion, `975, Throw Pillow; Melange Rug, `16,000, The Carpet Cellar; Phoenix Cane Chair, `58,000, Cambridge Media Unit, `2,28,000, both from Nivasa

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Blue Jute Planter cum Storage Basket, `699 (Medium), Black and White Ikat Tassle Quilt Set, `6,399, House Of Ekam; Blue Akasam Cushion Cover, `599, Grey Arabian Sea Cushion Cover, `599, Black Arabian Sea Cushion Cover, `599, all from House This; Farmhouse Black and Cream Stripes Fringe Pillow, `850, Throw Pillow; Woven Dana Dhurrie, `990 onwards, Fabindia; Wood Bowl, `5,600, Gratitude Hanging, `700, both from Silk Road and Beyond; Magnolia Chaise, `1,12,000, Nivasa; Braided Curl Ottoman, `8,950, Wicker World; Wooden Deer Heads*, Home & Hearth, *price on request

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Luxe File

Yellow Jute Planter cum Storage Basket, `699 (Medium), House of Ekam; Patchwork Rug, `12,000, The Carpet Cellar; Victorian Fireplace, `1,02,000, Nivasa; Half Moon Throw, `3,200, Zufolo Designs; Boho Textured Neutral Throwpillow, `780, Throw Pillow; Checkered Beauty Chair, `25,500, Wicker World

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Catori Tribal Lumber Cushion, `975, Throw Pillow; Beige Ayat Cane Basket, `2,499, House This; Bamboo Ice Basket, `2,950, Cane Basket, `995 (Large), Nest, `2,250, all from Silk Road and Beyond; Siesel Rag, `16,000, The Carpet Cellar; Cane Dining Chair, `38,000, Magnolia Chest of Drawer, `1,28,000, Nivasa; Jug, `1,600, Facetted Mug, `1,800 for set of 2, Serving Dish, `2,000, all from The Clay Company

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Chic Spaces

HOLLYWOOD

Dre

ouse

Like the den of the ‘King of the Jungle’, Alex Pall of the famous Chainsmokers duo’s home is as rich, eclectic and dreamy as it could be!

IMPRESSIONS: ShRutI jaIN

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Chic Spaces

Throughout the house, you can witness a wide variety of styles which Peti Lau combined to emphasize the eclecticism of the house’s architecture.

The family art piece dictates the overall look and feel of the room. Complimenting the powerul piece is an equally bold colour palette- Benjamin Moore’s Polo Blue on the walls creates a statement and “a sense of sexiness and masculinity”.

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It is customary to say that the house is the mirror of the soul. Considering that this is a totally true statement, it is natural that a man who’s achieved fame and wealth mixing music would be drawn to a house that’s a hodgepodge of archetectural styles. “All we know” is that the home of Alex Pall, half of the Chainsmokers - a Grammywinning DJ duo- was built in the 1930s and had renovations done in the 1980s and 90s which added a dash of industrial edge. The mashup is what appealed to the DJ and he turned to interior designer Peti Lau to help him decorate his Hollywood Hills house.

Pall had already installed the nature-themed wallpaper and the orange-velvet couch in the family room when Lau began decorating the house. She acontinued the interior- jungle theme, as she called it, with a natural-fiber coffee table that evokes dried versions of the leaves on the wall, and leopard and tribalprint pillows. The orange, green and blue palette of the painting by Hassan Hajjaj recurs in trippy throw pillows from Silken

Chic Spaces The circles on the sideboard are engraved to the back and side of the unit too, giving it an extreme character and hightened look. It is a perfect furniture piece for retro lovers or mid-century admirers, giving the knurling knobs on the drawers or the tapered legs.

From tropical patterns in the living area to an almost romantic and slightly dramatic master bedroom, you will find that there is nothing boring about this interior decor!

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From the colourful, casual and youthful look to the details of luxury and refinement, these master bedrooms are a dream to any interior design lover.

Embracing the mix of style which was already going on in the house, the designer has approached each interior space as its own environment, mixing different decade styles and colours with Pall’s contemporary art collection.

Featuring a nice open layout, perfect to accommodate the tree that is literally growing through the entryway, the house boasts of classic bungalow features, including slate floors and stone fireplaces.

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Chic Spaces

Favours and the vintage Turkish rug laid over a larger jute rug. The living room features a sideboard from Essential Home which is inspired by the 007 films. It is built entirely out of solid walnut wood, accented by its gold-plated brass front doors that feature a protruding circular design. “The house had this built-in eclecticism.

It felt appropriate to approach each interior space as its own unique environment.” The international Interior Designer brashly mixed decades and colours and incorporated Alex Pall’s growing contemporary art collection, an approach that miraculously holds each room together.

She has developed a signature style she coined AristoFreak. Peti expresses her worldy inspirations with eclectic colours, patterns, and textures to create romance and moods in all of her spaces. It is Lau’s ideology of “old world charms” adapted for modern living that gave this house a oneof-a-kind vibe. tIhG

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Special Feature

Forever Flowers

Only Roses

Eternal Roses

lasting eauty

R mantic history, and the famed Beauty and the Beast rose is etched forever in our memory. What if we could keep these flowers forever?

R E S E A R C H : M E H A K G U P TA

Fiorella

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Infinity or everlasting flowers are flowers that are natural and conserved to retain their beauty for a long time.

Usually these flowers last for a year, and can live up to three years on some occasions. Different florists from around the world have come up with amazing techniques of preservation.

These arrangements of preserved roses start with the finest blooms and foliage sourced from the very best growing regions all over the world. These roses are treated quickly after picking which ensures they are in prime condition with all their stunning natural looks captured in time. When they reach their peak of growth each rose has their sap replaced with a moisturizing preservative which keeps them soft and supple with the look and feel of a fresh rose but with an up to three year extended life These flowers require minimal care, with no watering or sun needed. They should be kept away from direct sunlight and avoid being watered. These flowers retain their natural value and biodegradability even after preservation.

This process is a great way to add nature in your space in an environment friendly way. TIHG

Editor's Pick

Altus Interio 3rd Culture

Style Stamp Moroccan Etched Glass, Serendipity

Are you sure of your home design inspiration? Unravel your choices with the following design styles and render your space with these new chapters RESEARCH: YUKTI KASERA

In Furs Ottoman

by Fratelli Boffi available at Wisma Atria

Ar Aparna Kaushik

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Editor's Pick

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Westerly Wind Snack Plates, ta.da; Pom Pom Pelican Chair, Sarthak & Sahil Design Co; Pillow Covers, The Hunted Fox; Thar Cushion Cover, IDAM; Wonder Ottoman, OPAQUE; The Boho Collection, Obeetee

Nomadic Twist

"Creating a Boho Interior is important because it makes you exercise your own creativity when combining colours, textures and items from different cultures. These interiors are often unique and reflect the user's personality. You can combine the emotionally charged items from your family with aesthetic objects you got in a design store, essentially building your own Boho style." ~ Zeynep Lale Rende, 3rd Culture

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Editor's Pick

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Bijoux Carpet, Rugs and Beyond; Andalusia Collection, Images D'Orient; Oriental from Delightful Classics Collection, Sans Souci; Moroccan Style Tile Collection, FCML; Majorelle

by Mokum and Catherine Martin, available at James Dunlop Textiles; Moorish Mosque, Kapurthala, Ar Abha Narain Lambah

"For a Moroccan themed interior go with cool colors-blue, white, green and aqua, incised plaster, arabesques and geometric patterns, glazed hand made tiles, and old hand woven rugs. Moroccan style is timeless and works especially well for sunny climates, be it in Asia or California." ~ Abha Narain Lambah, Abha Narain Lambah Associates

Love in Morocco

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Editor's Pick

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Eleanora Collection, Dreams Furnishings; Jardin d'Eden Collection by Christoe, available at Sources Unlimited; MT2, Bent Chair; Silver and Crystal Candelabra, Address Home; Versailles Sofa, Boca do Lobo; Vanessa Carpet, HANDS

Vic

ian aul

" To bring about a French classic style, one needs to understand that elegance and boldness have to be balanced in the way the various elements are used, and the colours are diluted by the overall modern volume.

For example, in this space a modern plain ceiling and fishtailed patterned wooden floor are glamorised by a very classic gold leafed fireplace and chairs upholstered in teal blue colour. A few hints of antique brass can also give a space an expression of regality. You could decorate a space with artefacts to impart a French classic style." ~ Aparna Kaushik, Aparna Kaushik

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Editor's Pick

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Lilian Carpet, Rugs and Beyond; Miran Collection, Address Home; Gul Fiza Cotton Muslin Quilt, Good Earth; The Mughal Era Bed and Table Runner, India Circus; Gulaab Guldasta Wall Mirror, Neter Living; The Firdaus Collection, Obeetee

Royal Retreat

"Indo-Saracenic is one of the most intricate forms of art. The timelessness of this art form is what continues to draw connoisseurs to it. The sheer beauty of this decor is forever a sight to behold." ~ Adetee Sawhaney, Altus Luxury Living

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Editor's Pick

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Gavello Armchair by Casa available at Wisma Atria; Co Chair, Norm Architects; Oscar Armchair, Iqrup + Ritz; Discovery Single Bed, Mathy By Bols; Scandinavian Ceramic Vase, Tresorie; Ecorce Dish, Roche Bobois; Dancing Pendant by Iskos-Berlin, MENU

Simply Stylish

"While staying true to the signature aesthetic, the nordic style embodies minimalist design language and warm features. Nordic Furniture has a warm and welcoming feeling but still meets the expected needs and functionalities.� ~ Frederik Werner, Norm Architects

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TIHG DECOR pg87

A-Class Marble

On cover: THE GREAT EASTERN HOME

A RemARkAble HistoRy of ARt

The Great Eastern Home, an art haven in the heart of Mumbai

The Design and furniture brands: The Great Eastern Home, Ficus Fine Living, Square Barrel and one of India’s first contemporary art gallery Nine Fish

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On cover: THE GREAT EASTERN HOME

The very premises of The Great Eastern H o m e spread over two and half Mumbai is ted Design and Art District. While most of the world’s major cities have dedicated areas where designers, architects, artists, collectors, can visit to browse and choose, and generally get their fill of all things aesthetic, our cities lack the same. This is therefore the only one of its kind in the country.

The Great Eastern Home - India’s premium luxury brand for furniture and decor, stands here in all its historical grandeur and size (over 60,000 sq ft of display) along with two other fascinating brands as well as the Nine Fish Art Gallery which is fast getting acclaimed as the country’s most beautiful gallery of contemporary art. Bustling with activities, and alive with regular visits from its dedicated and discerning clients and followers, the premises is a true ‘oasis of aesthetics’. Come here any of the seven days, and you will find great art shows, the most exquisite collection of antiques for sale, furniture from across the world, accessories, with activities ranging from plays and theatre, serious music performances, performance art, seminars on art and architecture, book launches etc.

And the best of all is the quant and old world setting of the premises.

Tall trees and old buildings, forgotten nooks and crannies crammed with treasures, a deep fresh water pond with a surface area of over an acre full of tortoises, surrounded by migratory birds and wild geese in the very heart of Mumbai. The premises is on that of the last of the

running textiles mills of Mumbai, one of the only surviving serene and tranquil spaces still left in the city.

The brands therefore boast proudly of their 185 year old corporate and physical legacy: this very mill having being one of the most cutting edge textile design innovators for over a century. The legacy of aesthetic palpitates in very brick and stone of the buildings that house the brands.

Some of the buildings stand stately since 1839, aglow with the patina of age and legacy!

Besides The Great Eastern Home, the other major brand beautifully embedded within the premises in Ficus Fine Living. Ficus is a younger, more contemporary version of The Great Eastern Home. Fresh in its outlook and cutting edge design, it is today one of the most upcoming new presences the design scenario in India. Ficus has also opened its first branch in Colombo, Sri Lanka, thus becoming of India’s furniture brands to go international.

One little treasure is also Square Barrel - a small, but delightfully eccentric brand bringing forth interesting contemporary furniture and accessories which while new and fresh and infused with traditional and tribal art forms and exquisite hand craftsmanship. Full of intrigue and surprises, it is a sheer pleasure to walk through its collection.

Nine Fish needs no introduction in India’s art world. It has taken the art world by storm by its sheer physical architectural beauty and vast spaces.

It is also getting known not only for the formidable shows its presents, but in line with the aesthetics standards of the premises, its very very brilliant curatorial standards.

The academic presentation and the aesthetic details of the same have raised the bar of the presentation standards of shows in India. TIHG

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On cover: THE GREAT EASTERN HOME

the popular dĂŠcor store has a prestigious history going back 176 years. the fabulous collection presents a charming backdrop to a magnificent ensemble, a feeling of stepping into a world of treasures.

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Founder and Owner of The Great Eastern Home, Dr Anurag Kanoria’s passion for classical furniture and collectibles takes him to different parts of the globe for sourcing prized pieces. His love for furniture and all things antique started at very young age.

On cover: THE GREAT EASTERN HOME

Image: The picture is shot in a location in Byculla

EYV 8cVRe 6RdeVc_ 9`^V R_ Rce YRgV_ Z_ eYV TV_ecV `W >f^SRZ Zd j`fc SVde SVe Re R_eZbfV _Ud R_U luxurious art pieces. Find yourself wistfully gazing at the beautiful surroundings at one of its locations at either Byculla or Vikhroli in Mumbai.

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ImpressIons: sHrUTI JAIn

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Cover Focus

“Sustainability is rightly high on everyone’s minds and this new area will only develop and grow, not only finding new ways to make materials, but refining the way we design with them. The obsession with new curves will continue and develop into more organic shapes that fit in with a desire to be closer to nature. The more we appreciate nature and all its forms, the more we will look after it. Lilac will be a strong colour choice as well as brown and pistachio.

Giving those 80s vibes that have been strong in pop culture and fashion. This will crossover into interiors too.” ~ Russell Whitehead and Jordan Cluroe, 2LG Studio

(Images: Megan Taylor)

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“The use of one-off vintage pieces is more exciting now, as they exist and can be reused to fit the interior. The base is all about fine lines and the use of concrete, glass and sustainable woods, in order to create a mixture of textures.

But most important of all, is incorporating comfort into the home. This is because given the current state of the world, this is exactly what we need- making the word ‘Home’ increasingly more important.” ~ Kelly Hoppen, Kelly Hoppen Interiors

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“A huge rise in plant fibres – jute, rattan, wicker for interiors with more conscious efforts towards sustainability and recycled textile fibres in linen. Also there’s going to be lots of styling with plants indoor. People are asking for more multipurpose furniture – with the age of consumerism, we are always constrained for space and our furniture needs to adapt to that by folding away or having large storage inside. In terms of design - Japanese minimalism with a dash of Scandinavian simplicity will dominate the next year.” ~ Rohina Anand Khira, AA Living

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“I think we will be seeing a movement towards a new kind of minimalism. Softer, more subdued color palettes will be offset with geometric and sculptural forms featuring bold shapes and silhouettes across all scales of design.

In addition to the classic monochrome, tan, blush, navy and sage will all comfortably find their place as the new neutrals. Timeless colours, historically not considered neutrals but reinterpreted as such for their ability to effortlessly pair with natural materials and environments.� ~ Alizee Brion, Light On White

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Cover Focus

“Sculptural pieces of furniture with metallic hints, especially gold, will add value to interior spaces. Animal forms and inspirations from nature will be dominant. Design will border on art blurring the lines between aesthetics and function.� ~ Suman Kanodia, Scarlet Splendour

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Special Feature

Top pick:

Downtown Design 2019

in celebration of the Year of Tolerance in the uAe, hAnds collaborated with the senses Centre for special needs to showcase a special and one-of-a-kind carpet that took the centre-stage at design Week

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Special Feature

“To mark the Year of Tolerance in the UAE in our own unique way, we proposed the idea to ‘weave tolerance’ into the social fabric of our society through the creativity of these gifted children. The very nature of threads in various colours and textures mixed together and then being so tightly woven is suggestive of a society without division.” ~ Gavin Lewis, General Manager, Hands Carpets Middle East

Nestled under the larger event - Dubai Design Week, Downtown Design 2019 was filled with manufacturers to designers showcasing innovating and inspiring designs from all across the world. The year was special for Hands for two reasons- an artistic collaboration with a non-profit organisation ‘Senses’ and the opening of their first international boutique in the Dubai Design District that presented its latest collections.

Using the leaves and branches of the Ghaf tree to apply the paint instead of a paint brush, the children at Senses had created artwork in July 2019. These artworks

were then assimilated by the Hands’ design team and have formed the basis of a one-of-a-kind piece that was completed by end-October, creating a masterpiece more than four months in the making.

31 colours making 54 combinations were used, with at least 25 different hands involved in various parts of the process of creating this hand-tufted carpet, including design, dyeing, weaving, backing and finishing. The tree, its leaves and the black leaves are all made with fine pure silk and the background with fine New Zealand wool. The finished product was on display at Downtown Design. TIHG

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TIHG Special

Wa TO

ow

In this day and age, w we need sustainability to be instill our planet, these designers are certainly making a mark I M P R E S S I O N S : M E H A K G U P TA

WORKSHOP Q WorkshopQ is an innovative eco-product manufacturing company driven by the passion and belief of two like-minded entrepreneursRadhika Khaitan Mittal and Madhvi Pittie. They create stunning lifestyle home accessories by re-engineering seemingly useless scrap in an effort to reduce the waste generated by households and factories. In addition to the aesthetics, WorkshopQ hopes to increase awareness concerning both ecological and social responsibilities through its products. Upcycling is the outline of the designdriven green movement that converts waste materials into products with a higher value that look as chic and new as products from a branded store. Made from waste procured from factories, construction sites, small artisans, households and just about anywhere, along with other eco-friendly material, WorkshopQ aims to establish this as the standard way of creating objects. They make clocks, trays, photo frames, tissue boxes, coasters, card holders, lamps; just about anything eye-catching and which is of utility! The brand also strives to reduce the impact of its own business by using scrap paper for any documentation, keeping packaging to a minimum and using recycled or recyclable material wherever possible.

We think WorkshopQ is definitely setting an example all over the world.

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TIHG Special

PLASTICIET “Plastic is the gold of the present and we show that by transforming this waste stream into the raw material for the next economy.” Plasticiet is a Dutch startup that aims to create “something of value” from recycled plastic for use in interior and furniture design. Based in Rotterdam, the startup was founded by designers Marten van Middelkoop and Joost Dingemans. The idea originated from a romantic vision and passion for material development within the topic of sustainability. Plasticiet produces sheet-plastic materials that are similar in appearance to manmade stone composites like terrazzo, using recycled plastic collected and processed in collaboration with recycling companies across the Netherlands.

The sheets are made up of different-sized pieces of coloured plastic to produce a variety of effects, and can currently be produced in sheets up to 80 cms by 80 cms, and are being worked upon to produce bigger sizes in the future. Plastic is a global problem and finding a way to process large volumes of this problematic material to a building block with a visual language that almost everyone recognizes is revolutionary.

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SARAH TURNER Sarah Turner is an eco artist and designer who upcycles waste materials into new and beautiful creations. She works mostly with plastic bottles and cans, transforming them into unique lighting, pictures, sculptures, flowers and gifts. This is a unique art form where the designer collects waste materials from local businesses and homes. Sarah makes all of it by hand at her studio in Nottingham. She uses highly skilled cutting and intricate sculpting methods to transform these discarded materials into high quality unique objects. Sarah has made various objects including a plastic bottle elephant, a recycled dragon, a life sized WW1 tank and an illuminated plastic bottle family. She has also been commissioned by Coca-Cola for the London 2012 Olympic Games which included five giant chandeliers and a 9 metre high sculpture for the Olympic Park. Sarah analyses the natural properties and features of the waste material and takes advantage of them, using them in a new and different way. The lighting installations are particularly stunning.

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CARPET COUTURE Carpet Couture by Rashi, established in 2009, is probably a first of its kind company that makes carpets out of waste plastic. Made out of PET-fibre these rugs are an emerging innovative and sustainable trend in home dĂŠcor. These are essentially outdoor rugs that have been tested in 500 hours of sunlight without colour fastening. Tightly woven with skill and precision, they are lightweight, substantial, soft and feel just like any other natural woven wool rug in a wide range of styles and colours. Besides the aesthetics, these rugs are sustainable, durable, stain-resistant and easy to maintain. This is a revolutionary concept and can be soon made universal as an idea that potentially saves the environment. Carpet Couture not only makes custom-made carpets but with their innovative designs they turn carpets into pieces of art. The studio offers a variety of options from luxurious carpets with Swarovski elements to carpets made in handspun bamboo silk, banana silk, raw silk, New Zealand wool. TIHG

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TIHG Trend

Flo N t

Set the stage for a trend that holds the promise of bringing a refreshed flavour in your home.

It’s time for some flower power!

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Cane Lounger, Nivasa

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“Floral prints and patterns bring the beauty and tranquillity of nature indoors. Visually the natural landscape has so much to offer in terms of colour and pattern. There’re not many people who don’t feel the benefits of the good old dose of the ‘outdoors’, so why not bring some of that positive energy into the home with prints and patterns which capture the innate beauty that nature has to offer.” ~ Carley Bean, Design Director, Cole & Son

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Floral Fantasy Rug by Mineheart, available at Lime Lace; Lightastic de Fleur, Mother Gone Mad; Pushpam Votive Glass, Good Earth; PAX Wardrobe, IKEA; Floral Velvet Hourglass Stool, The French Bedroom Co.; Floral White Classic Pillow, BRABBU; Pink Weaver Cotton Linen Fabric, Safomasi; Cizeta Chair, IDUS; Phaeton Carpet, HANDS

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Jharokha Collection, RR Decor

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“Florals are an evergreen trend in h home décor. Not only do they add depth and character to a space but also add thatt extra pop of colour to what maybe a neu utral interior space. It’s the time to be moree rogue, encouraging us to be dramatic in layyering loads of interesting florals and texturees with very little attention to how well they m match.” ~ Sanjyt Syngh, Interior Designer

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Superking Ghia Headboard In Sanderson Floral Fabric, The Headboard Workshop; Flowers Of The Lady Lampshade, MINDTHEGAP; Rochefort Fauteuil Armchair, Oficina Inglesa; Pierina Armchair, Wisma Atria Interiors; British Bloom Watering Can, Annabel James

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Metallic MoMent Infuse your home with the warmth, elegance and and rustic glam of copper accents!

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A Pipe Dream Copper piping comes to great use. Intertwine several together for stunning wall decor.

Lime Lace

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TIHG Pick Dangling Gleam Dangling pendant lights offer a streamlined design that illuminates every nook and d cranny in your home with total ease.

On A Copper Platter A shim mmering decorative tray will look p perfect on a shelf, mantlepiece, or in the centre of the table.

Rosy Ban nana Add just the right mettallic touch your walls neeed by adding this rose tinted accent to your gallery wall or fill an empty space that you’re thinking ab bout.

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Manta Gold Leaf Platter and Gold Orbs, Sammsara; Neptune Floor Lamp, Roche Bobois; Antique Copper Side Table by Zuiver, available at designbotschaft.com; Raw Copper Down Light, Garden Trading; Sento collection, GRAFF; Domingo Banana Leaf Wall Sconce in Aged Copper Finish, Artisanti; School Light & Rise Pendant Light, Davey Lighting

Mix It Up! Don’t be scared to mix your metals. Gone are the days of matchy-matchy fixtures!

(L)amp It Up! Bring in a copper lamp that gives off just as much glow if the light were off. The best part is it won’t matter what color scheme the rest of the room is because metallic always matches.

Come To Light Put one on these coppeer tinted wall lights on each side of your bed and yo our bedroom will instantlyy be Pi t t worthy. th Pinterest

Grab A Chair Copper has a completely understated elegance that simply enhances its surroundings without distracting from the beauty around it, just like this simple copper chair.

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TIHG Pick Switch Around If you’re thinking some of these copper examples are over the top, a small and simple copper decor piece might be just the way to incorporate this trend.

Against The Wall Wall sconces are the big thing, especially when they come in metallic shades. Add them to your bedroom wall or in the living room to show off!

Side Hero A copper-polished console makes for a gorgeous stand-alone accent and even pairs well with artworks on a gallery wall.

Molded To Imperfection Combining the copper, metallics and an irregular space, this sculpture will give your living space an instant update.

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Fused Spur Switch in Copper and Black, Dowsing and Reynolds; Console, Essentia Environment; Beaugest Low Table, Visionnaire; Pomegranate Ornament by Casa Pop, available at The House Of Things; Casegoods Toy Box, Circu; Loop Sculpture, White Domus; Botanica Sconce, Koket

Rusted Pomegranate A great decoration idea is to find small significant decor pieces and sprinkle them in the right amount everywhere in you house.

Inside The Box Store away your precious things in cute copper boxes, which are chic enough to become a decor piece as well. They will give you the storage as well as look stylish on your countertops.

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Cards On The Table Adding a copper table is an excellent way to add a little metallic glam to your space.

TIHG Pick Copper Notes An eye-catching piece of decoration in the living room, on the bedside, or in the hallway can go a long way.

Candle Lit Unique copper studded candles would make a great addition to your chic tablescape arsenal.

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Music For Soul sculpture, The White Teak Company; Copper Wall Mounted Giraffe, Audenza; Luxe Wall Hook, The Design Hunter Pvt. Ltd.; Equator Globe Bar, Boca do Lobo; Mirrored Copper Side Tables, The French Bedroom Co.; Queen Cleopatra Secret’s Black Pomegranate Soy Candle from Ville de Fleur, available at Etsy

Metal Tone Incorporating copper accents into your home is easy, because this gorgeous metallic plays well with others no matter the situation. A vivid and vibrant space relaxes with copper, whereas blacks and navies are enlivened by the shine of copper.

A World of Spirits From your kitchen to the bar, copper is taking over every room in the house.

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Hang In There Bring out your rustic copper elements out on full display. We guarantee that it will add a little luxe to your house.

Hook Ups Small spaces require small closet solutions.

Wall hooks with a touch of copper not only will keep your clothes safely hung, but will give a slight edge to your decor.

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Fall in love over strawberries and chocolate cakes, under the sunshine, or in an enchanted garden. We have got you covered for the season of love!

S T Y L I N G : m e h a k G u p Ta | I m a G e S : a R Ya a R O R a

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Inspired by a boho chic look, with quotes and a dream catcher hanging from the tree as a reminder of love, the setting was deliberately designed for outdoors for the young and on the move generation. Their love for travel and casual chic is visible in this setting.

The millennials know how to travel with less baggage and are more about creating memories.

Every moment counts for them, details are God. ~ Namrata Datt (Maison.15) Linen Cushion Cover Floral with Filler, `2,100, Synthetic Raffia Teak Wood Chair, `31,000, Wonkiware Gift Box in Aubergine, `3,125, Wonkiware Organic Side Plate in Aubergine, `1,620, Wonkiware Organic Dinner Plate in Warm Grey, `2,240, Bee Water Glass, `2,440 for set of 4, Dinner Napkin Pompom Detail, `1,000 for set of 4, Linen Table Cloth, `2,000, Heart Shape Brownie Cake, `30 per pc, Glass Bottle Holder for Flowers, `250, Heart Pin Cushion, `100, all from Maison.15

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We as a brand believe that life is about cherished moments and making as many as possible, therefore we through service and design have an incomparable ability to make its mark on the memories of these special moments. Our playful polka dot plates, bowls and teaware set a joyous and romantic mood, mixed and matched with delicately gold-gilded pomegranates. A table decor you can easily set at home, for your loved one. ~ Bani Chawla (Suite No. 8) Polka Dot Red Milk Pot, `595, Polka Dot Red Sugar Pot, `550, Polka Dot Red Tea Pot, `1,850, Polka Dot Red Platter, `1,595 (Large), Polka Dot Red Bowl, `950, Polka Dot Dinner Plate, `995, Polka Dot Half Plate, `750, Polka Dot Quarter Plate, `625, Polka Dot Trinket Dish, `595, Pomegranate Blush Pink Petite, `850, Pomegranate Blush Pink Mid Ripe, `950, Pomegranate Blush Pink Candle, `1,695, Pomegranate Ivory Ripe, `1,100, Pomegranate Ivory Mid Ripe, `950, Pomegranate Blush Pink Half, `1,025, Lip Trinket Dish Red, `950, Lip Trinket Dish Pink, `950, Snow Tea Cup & Saucer, `695, Gift Box, `360 (Small), all from Suite No. 8

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We were inspired by the joy of eating together and sharing love. The giggles and conversations on a sunny day with a Wine, Cheese & Dessert brunch! Touch of Gold with pastels is soft and festive for this Valentine! ~ ETASAA (Chandni Dassani & Vineeta Dassani)

Marble Cheese Platter, `750, The Lost Love Picker Set, `1,100, The Love Artefact, `1,100, The Scoop of Love Spoon Set, `1,500, The Vintage Silver Napkin Rings, `1,000, The Handcut Wine Ridge Vase, `1,560, Rose Gold Mettalic Table Mats, `2,000 for a set of 4, Gold Decanter Criss Cross, `1,000, Rose Gold Tea Light Holders, `299 for set of 2, all from Etasaa

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This setting is inspired by the romance and freshness found in the colors and forms of different florals and fruits! It’s eclectic, fun and has a sense of drama that is created with the play of cutlery styled in an artistic way. It’s a fresh new take to a romantic valentine table setting! ~ XAKA Cutlery (Aashna Arora)

Adva Cutlery Set in Gold, `10,080 for a set of 24, Acacia Cheese Board Set in Snow Leopard, `5,700 for set of 2, Azella Serving Set, `3,800 for set of 2; Azella Cutlery Set in Gold, `10,080 for set of 24, Adva Cheese Board in Snow Leopard, `4,200 for set of 2, Acacia Napkin Weight, `1,500, Acacia Napkin Ring Set, `4,500 for set of 6, all from XAKA Cutlery

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Let the golden gazelle play cupid and elevate your moods up to the cartouche clouds scattered on a sky full of love. ~ Shambhavi Singh & Apourv Singh (Tehueti)

`980, Vayu Dinner Plate, `1,600, Vayu Platter, `2,000, Vayu Quarter Plate, `990, Vayu Cutlery Dessert Spoon, `275, Vayu Cutlery Fork, `320, Vayu Cutlery Knife, `325, Vayu Cutlery Tablespoon, `325, Nur Candle, `1,150, all from Tehueti

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Book a stay at these Instagrammable Hotels and make your friends jealous!

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Jade Mountain ResoRt, St. LouIS Rising majestically above the 600 acre beach front resort of Anse Chastanet, Jade Mountain Resort on St. Lucia’s south-western Caribbean coastline is a cornucopia of organic architecture celebrating St. Lucia’s stunning scenic beauty. The bold architectural design – individual bridges leading to exceptional infinity pool sanctuaries and rugged stoned-faced columns reaching towards the sky – makes it one of the Caribbean’s most mesmerizing resort experiences. Expect grand sweeping spaces where bedroom, living area and an extravagant private infinity pool glide into one another to form extraordinary platforms floating out into nature. With the fourth wall entirely absent, Jade Mountain’s sanctuaries are stage-like settings from which you can embrace the full glory of St. Lucia’s Pitons World Heritage Site, and of course, the eternal Caribbean Sea. The Ideal Home and Garden January 2020 |

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el Fenn, MARRAkECH El Fenn’s drama and decorative abundance has earned it a reputation as one of Marrakech’s most beautiful and bohemian hotels. With 28 individually styled rooms and suites, tree-filled courtyards, a 7000 ft2 roof terrace and a family of resident tortoises, El Fenn is the perfect retreat from which to enjoy Africa’s most exotic city. Combining grandeur and historic architecture with hideaway nooks, terraces and gardens, the hotel is just five minutes walk from the world-famous Djemaa el Fna square and bustling maze of streets that make up the souk.

A riot of colour, El Fenn combines the opulence of a boutique hotel with the heritage of seven traditional courtyard houses. It also displays one of the finest contemporary art collections in Morocco. Guests can expect photogenic vistas of colonnaded balconies with billowing drapes, sun-dappled patios, lanternlit trails, and a labyrinth of unique suites. Think handmade beds, hand-stitched camel leather floors, open wood fireplaces, marble baths, vivid colours, private terraces and plunge pools.

Immersing in the serenity of three main courtyards filled with bougainvillea and birdsong, or curl up with a book in one of the hotel’s many hidden nooks. A hammam, spa, three pools and a boutique help to complete the picture.

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Relais ChRistine, PARIS opened in 1979, in a 16th-century former private mansion, the recently renovated hotel marries original touches—from painted wood beams to paneled walls lined with portraits—with an air of smart sophistication. The upscale hotel is a 6-minute walk from the Saint-Michel-Notre-Dame RER station, a 10-minute walk from Cathédrale NotreDame and a 7-minute from Sainte-Chapelle. The 48 comfortable rooms—which range from the betterfor-one cosy category to duplex and garden suites— range from classic to contemporary, with many featuring a riot of mismatched patterned fabrics on the walls and headboards. Lower-floor rooms enjoy the tall windows and high ceilings of the original mansion, while some of the suites have mansard roofs, canopy beds, kitchenettes, or outdoor seating areas. There’s also a posh lounge/bar, plus a fitness center, Jacuzzi and sauna. Get in on the secret with a stay at this hideaway, where you’ll feel like a local, but get treated like an honored guest.

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Jehan nuMa PalaCe hotel, BHoPAL A part of the local heritage and culture the Jehan Numa Palace has been a part of Bhopal’s DNA for over 3 decades and today boasts of hosting the who’s who of the country. Each part of the hotel reflects uniqueness and carries with it a part of heritage and history. The first Jehan Numa hotel - Jehan Numa Palace - was built in 1890 during the rule of Nawab Sultan Jehan Begum, and named after her, by her second son General obaidullah khan, Commander-in-Chief of the erstwhile Bhopal state Force. In the year 2000 the Palace was classified as a Heritage Grand Hotel, the first of its kind in Central India. The fine tradition of Bhopal hospitality continues, albeit in a new form.

Royal living, once the sole preserve of nawabs, is offered to guests generously and with courtesy. The hotel started with just 16 rooms in 1983 and has since grown to become the official nomination for the state of MP for the National tourism Awards in 2016 and 2017 and was also named as being among the top 15 palace hotels of the world by the telegraph uk, in 2015. tiHG

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Special Initiative

Adventure Awaits!

Luxury tents, adventure sports, food fests and more! Plan a trip to Marine Drive Eco Retreat Festival, Odisha Odisha is eminently one of the most scenic and surreal places of India. Some of its destinations are still virgin, hence the state is rightly known as India’s Best Kept Secret. The culture, cuisine, art, mountains, waterfalls, beaches etc. are all unique and majestic in itself.

In a first-of-its-kind initiative in the State, Odisha is conducting the Marine Drive Eco Retreat Festival, in Konark, making up for a sensational New Year and holiday event. The festival will span over a month, starting from December 14, 2019 to January 31, 2020 Set against the idyllic Ramchandi Beach of Odisha, the festival will offer 50 tents that redefine glamping (glamorous camping) and deliver a plethora of amenities, spa by the sea, itinerary that offers the best of Odisha, delectable cuisines, adventure for the adrenaline rush, and vibrant cultural evenings are some of the things you can look forward to! There’s going to be Parasailing, Paramotoring, ATV rides, Rifle shooting, Archery, Jet Ski, Banana Boats, Speed Boats, Bicycles, and Beach Volleyball. Plus, Food Festival, Flea Market, Cultural Shows & Music Concerts. It’s an experience of a lifetime that will leave an ever lasting impact on you!

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Get Swept way!

A showstopper villa used in Netflix show “Maniac”, which stars Hollywood royalty Emma Stone, Jonah Hill and Justin Theroux, is our pick of the month!

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One of the first modernist townhouses in Manhattan, this iconic property is rich with history, sophistication and postmodern elegance. Sherman M. Fairchild, a noted inventor , hired the architects William rge Nelson to create a home as adventurous as he was. They succeeded and the townhouse remains an architectural tour de force unlike any other in New York.

The building’s red granite façade was completed in 1981 and hints at the wonders inside. The 9,440 sqft, 25 ft wide mansion is defined by a three-story great room, with a span of travertine walls illuminated from a glass and steel skylight.

A zigzagging system of ramps facilitates the movement through the light-filled home. The result is an airy alternative to a traditional townhouse and the perfect setting for a worldclass art collection.

The home includes a chef ’s kitchen, formal dining room, five bedrooms, six full bathrooms, two half bathrooms and a study/library. The master suite features two full bathrooms, floor to ceiling windows and a balcony overlooking 65th Street.

An office, wine cellar, four additional bedrooms – one with a loft aerie infused with natural light – completes this one of a kind offering.

This villa/townhouse is listed on the Christie’s International Real Estate website and it boasts 9,440 sqft of interior space. The townhouse is located on the Upper East Side, between Fifth and Madison Avenues with Central Park and Museum Mile at the doorstep. Nearby neighborhoods include: Midtown East, Turtle Bay, Theater District, Midtown, Rockefeller Center, Seaview Village, Central Park South, Midtown Center, Lenox Hill, Sutton Park, Sutton Place and Upper East Side. TIHG

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Project Profile Project Name: Sherman Fairchild Mansion Interior Designers: William Hamby and George Nelson Location: New York Area: 9,440 sqft

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Culinary D e b u t s

tIHG brings to you the best of the new entrances in the world of food around the country, enjoy a hearty meal while basking in the glory of these spaces R E S E A R C H : M E H A K G U P TA

SAZ KOLKATA This one-of-a-kind place at Camac Street, Kolkata is a gourmet food kitchen bringing American comfort food to your vicinity. It’s interiors are a mix of the evergreen classic and new age aesthetics. There are quotes featured on walls in bright LED light, and the couched seats are topped by pop art featuring Pharell Williams, Lady Gaga and the like. Cleanly buttoned leather seating takes comfort to the next level, while the old world charm is retained by the classic chandeliers and lighting. The monochrome checkered and striped flooring is just the right contemporary touch that separates this place from being too classic, and also adds a slight vintage appeal.

Its lighting is diffused and dim making it fit for a night of dancing over coffee flavored cocktails. This place has added glam to the Kolkata restaurant offerings and is a must stop place for anyone paying the eastern city a visit.

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THE BANGLORE STREET CLUB BENGALURU This new entrant is a budding concept in the Indian subcontinent. This all-in-one space is a collaboration of different food concepts, new artists, drink experts, and innovation at its best. There are both indoor and outdoor seating options, with a great view of the Bengaluru skyline. The checkered off-white tiles cover its food stalls, with cane pendant lights gazing from atop the space. It’s a feel-good contemporary ambiance, which immediately makes one feel comfortable and welcome, with no sophisticated grandeur and just a simplistic minimal feel. This place gives off a comforting and welcoming buzz and you immediately feel part of it while enjoying one of the many live performances that take place here.

Reserve a table or just walk into this space and start a conversation either over the delectable food or the absence thereof of the Bangalore traffic noise. If one could describe this place in three words it would be comfortable, chic and minimal.

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ROOH DELHI An experience which they call cosmopolitan, Rooh is at Ambawatta One, inside a refurbished 150 year old Haveli. Chic to say the least, it is eclectic, warm and vibrant all at the same time.

Located in the lush suburbs in Mehrauli, you can get a perfect view of the Qutub Minar from one of its arched windows. Blush hued leather chairs along with the rattan ones, compliment the ivory walls and arched openings alluringly. Reserve a table for two on a Friday night for the perfect lighting and a mix of contemporary Indian food for a charming date. Warmth, not only in the ambience and beverages, but a cozy, acquainted and comforting culinary experience is the essence of the winter menu at Rooh.

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MAHE GOA Situated in the heart of Goa, Mahe is a romanticised example of the coastal culinary experience. It is the bringing together of contemporary nuances and familiar food paying a stunning tribute to the vast Indian coastline. The vision of the founders has resulted in a carefully updated century-old Portuguese house into a modern culinary experience. The main house offers two different spaces – the Blush (bar) & Jade (dining) rooms with light, breezy elements that create an intimate dining experience along with statement bars. There’s also a large garden space that brings out the quintessential Goa experience with white pebbles and lush, varied foliage. While the inherently voluminous characteristic and lovingly done restoration of the home lend the place a nostalgic, warm vibe, minimalist French pastel highlights, Scandinavian inspired details and modern Indian digital art bring out a fresh, modern lightness. TIHG The Ideal Home and Garden January 2020 |

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Greenhouse

The Green Momentum

Flatter your space with some beautiful plant styling and infuse joy by bringing these greens of purpose to your home

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Greenhouse

Archana Shivanandanm @plantstylistmumbai

Archana Shivanandanm is an entrepreneur- she owns an event management company in Mumbai called Seventeen Events- and a plant stylist also. Her Instagram page @plantstylistmumbai started off as a passion project, which led to her studying more about plants and experimenting with different spaces to see how they grow. Her posts of her plant babies gained popularity and she started helping her friends to style their spaces with plants and hence began the business. Archana takes only medium or large projects for homes, offices or other commercial spaces. She believes if someone has a small budget, they should invest the money in buying good quality plants and pots, and consult her videos/tips for DIYs. An entirely new concept of interior styling with plants is gaining popularity, in which Archana is a front-runner. Ask her about plants, and her passion shows in her enthusiasm.

She looks at the process of caring of plants as therapeutic.

“Plants add such a beautiful, living dimension to the room.

If paired with right accessories such as porcelain pots, the right lighting, curios etc., they can elevate any space to feel tranquil and lush,” shares the plant stylist.

For Archana, the most challenging spaces are always those with the least light. It’s almost impossible to get plants to live in spaces without windows or sunlight. ZZ plant, Snake plant, Syngoniums, Monstera Deliciousa and Travellers Palm, according to her are low light plants which can be placed where there isn’t much light. She also warns that “low-light” plants doens’t mean “no-light” plants. One should always place plants where there will recieve bright indirect light. “Plant’s food is sunlight, not water or fertilizer, so if you place your plant in bright indirect light then the plant requires very little care,” Archana advices. TIHG (Research: Yukti Kasera)

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Circu www.circu.net Cross Magri www.crossmagri.com

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Dale & Co www.daleandco.in

Abha Narain Lambah Associates

Address Home www.addresshome.com

Danube Home www.danubehome.in

Akfd Storey www.akfdstudio.com Alexa Lixfield www.alexalixfield.com Alexander Joseph www.alexanderjoseph.co.uk

Decor Fan Sea www.ceilingfan.com.sg DelightFULL www.delightfull.eu designbotschaft www.designbotschaft.com

Altus Interio www.altusinterio.com

Dowsing and Reynolds www.dowsingandreynolds.com

Anemos www.anemos.in Aparna Kaushik www.aparnakaushik.com Artisanti www.artisanti.com Audenza www.audenza.com Annabel James www.annabeljames.co.uk

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c Christofle www.christofle.com Cipriani Homood www.ciprianihomood.com

e Ellementry www.ellementry.com Essentia Environments www.essentiaenvironments.com Eternal Roses www.eternalroses.com Etsy www.etsy.com

F Fabindia www.fabindia.com Fanzart www.fanzartfans.com FCML www.fcmlindia.com Fiorella www.fiorellaindia.com Forever Flowers UK www.foreverflowersuk.com

g Garden Trading www.gardentrading.co.uk Good Earth www.goodearth.in

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GRAFF www.graff.com Great Banyan Art www.greatbanyanart.com

h HANDS www.handscarpets.com Home & Hearth Call: 9811397307 House Of Ekam www.houseofekam.com House This www.housethisindia.com

l Lime Lace www.limelace.co.uk

m Magus Designs www.magusdesigns.in Mathy By Bols www.mathy-by-bols.be MENU www.menuspace.com MINDTHEGAP www.mindtheg.com

The Edit Poltrona Frau www.poltronafrau.com

r Roche Bobois www.roche-bobois.com

s Safomasi www.safomasi.com Sanjyt Syngh www.sanjytsyngh.com Sans Souci www.ss-gd.com

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Sarah Turner

IDAM www.idamstore.com

Missana www.missana.es

Sarthak & Sahil Design Co.

IDUS www.idus.in

Mother Gone Mad www.mothergonemad.wixsite.com

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www.sarahturner.co.uk

www.thehouseofthings.com The House Of Things www.thehouseofthings.com The Hunted Fox www.huntedfox.co This And That www.thehouseofthings.com The Headboard Workshop www.theheadboardworkshop.co.uk Throw Pillow www.throwpillow.in The Purple Turtles www.thepurpleturtles.com

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