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EDITOR’S NOTE When you start something new, do you get that daunting or overwhelming feeling? I have started experiencing it post the closing of each edition these last few months. I’m not exactly scared, thanks to my supportive colleagues, but there is this constant pressure to do better and better with each subsequent edition hitting the stands. Maybe this is because we relish the proximity and bond we share with our readers digitally (due to social media) on a daily basis, that their comments and appreciation make us desirous of living upto their loving expectations. And believe me, this was my dream once! It is such a wonderful gift to be able to create content that is a mix of stunning imagery, ideas and fabulous features with help from talented interior designers and architects. And what makes me even happier is that together we strive to help visualize the aspirations of homeowners everywhere. With these things in mind, we have planned our issue this month, wherein the adage, ‘Create a home you love’ captures it all. Therefore as you go through the issue, you’ll notice a careful selection of pages, filled with homes and ideas for home. From opulent interiors that find their inspiration in royal grandeur and design, to ten masteful architectural facades that truly make a visual impact, we have varied concepts for our readers. Furthermore, answering the environmental call, take a look at the six featured homes that have brought the outside in, integrating the refreshing beauty of nature into the design organically. Lastly, you can experience the outside, especially if you are cooped up inside labouring over a hot laptop. My friend and home chef Manu suggests a romantic sundowner set up. Don’t forget to turn to page 76 to find out some gorgeous buys to freshen up your table. And Happy Valentine’s Day, Folks!

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INBOX LETTER of ThE MonTh A Wonderful Delight “I am really delighted to look back at 2020 and rejoice about how positively TIHG has pulled off the year 2020 with much grace and vigour. The stories were all so relatable and specially their digital approach is amazingly engaging. My family loved the Ideal Living from the January’s issue as the visual aesthetics of the project were just marvelous. We are looking forward to more new stories in the coming months. Thank you TIHG!” sumati gupta, Jaipur

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Views For Change “With serious changes in design philosophies, I love the way how the brand is constantly evolving. All the articles are reader friendly with practical approaches. I specially love the layout of the magazine as it creates an engaging impact throughout the reading. As we step into this new decade, I suggest the team to bring in more forecasting stories which can be applied by the readers as well in their decor lifestyle.“ sagar kapoor, new delhi

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the month of love and happiness. let’s celebrate the spirit of togetherness with our loved ones.

let there be light

The beautiful lamps and lanterns from The Minoo collection (where Minoo means Heaven or Paradise in Persian) by Orange Tree is a union of multiple ranges that are all unique in style; design and materiality but together embody a minimalist yet glamorous spirit. Taking inspiration from the Art Deco movement of the 1920’s, each piece from this collection is meticulously hand made by the brand’s team and is reminiscent of the positivity, playfulness, opulence, and the promise of a new future that defined this movement. (orangetree.in)

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News Watch Think Exotic

The ‘Exotic Collection’ by Seron Granito is waterproof, termite-proof, and available in the size 800x1600mm with 9mm thickness. The Collection is eco-friendly, stain-resistant, frost proof and thermal proof, recyclable and easy to maintain. The collection is accessible in a wide range of colours and textures. Wine Volcano, Spider Gold, Forest Green, Calcutta Rosata, Torento Aqua, Alicante Aqua, Ozone Red, Amazonite, Torento Red, Dorato Aqua are just some of the shades available in tiles. And, in fact, the product can be used to revamp walls as well. (serongranito.com)

An Ethical Approach

DailyObjects introduces the ‘Fleet collection’ which are 100% recyclable accessories. Inspired by the lightness and beauty of transitory moments, Fleet is a collection made of natural, lightweight fabrics, relaxed structures and leather accents. Designed by product designer, Sandeep Dua, the recyclable accessories are a collection of six products available with the brand. This collection is also available in a line of backpacks, travel bags, pouches, totes, and cross body bags. Created with natural, hypo-allergenic, strong and cotton canvas fabric, the fabulous products are available in five deep colors. (dailyobjects.com)

Perfect Surfaces

Geared Towards Romance

Valentine’s Capsule Collection by Sarita Handa is all about their embroidered cushions and plush quilts. The capsule collection is also characterized by velvet quilts, a stylish addition to a living room or a lounge area. Showcased in white and red with a striking graphic design, they are perfect for a winter evening. With an approach geared towards practical luxury, the products have soft patterns and fine thread-work with classic patterns. (saritahanda.com)

Greenply Industries Limited launches their collection of Italian dyed veneers ‘Farbivo’ which falls under their collection of natural decorative veneers, Wood Crests. These are crafted with Mediterranean sensibilities and are available in over 50 shades and textures. They are borer proof, termite resistant and E1 compliant. The range is processed in Italy at a state-of-the-art veneer dying plant to ensure premium aesthetics and consistency of shade. (greenply.com) The Ideal Home and Garden February 2021 |

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Drink In Style

MADS Creations has unveiled a collection of bar areas that instantly raises the spirits and style of the space. Counters are available in exquisite choices including emerald green tinge and geometric shape design. The metal bar chairs are with fabric seats which assure a comfortable seating with this. (madscreations.in)

Illuminated With A Cause

Sage Living launches a new collection of sustainable lights which gather their inspiration from a range of traditional and modern forms and features rooted in Indian culture. They include a variety of pendant lamps, chandeliers, floor lamps and table lamps. The series experiments with traditional materials like bamboo, natural rattan and jute that are handpicked and hand-weaved by local artisans. The pieces provide illumination and act as stylish additions to decor like the Korg pendant for a dining experience, while the rustic Serat pendant for a cabin-style-retreat feel to modern living. (sageliving.in)

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Mood Based

Span Floors introduces MoodBoards in association with Coswick Design Lab. To use the readymade MoodBoards, the designers can pick up a ready design theme for their new projects with suggestions for the exact colour of their floorings that go with it. With this launch, the brand is bringing loads of intriguing pairings of hardwood flooring with other materials, ideas of flooring patterns and formats combinations. The MoodBoards will definitely help architects and designers discover some daring color accents or even ready solutions for their projects. (spanfloors.com)

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News Watch New On Board

Poggenpohl has recently launched a new, versatile kitchen, +MODO that offers innumerable opportunities for free design. The worktop can be staggered over the base cabinets so that it creates a gap on one side, allowing the trays to work to your advantage. A matching overhang is created on the other side. At the same time, everything follows a structure, without leading to any chaos. Available at Plüsch. (pluschliving.com)

Go Green

The new range of planters from Conkreate is beautifully handcrafted, which would be helpful while designing modern beautiful space. With these ecofriendly planters, you can reshape your living area to a minimal yet elegant space. (conkreate.com)

Coffee Ready

Coffeeza has introduced Pourover bags that allow you to brew premium portable pourover coffee and enjoy a freshly brewed cup within minutes, while on the go. The brand has carefully crafted four variants of pour-overs by teaming up with a national barista champion, and one of India’s top Q grader. Each variant is distinguished by its origin, taste notes, roast profile, and intensity. (brew.coffeeza.com)

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Accent Decor

Alankaram’s latest collection comprises some beautiful art and nature-inspired furniture that are sturdy, stylish, and retains the art forms alive. Coffee tables, dining tables, consoles, partitions and display units are the pieces you will cherish for life. (alankaram.in )

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BRIGHT & BEAUTIFUL! Tired of those boring neutrals and subtle tones? Bring in a burst of brightness with vibrant colors which can reinvigorate your ambiance with quirk and ease. Check out these decor elements in bright hues for a transformative effect. Research: Yukti Kasera

CLOC CKWISE FROM TOP: Savan nnah Beige Multi from Bouquet Collection, `17,325 onwards, Hands; Geometric designed by Boris Klimek & Lenka a Damova*, Brokis; Uregano Ceiling Fan, `39,000, Anemos; Plate Lemon Full Colour, `882 appro ox, &klevering; Parade Du Paon**, Daum available at Emery Studio; Gond Pakshi Cushion Coverr, `1,932, Baro Market *price es on request

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Palette Play

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Topaz Sofa from Studio Collection*, Inhabit; Parrot Candle Stand, `1,00,000 approx, SR Artefacts; Floare Hand Painted Coaster Box, `5,500, Good Earth; Pampelonne from Beach Club Collection Scented Candles*, Baobab available at Sources Unlimited; Sunnylife Rainbow Neon Light Small*, Yellow Octopus; Lapis Vase from the Lapis Collection*, L’Objet available at Emery Studio *prices on request

While designing the space in vibrant hues, it is important to notice the synchronization of other existing styles. Bold and dynamic pops of colors can force you to think out of the box. For example with a dark backdrop, these colors can stimulate both harmony and a perfect drama!

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Accent Chair*, MADS Creations; Moel Chair, `2,10,000, IOTA; Mod Bauhaus Console*, I’M, The Centre for Applied Arts by Punam Kalra; Accent 2 Seater Sofa*, Beyond Designs; Poppy Red Haze Bookcase with Reeded Glass, `97,447 approx, ferm LIVING *prices on request

It’s not necessary to have different colours on board for that perfect bright tinge. Absolute balance can be obtained with a contrasting effectfuschia with greys, lime with dark blue or orange with ivory. Swap your boring tones with such hues and vividly achieve that ‘wow’ space!

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Palette Play CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Sixtine Silk Hanging Light, `13,508, The Purple Turtles; Hanatsugi Cushion*, K3 by Kenzo Takada; Neon Kiss Indigo Wallpaper from Nouvelle Pop Collection*, MINDTHEGAP available at Floor & Furnishings; San Miguel Lounge Chair by Michael van Beuren*, Luteca; Crazy Painting*, Momenti available at Ottimo prices on request

From that shocking pink shade to that sizzling red print, one can fall head over heels in love with these peppy colors. To be honest, the aesthetics can set a contrasting story which totally uplifts the mood of existing interiors. Accessories, wall décor and furniture pieces in this palette family can instantly refresh any dull space with much vigor.

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Behind The Design

Leaders To WaTch

We spoke to design personalities who are living life with a purpose every single day Research: Ruhi Singh

GLASS FOREST IS ALL ABOUT... we are glass lovers, passionate experimenters and crazy about nature! We are mesmerized by the beauty, shine and sustainability of glass and wanted to share this joy with the world. DESIGN FOR ME IS... a creation of experience in GLASS. It’s also the process of achieving the said creation. On top of that, design is the result i.e. the things we see, we hear and we feel. For us it’s about taking products from usable to delightful and fun and then beyond – to meaningful.

Founded by Pallavi Chandra and Deeksha Saini, Glass Forest started with the idea of celebrating glass by creating beautiful home decor products. Pallavi comes with a working experience in product design (jewellery and lighting) industry and Deeksha has worked in the luxury lighting industry where she fell in love with glass. Their brand offers anything one can visualise to be fashioned by glass, be it accessories, wall arts, chandeliers, gift items and many more. 22 | February 2021 The Ideal Home and Garden

THROUGH MY DESIGNS... At Glass Forest, each glass product is more than just another beautiful design, it has its own character, unique technique and narrates a beautiful story. Be it the materialization of nature, an ancient process, or a culture, it lends meaning, authenticity, and elegance to everything we do. We take pride in each piece - employing local artisans and craftsmen to work on our products with utmost care, precision, detail and most importantly love! I DRAW INSPIRATIONS FROM...nature as it’s mesmerisingly beautiful, and Indian architecture – rather the amalgamation of cultures and its representation in the architecture of India. THE DESIGN ERA THAT FASCINATES ME THE MOST... Impressionism and art nouveau.

WHAT I HAVE ALWAYS LOVED ABOUT MY WORK... is exploring glass as a material. Also the feeling of delight on our clients’ faces, when they see the final installations. THE CURRENT PROJECTS... Koi Pond Installation. It is more than just an installation, it’s an attempt to bring the outside world inside. The glass ripples are created in our studio by slumping glass in our furnace at 750 degree celsius. These are combined with brass koi fishes and installed using mirror polished and lacquered stainless steel. DREAM PROJECT...A glass installation, at Delhi airport and then others.

Behind The Design

In 2012, Gauri Malik quit her high paying investment banking job after discovering the village Sirohi in the remote corner of Faridabad outskirts. She fell in love with the scenic beauty in and around the village that boasts of pristine little lakes formed by quarrying and the Kot temple sitting atop the hills that surround it. Her will to bring in positive impact on the villagers’ lives led to registering The Skilled Samaritan Foundation as a social enterprise and Sirohi was to become The Skilled Samaritan’s first village project. To begin with, the foundation launched the Sunset Treks, a unique mutually beneficial initiative between city dwellers and the village, and the amount earned was spent in assisting the villagers with handicraft projects and selling them to people over the internet. The entire idea later led to the conception of Sirohi. Today the brand is known for redefining conscious luxury and uses jute and cotton or upcycled waste from plastic and textile industrial trimmings woven into ropes to make the end product. SIROHI IS ALL ABOUT... making functional objects that make people slow down and reminiscence of a life that was simple, and hopefully this process will bring back the simplicity of our shared past, while slowly composing the story of our future. DESIGN FOR ME IS... taking cues from the many objects of nature that make us happy, colours that are mood changers to create functional products that represent comfortable conviviality.

THROUGH MY DESIGN... I aim to bring about simplicity in everyday living, revive India’s heritage and while empowering women who are the backbone of our country. I DRAW INSPIRATIONS FROM... Brought up in the rustic country side of Uttar Pradesh, I spent a lot of time amidst the diverse flora and fauna at my family orchards in Muzaffarnagar city, so most of my inspiration comes from the earthiness of nature. THE DESIGN ERA THAT FASCINATES ME THE MOST... Today’s design era of a perfect mix of contemporary and traditional. WHAT I HAVE ALWAYS LOVED ABOUT MY WORK... it keeps me stimulated and rejuvenated, and challenges me on an everyday basis. THE RANGE INCLUDES... furniture, functional storage boxes and outdoor furniture. THE CURRENT PROJECTS... are for penthouses in Mumbai, partnerships with retail brands and creating an outdoor range of furniture using salvages of industrial plastic waste. We really define luxe-sustainable living. DREAM PROJECT... to make a design lab in village Sirohi (which is also name of our brand and the fist village we started work at), where designers and artisans can co-create functional objects of everyday use.

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Behind The Design

With a vast experience in the creative field, Chanya Kaur has always loved to design and style. She always harnessed a desire to turn her passion into a career, to help people add dynamism, character and their own personal flair to beautifully crafted spaces. Supporting the family business in textiles and managing ‘The Pure Concept’ with her husband and partner Dalbir Singh, has paved the way for Chanya to grow into her calling as an interior design consultant. For her fabrics play a key role in deciding the mood and aesthetics of a space and yet she eels that they are o en neglected in Indian design. Through her latest venture The Pure Concept Home, Chanya wants to change that mindset. The Designer’s Table at The Pure Concept Home store is where she helps clients design their spaces from scratch.

TPC HOME IS ALL ABOUT... minimalist living, but with classiccontemporary dynamism. It is an integrated concept store and design studio with furniture, furnishings, and accessories, and bespoke home design consultancy services for ground-up and renovation turnkey projects. DESIGN FOR ME IS... functional, thoughtfully executed with precision, and beautiful. THROUGH MY DESIGNS... I wish to capture the essence of our patrons’ life-journeys in the private and precious sanctuary they call their home. I do so

by striving for a seamless orchestration across functionality, aesthetics, and detailing. I draw inspiration from...Cross-cultural architecture and art as well as the distinct characters of natural textures. THE DESIGN ERA THAT FASCINATES ME THE MOST... 1920s Bauhaus WHAT I HAVE ALWAYS LOVED ABOUT MY WORK... blending the soft sophistication of minimalism and elegance to create timeless concept spaces. THE RANGE INCLUDES... statement furniture pieces, rugs, ceramics, and upholstery fabrics. THE CURRENT PROJECTS... are mostly for private clients across Mumbai. DREAM PROJECT... designing and styling a heritage residence by giving traditional elements a contemporary reinvention. TIHG

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TIHG Trend

REVEALING OPTIMISM

Amidst the havoc, US Company Pantone revealed the two colours for the year 2021, Ultimate Gray and Illuminating. With endurance and upliftment being key aspirations in decor, the marriage of these two colours can bring in thoughtfulness and charm. Let’s check out different elements in these hues which can infuse hope and strength Research: Yukti Kasera

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Lemon Yellow Aluminium Single Hanging Light by Moni Lights, `4,500, Pepperfry; Blue and Grey Cushion Cover, `3,150, Baro Market; Yellow Polyester Abstract Decorative Cushion by @home, `999, Pepperfry; Locker Room Premium Wallpaper from Eclectic Collection*, MINDTHEGAP available at Floor & Furnishings; Fruit Bowl with Stand, `990, Nestasia; DGVT Smoky Grey Dark Vitriﬁed Tiles from Inspire Collection, `143 per sq. ft., Orientbell Tiles *prices on request

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TIHG Trend “Pantone colors for 2021 deeply define the importance of what exists and is natural; which is, the rock solid ‘Ultimate Gray’, in union with ‘hope’ for a brighter tomorrow, ‘Illuminating’. The combination of these two together in any space is so eclectic and brightens it immediately. For contemporary decor, an accentuating color can often add a punch of pop such as yellow, which is balanced well with earthy neutral tones like Gray. The minimal style of design adopts and embraces these tones very well. A combination of such empowering colors enriches and adds glamour to the ambience.” Shares Neha Jain, Co-founder, UDC Homes

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Avalon from Nuance Collection, `750 per sq. ft., UDC Homes; Plethora designed by Elena Georghiadou*, YO2; Eugenio Dining Chair*, Luteca; Skyscraper Floor Lamp*, Boca do Lobo; Marbled Grey, `16,950, The WhiteTeak Company; Yellow ‘Peace’ Candle Hand, `3,480 approx, Audenza *prices on request

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Yellow Hue used in Commercial Space by Hipcouch; Air Rider Swarovski, `1,50,000, Anemos; Balance Sofa*, Visionnaire; Arja Wardrobe designed by Reda Amalou*, Ateliers Lison de Caunes; Grey Organic Bath Towel, `3,459 approx, ferm LIVING; Pereti Dinner Plate Yellow, `1,200, Home4U *prices on request

“The yellow feels like a fresh wave of energy, enthusiasm and excitement, compensating for the mellow 2020. Looking at these colours can be just like ying yang, striking a balance between the dull and the bright. Bright yellow is a welcoming colour for any space. In a residential space, it works for adults as well as for the kids’ rooms. It doesn’t follow age and its presence is quite enduring. A combination of Gray and yellow are widely used in commercial spaces. This combination adds a playful vibe as well as a sense of maturity. Bright yellow is a great energy booster while Gray balances out with some CALM” says Pankaj Poddar, Co-Founder, Hipcouch TIHG

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Decor Ideas CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Esfera Gold, Hands; Hanging Light, Beyond Designs Home; Dachshund Accent Table Lamp, Beyond Designs Home; Walnut Side Table, MADS Creations

MAKING A STATEMENT The desire to make your interiors stand out is accomplished with ease when charming accent pieces are integrated into any space. With an eye for aesthetic value, we have assembled a compilation RI DOO NLQGV RI VWDWHPHQW SLHFHV WKDW FDQ DGG FKDUP DQG GH¿QH WKH very look of your beloved interiors. Research: Arushi Chaturvedi

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When starting the work of shaping one’s space, investing in one accent piece that appeals irrevocably is a good idea. And every other element can stem as a response to their visual interaction with this one piece.

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Ethnic Wooden Bajot, The Purple Turtles; Vintage Wooden Chest of Drawer, Home Glamour; Wicker Floor Lamp, DBEL Studio; Timotee and LD Chair, Bram Woodcrafting Studio; Season’s Best, Hastkala

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When stuck with a space that doesn’t excite anymore, adding an accent piece is a great way to infuse some much needed life and energy into it. Pick a piece that enhances the existing interiors, without having to change every element.

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: October Quilt, Kari by Kriti; Farns Sideboard, Walter Knoll available at Plusch; Leaf Lid Antique Green Decorative Jar, Fanusta; Korg Pendant Lamp from Sustainable Lighting Collection, Sage Living; Prism Screen, Iqrup+Ritz; Log Cabin Patchwork, Sarita Handa

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Selecting an accent piece can be driven by instincts alone, or by a careful study of one’s requirements. An accent piece only works if it answers to the needs of a particular space and what is needed to add that bit of extra magic to it. Therefore, understand your needs beforehand.

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Arch Drum Hanging Lamp Big, Orange Tree; Aaram Coffee Table, Kam Ce Kam; Cubic Black Mirror Pedestal, Ochre at Home; Maharaja Chair, Bent Chair; Veneto Bath Console, Bronces Mestre available at Etreluxe

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Aaram Chair and Aaram Bar Cabinet, Kam Ce Kam; Corset Chair and Corset Ottoman, AKFD; Pero Sidetable by Aneeth Arora, Studio Wood; Nova Sofa, STROT; Matrice Table Lamp, Saint Louis available at Emery Studio

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A statement piece can shine in a particular space due to its distinct visual appeal. A standout colour, print, material or design can make a decor DGGLWLRQ DFW DV DQ HɣHFWLYH statement piece in a particular space, be it a mirror, bold seating options, furnishings et cetera.

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Time To Reﬂect Coffee Table, Sanjyt Syngh; Convex Mirror, It’s All About Home; Symphony, San Souci; Sissi Klein, Windfall available at Emery Studio; Lines and Surfaces, I’m The Centre For Applied Arts by Punam Kalra; Jessica Love Seat, Blue Loft available at The House of Things

Make sure to provide a statement piece the perfect setting for it to shine. An overcrowded space acts a deterrent to the proper appreciation of each element that you have lovingly integrated. Streamline the elements so that the focus is immediately drawn towards celebrating the accent piece. TIHG

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Material innovations and creative architectural vision come together to give way to architectural designs that impress at the very first glace. TIHG, impressed by the facades created by contemporary architects, has assembled together ten architects and the facades that showcase their masterful skill.

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Research: Arushi Chaturvedi

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Project: Hive Firm: OpenIdeas Architects Location: Sura Gujarat Images: Fabien Charuau Hive is conceived and designed as an intelligent, adaptable and sustainable family home at Surat, Gujarat. The form of the house is seeded in the profession of the client Kamalbhai Mistry — who is part of an extremely successful company engaged in making machines for the diamond industry. The architectural presence, undoubtedly, is established by the solar sensor-based facade, which lies at an exciting intersection of art and engineering. Its geometry is inspired by the hexagonal structural patterns found

in nature such as those of honeycombs and carbon crystals — giving the project its name. Analyzed as per the structure, function and mechanism, its design is based on structural strength, transformability and bio mimicry. The unique opening mechanism of the facade positions are derivatives of quality of light exposure and thermal comfort levels inside the house. Experientially, the modules create striking sciagraphy by casting patterns that change with the diurnal rhythm of the sun.

Project: Tathastu Bungalow Firm: Ace Associates Location: Nadiad Gujarat Images: Inclined Studio The front facade of this home is designed in a contemporary style, using modern materials like steel and concrete and earthy materials like bricks, that give the facade a warm feeling. The cross bracing of the steel member gives a dramatic industrial

architecture feel to the entire facade. And the play of light, use of wood and the linear water body in the front garden adds more glamour to the facade. The front garden and landscaping too complement the architectural form well. The Ideal Home and Garden February 2021 |

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Project: Hexalace Firm: Studio Ardete Location: Mohali Punjab Images: Ar. Purnesh Dev Nikhanj Considering the arduous climatic conditions involving extreme heat, and Hexalace’s front facing west, the façade emerged as a buffer of stratifying elements. Three inches thick concrete layer with hexagonal interstices has been used as a shading element. To better preserve the sanctity of shade, the screen flows organically creating an artistic visual dilemma from both inside as well as outside. Another layer of hexagonal silhouette made of metal frames is superimposed horizontally across the semi-permeable

concrete screen which doubles up as balcony fence. Furthermore, the main curtain wall has been recessed to leave pockets of air between the screen and the main building to increase the time lag and subsequently reduce the heat gain. Therefore, the facade by its inherent virtue of convergence acts as bronchioles for the structure.

Project: Radiance IRIS Firm: Architecture plus Value Location: Yelahanka, Bengaluru Images: Binsan Oomen Baby Mass Housing is the need of the hour in the world’s fastest growing city, Bengaluru. Within an urban concrete-jungle, Radiance IRIS seeks to be a green refuge from the ever-growing pressures of development. It focuses on a community-centric design incorporating natural vegetation and social spaces which simultaneously achieves the major challenge of high built-up area and low selling price. Iris was a low-cost project. 38 | February 2021 The Ideal Home and Garden

Hence the economy of construction was essential. The facade was designed as a simple expression of the climate response for the different zones within the home. The ground floor which has the daytime spaces or living areas was recessed and clad with quarry waste slate stone to provide a tactile feel.

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Project: House of 2 Palms Firm: Makra Works Location: Chennai Tamil Nadu Images: Photography By Arka (Rajkumar and Swati)

Project: Cleft House Firm: Anagram Architects Location: New Delhi Images: André Jeanpierre Fanthome Suryan/Dang

Inspired by the weaving patterns found in the Indian handicrafts and textile system, the brick jalli is made using two layers. The first is a solid layer of bricks laid in a horizontal pattern without any perforations. The second layer is made using a combination of solid and void volumes with layering. The perforations are planned in such a way that the wind flow is directed into the common area of the built structure and this is done by placing the bricks in 30 and 60 degree angles at fixed intervals. Apart from the perforations the monotonous brick screen

Our clients for this northwest facing residence, in Delhi, are members of three generations of a joint family. Our approach steps away from conventional circulation and spatial arrangements, by considering the built volume as a breached monolith rather than as a composition of fenestrated volumes and surface renders. Faceted and insulated stone facades protect the house from the lack of privacy to the front, and similarly the service areas, en suites and closets are planned at the rear to mitigate southern

is broken up by rectangular openings of varying sizes to bring in additional light and ventilation into the veranda. The cast in place concrete openings also help frame the views from the building.

heat gain. The deep void carved out, bridged at the front and rear on the upper levels, creates a meandering, naturally ventilated and social courtyard at the heart of the residence, pulling in views and balconies from all the rooms of the house. It draws ample light, softened by white and wood surface renders and the rooftop glazing, deep into the basement.

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Project: House with a Brick Veil Firm: Studio Lotus Location: Jangpura New Delhi Images: Edmund Sumner

Project: Screen Saver House Firm: Manoj Patel Design Studio Location: Vadodara Gujarat Images: Umang Shah

With increasing unplanned urbanization in several developing nations, most residential neighbourhoods have become jungles of concrete and noise – both visual and aural. Built within a congested locality in Central Delhi, the House with a Brick Veil seeks to negotiate the fine line between privacy and connectivity with neighbourhoods. The house is built as a stack of 3 apartments – a duplex for a conservative retired couple and two smaller flats for their married children and families. The brief was to create a calm oasis within this chaotic

For us climate plays an important role in planning and designing our projects. Talking about the corner junction on the South-West façade of the house, an opportunity evolved, to create a large surface area of cladding, due to the openings planned in peripheral series. The aim was to identity a different way to clay vernacular material – clay roof tiles, gave rise to a module, which is low cost and has long life span. Various combinations and patterns were explored that developed a dramatic experience of numerous shadow movements throughout the day according

neighbourhood. In line with the strong tradition of brick production in the region, the House is conceived as a brick masonry structure with a high thermal mass, thereby maximizing daylight and minimizing solar gain. A 345mm thick brick wall wraps around the building as a veil – floating away from it at times, to form intimate courtyards for light and ventilation. While the design of the “brick veil” screens residents from the heavy traffic on adjoining roads, it brings in natural light and ventilation.

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to sun’s movement in Indian context. The pattern used depicts, intricate strips carved out from flat clay roof tiles of different sizes. These pieces are all glued together to create one module each. Initially after one module getting ready, through artisanship, a study of shadow patterns were carried out in the studio as part of research to understand the large shadow scale to be obtained. Therefore the beauty of the module generates number of shadows through the profile and enhances the artwork.

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Project: Pixel House Firm: The Grid Architects Location: Ahmedabad Gujarat Images: Photographix India Inspiration for design can come from the most unexpected of places, and this one took off from that most fundamental building block of digital imagery — the pixel. Its spirit is rooted in nature, as the home emerged from an intent to embrace natural conditions, taking advantage of views, orientation, and form. The most emphatic manifestation of the pixel concept is seen at the main entrance, which is approached via a series of broad, platform-like steps. Here, the canopy above is articulated as an exposed concrete

structure, perforated with a series of square cut-outs in varying sizes. The large custom-made MS lamps that are suspended within this sheltering element echo this effect. The entire composition creates a certain sense of arrival, of a grand entrance, intensified with the wonderful play of light and shadow that is enacted through the day.

Project: Palm Avenue Firm: Architecture Discipline Location: Vasant Kunj Delhi Images: Studio Recall The idea was to design a home that unites every member of the family and caters to individual ideals of comfort. We achieved this by retaining individual proclivities of the users while carving out varying volumes within a simple rectangular form. The building envelope is finished with ventilated facade wooden panels and stylized glass grids. The facade paneling defines the geometry of

the building and adds to its minimalistic expression. We were tossing between timber and cork as they are both neutral to heat, age gracefully and can be easily removed and reinstalled. However, we chose timber over cork because it can be easily restored to its original finish by oiling it. TIHG

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Design: Essajees Atelier Image: Gokull Rao Kadam

Bat h r ooms Ma s te r ed Essential and yet simultaneously an opportunity to celebrate indulgent living, bathrooms are a great space to explore creative and innovative designing. Here are some bathrooms that can serve as true inspirations and goals for your interiors, as you plan to make your bathroom fabulous. Research: Arushi Chaturvedi

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Design: Dipen Gada & Associates Image: Tejas Shah

By virtue of the water presence in this space, bathroom tiles are an essential investment. But they don’t have to be boring at all! Experiment with colours, designs and textures in order to give your bathroom a unique look. Pick a unique colour or pattern and surprise yourself with its transformative abilities

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Design: KNS Architects Image: Sebastian Zachariah, Photographix India

Design: Mind Manifestation Design Image: Hemant Patil

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Design: Red Architects Image: Sebastian Zachariah, Photographix India

Bathrooms are not just functional spaces, but are also spaces for peaceful self-indulgence and quiet. Therefore adding elements like charming seating options or plants to the space can be comfort inducing and often add some much needed softness.

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Design: Amoeba Design Image: Rohan Joshi and Parth Joshi

Rather than sticking with traditional materials and colours that have often been associated with bathroom designs, creative utilization of bold colours or materials such as concrete or wood can respectively add a contemporary glow or an organic warmth to an impressive bathroom design.

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Design: Studio Course Image: Fabien Charuau

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Design: Weespaces Interiors Image: Shamanth Patil

Design: RC Design Studio Image: Subash Patil

Bathroom designs are often not the first area of focus, however these spaces serve as the perfect sanctuaries that can convey luxury in a very real sense. The interior space is overflowing with a wide and splendid variety of bathroom elements and options that enhance your space. Therefore research novel designs that would suit your vision best. TIHG

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DiviDe anD Rule Orchestrating the perfect balance between functionality and aesthetics, partitions serve as the best vertical dividers for any space. Glass, bamboo, timber, concrete etc. are few options which strategically serve the purpose of separating zones in interiors. Ahead, we bring some elegant partition ideas that are worth embracing. Research: Yukti Kasera

The Fluid Home at Mumbai Interior Design: Quirk Studio Image: Kuber Shah

“The creation of distinct functions in a space or the efficient utilisation of an open floor plan, both employ ingenious partition systems. Partition systems can be curated in tandem with the colour scheme, materiality and design identity of the surrounding spaces. These elements bolster pragmatic usage and harness the ability to build on the design grammar effortlessly.” Disha Bhavsar anD shivani ajmera, PrinciPal Designers anD co-FounDers, Quirk stuDio 48 | February 2021 The Ideal Home and Garden

Decor Ideas CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Kano Divider, Visionnaire; Empire Screen, LUXXU; Shield Screen and Vanity Unit by Gallotti & Radice, Chaplins Furniture; Siramika Sheesham Wood Room Divider in Brown Colour by Mudramark, Pepperfry

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Private Residence at Worli, Mumbai Interior Design: Minnie Bhatt Design Image: Prashant Bhat

“Partitions have been used in spaces in many different ways, to separate a space functionally and visually. In this home, individual carved wooden panels come together to create a divider between two areas of a large living room, and a wooden lattice as a divider within a bedroom. Partitions can be used effectively in many different ways not only to divide spaces but also as a decorative element. In restaurants we have used creative partitions to sectionalise the private or VIP area from the rest of the space.” minnie Bhatt, FounDer & Design Director, minnie Bhatt Design

Milonga Bookcase designed by Paolo Cappello for Miniforms, Go Modern

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Decor Ideas CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Eva, Thomas Trad; Vivid Living at Lower Parel, Mumbai, Interior Design: Essajees Atelier, Image: Gokul Rao Kadam; Mayfair Project at Hyderabad, Interior Design: Cutting Edge Design Studio

“There are three surfaces of a home that define a space floors, ceiling and walls. Partitions are something that comes at eye level that can really enhance how a space looks and feels, and forms such an important element. Functionally, it divides two spaces and creates a spatial partition between two areas. But aesthetically, it serves as the entire backdrop for both the spaces on either side. Dressing up your partition walls is important for these two reasons.” sarah sham, PrinciPal Designer, essajees atelier

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“We as legacy rug makers were wanting to push the envelope on the design front, challenge ourselves, our production methodologies, experiment with weaves etc. In the midst of the pandemic lockdown, I reconnected with my friend Pushkar, Founder of The Grafiosi and Origin One. He’s a designer, photographer and artist, and our aesthetic sensibilities sync up completely. We ended up becoming close friends and wanted to make something together to see how we could challenge each other, and it came at a time that Origin One was contemplating over their Home section. We worked together to create a never seen before collection of rugs for the Indian and global market, something experimental both in terms of design and production, and we did so by relearning from each other and the entire process of rug creation together from scratch at source from the weavers themselves,” shares the beaming Nikita.

Origin One is known to create everyday objects like stationery and is founded and spearheaded by Pushkar Thakur

Artistically Made With Love What do you expect when two creative souls come together? The result is a range of quirky yet contemporary carpets that is proudly Indian. The latest collaboration between Origin One and Kaati Carpets is interesting in many ways than one can think of. Team TIHG spoke to Nikita Maheshwari, founder behind Kaati Carpets to understand the journey.

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Kaati, with a legacy dating back to 1950, designs and manufactures hand-made carpets and dhurries.

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Ranju Singhi, Vinod Singhi, Nain Belliapa, Mohammed Afnan & Arun Shekar, Jatin Kapoor, Ketaki Poonawala

Setting new standards for design with every project they work on, we bring you five masterpieces from renowned industry experts Words: Ruhi Singh

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Home Profile The Owners: Surya Prakash Samsukha LOcaTiOn: Ludhiana, Punjab area: 7000 sq.ft. rOOms: Bedrooms, suite with attached living area and bathroom, formal dining and living area, formal lounge, family lounge, study, utility area, powder room 11 Rooms DecOr: Contemporary & rustic DesiGn Team: Ranju Singhi & Vinod Singhi Basics Architects imaGes: Nakul Jain This 7,000 sq ft house was designed with a brief to combine two separate apartments into a single expansive four-bedroom house for a family of five. The owners were keen to have a look and feel of an independent bungalow while also reflecting their love for nature. The design intent was to create an urban refuge, transporting the occupants away from the oppressive city environment. The design team decided to have a double-height living area to generate a feeling of being outdoors and serve to integrate the spaces around it. A straight corridor runs end-to-end on both levels overlooking the space and connects the public areas with the private spaces. An internal staircase connects the two levels while a bridge on the upper level allows for a second entrance into the house. A palette of carefully assembled materials served as an expression of biophilia. The flooring was done in a bright terrazzo with brass inlays. A rustic brick surface provides the backdrop for the staircase while a travertine-clad wall echoes a natural rock texture. A wooden coffered ceiling emphasizes the scale of the double-height space. The staircase and bridge were meticulously detailed and crafted in steel and wood. The Ideal Home and Garden February 2021 |

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Home Profile The Owners: Neetu Avinash & Avinash K.G. LOcaTiOn: Kanakapura Road, Bangalore area: 2,800 sq ft rOOms: Living, dining and four bedrooms DecOr: Earthy ecletic DesiGn Team: Nain Belliappa (Houseof9design) imaGes: Parth Swaminath Situated on the 21st floor of a plush apartment in Bengaluru, this home for a family of five has been designed to create spaces to unwind and spaces for each member. Welcoming abundant natural light and beautiful cityscape, the home also greets you with an interplay of colour at entryway. Rich teak pieces with wicker and a circular teak mirror make up this narrow space. The peonies artwork was painted by our client and that’s what inspired the designer to paint the walls in a pastel blue shade, which also reveals the owners’ love for England and London. The living room features a rustic vibe with wooden beams on the ceiling that continues on to the walls too. The arched storage unit by Aanai Design Studio stands out in an otherwise neutral space. The dining area has been designed cleverly in terms of furniture and artworks. Apart from wooden dining table and a crockery unit, the team designed this space with a teak and wicker chair and metal and wood cabinet with a glass facade to keep books, souvenirs and artifacts. The Ideal Home and Garden February 2021 |

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Home Profile The Owners: Yogita and Kiran Dalvi LOcaTiOn: Pune, Maharastra area: 3,500 sq ft rOOms: Living, dining, three bedrooms and a media room DecOr: Modern and minimal imaGes: Aaditya Kulkarni (PHX India) With an aim to design a home that is functional and spacious while using modern elements. The home features a neutral colour palette blended well with different textures and tones. Being a book lovers’ abode, the owners’ wanted a designated space for their huge collection of books. Being socially active they also needed the living room to extend into the deck to entertain family and friends as well as have a peaceful space to unwind. The living room opens to a deck that is finished in pine wood pergolas. The tropical upholstered furniture goes well with the greens and the open sky. The rustic white brick clad wall captures maximum attraction. As you move from living room to passage, a larger-than-life wooden shelf filled with books add warmth and character to the space. The media room, originally the fourth bedroom of this house, behind the book shelf is a space to unwind and chill. The Ideal Home and Garden February 2021 |

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Home Profile | The Owners: Malabar Coast’s elite personality | LOcaTiOn: Kannur, Kerala |

area: 550 sq ft | rOOms: Bachelor Pad | DecOr: Black is back | DesiGn Team: Mohammed Afnan & Arun Shekar (Humming Tree) | imaGes: Justin Sebastian Photography

The designers at Humming Tree were always fascinated and captivated by dark passages and spaces. Situated amidst the coastal region of Kannur, Kerala, the designers were called to check out this home and were told to design a bedroom interior at first. Black or dark tones are one of the unusual choices in the color scheme when it comes to shaping cool bachelor pads but the designers wanted to give a stunning look to the space. The sinister backdrop allows the beautiful light fixtures and the wonderful vase collection to shine through brilliantly. This bedroom was designed to have white ceiling which, in most cases, would be an unnoticeable feature. However, in this case it stands out, mainly in contrast with the dark walls. The walls are not just black but also matted with a tint of Ruassian blue color. They are complimented with elegant custom made brass handled wall mounted lights. To create a uniform décor, the curtains are also a shade of black and the wooden plank flooring is diagonally angled to give a different perspective. A well-designed bedroom can be very relaxing and comfortable if decorated even in black. In this case as well it has a deep ambience because of the dark walls and furniture but the grey rugs, bedding and fur foot bed creates some charming contrast. The Ideal Home and Garden February 2021 |

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hOme PrOfiLe The hOme: Private LOcaTiOn: DLF Phase II, Gurugram area: 1,800 sq ft rOOms: Living, dining, lounge and three bedrooms DecOr: Luxurious yet elegant DesiGn Team: Jatin Kapoor (Mantra One) imaGes: Deepak Agaarwal Photography

Known for visualising simple spaces with a sense of grandeur, Mantra One has designed this 1,800 sq ft residence in upscale DLF Phase II with opulence and luxury. Enter the three-bedroom home that opens into a brightly lit living and dining room. And, at night, the warm glow from the glass chandelier and the statement Victorian-inspired floor lamp creates the right ambiance for the plush décor. The space welcomes you with bespoke craft-intensive furniture that oozes an alluring charm. The neutral sofas are complemented by a pop of saffron yellow in two elegant armchairs and a unique piece of art. Flanking the chairs are custom-designed winged side tables meticulously hand-carved out of a single piece of wood. The lounge has a TV built specially into a back panel in a brown-lacquered mirror, an impressive feat when you want a sleek and space-saving look. Design elements such as a beautiful origami birds brass sculpture perched upon an equally stunning table, a medley in wood, brass and stone, bring the look together. TIHG

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MAGAZINE THE POWER OF READERSHIP MAGAZINES! up by 0.9 crores - IRS Q1 2019 AS THE SUPERHERO All media is growing, and Print continues to grow despite the general belief that Print is declining. Readership is largely influenced by two things - literacy level and your disposable income. If you have money, then only will you buy a newspaper. Luckily in India, both those things have moved upwards. Ashish Bhasin, CEO - Greater South and Chairman & CEO - India, Dentsu Aegis Network and Chairman, MRUC I am very happy that Print is growing across all languages, and that Print titles in Digital are doing well too. The Print industry in India is still robust and effective, unlike in the Western world. Shashi Sinha, CEO, IPG Mediabrands, India What is disappointing is the fact that niche publications that serve an important segment have consistently been ignored. A different methodology must be used to ensure correct findings for such publications, but sadly both Neilsen and the MRUC Technical Committee have so far not done this.” Hormusji Cama, CEO, Mumbai Samachar I am happy to see that Print numbers are growing because it also proves the point that everything is not wrong with Print, and Digital is not the only way to go forward. It justifies the argument that Print has an established sort of acceptance. Indranil Roy, CEO, Outlook Group

PRINT IS GROWING No. of additional readers added since IRS 2017 Dailies - 1.8 crores Magazines - 0.9 crores Total number of Print Readers - 42.5 crores

Magazine Advertising actually works! INCREASE WITH 38 MILLION NEW READERS.

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Welcome Home Greenery The healing power of natural greens is being increasingly integrated into the very fabric of envisioned designs by architects, as a way to provide openness, refreshing aesthetics and the psychological benefits of being closer to nature magnificently. Here are six homes that have creatively integrated plants indoors, in a way that organically transforms a manmade structure by infusing it with life and nature’s charm. Research: Arushi Chaturvedi

Project: Apartment 901 Firm: Shroffleon Lead Architects: Kayzad Shroff and Maria Leon Location: Mumbai, Maharashtra Images: Photographix India The client brief was simple, to convert a five bedroom apartment into a lavish three bedroom apartment, in addition to the conversion of an open terrace into an intimate den. While accommodating specifically the clients request of an enclosed den, we attempted to retain the atmosphere of being in the outdoors through elements such as wooden decking, plants in the form of a green wall and windows that open up completely, blurring the insides with the outdoors. Within each room, there is a material, texture or colour that was the result of an in-depth research and development between us, the client and the fabricator. And therefore in the den, we have an indoor green wall, in addition to a water body. 66 | February 2021 The Ideal Home and Garden

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Project: The Long House Firm: Dhananjay Shinde Design Studio Lead Architect: Dhananjay Shinde Location: Nashik, Maharashtra Images: Hemant Patil A 5000 sq.ft. house located in a small town for a traditional business family, the main feature of this design is a long passage which has a green court on one side and the rooms on the other. The court wall becomes an art wall as different light patterns are created from sunrise to sunset. This certainly reflects in the quality of light and ventilation throughout the year. The design was thus conceptualized and evolved as a harmonious blend of the outside with the inside. An abundance of natural light was poured in through skylights wherever possible. The Ideal Home and Garden February 2021 |

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Project: Jungalow Firm Neogenesis+Studi0261 Principal Architects: Chinmay Laiwala Jigar Asarawala Tarika Asarawala Design Team: Gopal Suthar Umesh Anghan Location: Sura Gujarat Images: Ishita Sitwala The project aimed to create an economically modest built form for an agriculturist and his family. Abstraction of urban farming could be seen in both exterior and interior spaces. The design uses the natural light and the built form to its advantage. The heart of the structure is the double heighted courtyard which is embellished with creepers and climbers. The green curtain cuts the direct entry of west sunlight inside the house and creates a buffer. The view from the spaces offers a glance of voluminous courtyard. Circular windows in bedroom, out-looking the landscape serves as a natural picture frame. The basic building materials are kept to its natural form and texture to comprehend the naturality of flora. The biophilia design turns the house inside out embarrassing greens while giving soft touch through the use of natural materials in its pure form. 68 | February 2021 The Ideal Home and Garden

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Project: The Skewed House Firm: Studio Lagom Principal Architect: Hardik Shah Design Team: Sweta Gajiwala Doriwala and Kruti Sheta-Patel Location: Sura Gujarat Images: Photographix India Natural objects, shapes, and processes have often acted as a source of inspiration throughout the history of architecture. But we believe that nature itself has to be treated as an integral element in architecture. Rather than surrounding the building by greens, we try to infuse it itself within the design. It brings life as well as colour to that mundane space. Apart from that natural elements like water features including the spouts, flowering plants etc. can grab the attention of an individual as it evokes the senses. Rather than a fixed artwork on a plain wall, just by adding the element of light and shadow, a dynamic artwork can be created, which keeps on changing throughout the day. We believe to strike the right balance between less and more in architecture, and the design which resonates with nature. The Ideal Home and Garden February 2021 |

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Project: The Far Site House Firm: TechnoArchitecture Principal Architect: Rajesh Shivaram Design Team: Rajesh Shivaram, Rupali, Megha, Yashaswini Location: Bengaluru, Karnataka Images: Shamanth Patil The Far Site House is the result of a harmonic set of volumes intertwined with each; other than also producing a mosaic of light and shadow, transparency, and opacity, where internal and external spaces inter as one environment. At the heart of The Far Site House, is a connection to nature. The signature features like the waterbody, and the landscape bring a sense of ease and tranquility. Almost all areas of the house have visual access to the garden, which provides a pleasing focal point for a home, enhancing the feeling of being with nature.

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Project: The Plane House Firm: Spacefiction Studio Principal Architects: Baba Sashank Vindhya Guduru Design Team: Santhosh Kandanala Location: Hyderabad Telangana Images: Monika Sathe Photography A large housing development looks directly into the long east boundary of the plot. All the rooms facing road side are finished with a series of concrete planes that act as shields from the prying eyes of the neighbors and the traffic of the abutting road. These shielding planes themselves arrange around an open water body, such that most spaces could look into it while maintaining privacy. The concrete planes are grit finished with two shades to break the scale and topped with steel grey granite coping. Large projection boxes jut out of these planes, at the corner of the rooms on the first floor; which act as small, private indoor balconies. TIHG

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Hail Royal Infusion Ornate and opulent, designs that celebrate the royal flair are reminders of a time that is seeped in luxurious allure. These four designers have envisioned and brought to fruition the rich infusion of royal interiors into the contemporary landscape, that seamlessly transports one to indulgent splendor. Research: Arushi Chaturvedi

Firm: A Square Designs Principal Designer: Ajay Arya Location: kolkata Images: Photographix India

“The clients wished for a statement in spatial luxury, a contemporary living space with ethnic accents — a home that would have a traditional spirit and modern expression. The 5bhk home was converted to a 4bhk one, with one bedroom being ‘erased’ to create larger spaces, keeping Vastu in mind. The contemporary-meets-ethnic aesthetic was articulated as a bare, modern shell that would house elements with classic styling such as cabriole legs, Chesterfields, scrolled arms and backs, and stately two-poster beds. Luxury is expressed via a high-end material selection and rich finishes. Unusual natural stones with extraordinary colours and graining, exotic hardwoods and veneers, pure leather, opulent velvets, high-gloss lacquers, silk carpets, and engraved and beveled glass create layered, nuanced and eloquent compositions.” 72 | February 2021 The Ideal Home and Garden

TIHG Decor Firm: Sthapatya Principal Designer: Ritu Khandelwal and Sandeep Khandelwal Location: Jaipur Rajasthan

Ritu Khandelwal, Co-Founder of Sthapatya points out, “The infusion of royalty in residences is all about creating visual imagery with the intricate interplay of exotic materials such as Venetian mirrors, marble overlays and inlays, crystal and bohemian chandeliers, glass micro-mosaics on walls, Roman domes and Corinthian columns, wrought iron and intricately cast metal gates with theme complementing lighting, drapes that forming a flowing backdrop to areas, back-lit onyx in toilets, teak wood paneling on walls, Persian carpets, silver metal furniture and more... Attention to detail and interaction of materials whilst creating a distinct design aesthetic are the core tenets of injecting regality in an area. At Sthapatya, we also emphasize on the beauty of handmade and its unique artistry to not only revive vanishing arts and crafts but also breathe a little bit of past into the present.” The Ideal Home and Garden February 2021 |

TIHG Decor Firm: 42MM Architecture Principal Designer: Rudraksh Charan and Priyanka Khanna Location: Lucknow

“The French connection is a timeless translation of luxury that nurtures the solace of a household. The client’s multivalent excursions nurtured in him an urge to own a house that is a statement of luxury without compromising on the feeling of warmth and coziness. Hence the classical French style was the perfect take – it returns to tradition and comfort yet does not compromise on style and glamour. The house is characterized by polished marble floors, decorative ceiling and ornately carved furniture rendering it both trendiness and uniqueness in its context. The exquisite use of stone, molding and carvings renders it a palatial appearance. This house offers its inhabitants an experience of walking into a luxury hotel while at easement of their dwelling place.” 74 | February 2021 The Ideal Home and Garden

TIHG Decor Firm: Creations Principal Designer: Shilpi Sonar Location: Raigarh Chhattisgarh IMAGE: Prashant Bhat

“Heralding the era where maharajas and sultans ruled all over the subcontinent, Shilpi Sonar has beautifully crafted the interiors of this residential bungalow. Keeping in mind the interiors of palaces fit for royalty, this bungalow is the most glamorous residence, the city of Raigarh has ever seen. Spread over a sprawling 10000 square feet, its traditional interiors tie it to the rich cultural history of India, elevating the overall aesthetic value associated with the city. Keeping in mind the sheer scale and magnificence of the bungalow, Mrs. Sonar went out of her way to incorporate customized elements into the household in order to give it a personal touch that gives the house its own identity and sets it apart from the rest of the luxurious interiors by tying it to the deeprooted and all-encompassing culture of our great country.” TIHG

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Delicious & Stylish A look at this table and we promise you won't be done gazing at it over and over again. Brownie points - we have mentioned the cooking secrets of this delicious spread which is cooked and styled by Home Chef and ,QÀXHQFHU 0DQX Images: Ankush Dewesar

"Have you ever thought you could turn the sunset in winters into a celebration or a chilled out party scene? For a chilly winter evening sundowner you just need music, cocktails and of course lipsmacking food. Creating a buffet table at such events works best as guests can simply pick up food and enjoy. The idea is very simple, start with cocktails, finger food as the sun goes down and then party into the night with dinner being served as well. So invite your loved ones, friends and family and give them a nice experience with a well planned winter sundowner evening," shares home chef Manu

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Spaghetti In Almond Butter IngredIents

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• 100 gms spaghetti • 6 tbsp almond butter (crunchy) • 1 tbsp soy Sauce • 1 tbsp white vinegar • 1 tbsp rosemary oil • 3 tbsp chilli oil • 1 nob ginger (grated) • 1 clove garlic (grated) • 1 sprig spring onion • 1/4 cup sesame • 3 red chillies (chopped) • 1-3 tbsp water

• Cook spaghetti and drain excess water • Melt all ingredients together in a saucepan for 3 mins • Add 1-3tbsp water as necessary for consistency • Pour sauce over cooked spaghetti • Mix thinly sliced spring onions, sesame seeds and red chillies and give a toss. • Take out in a serving bowl and garnish with spring onions, sesame seeds and red chillies.

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Cheesy Mushroom Vol Au Vents IngredIents • 300 gms mushrooms (cut) • 1 large onion (chopped) • 1 tbsp butter • 1 tbsp pepper • 3 garlic cloves (chopped) • Salt to taste • 1/4 cup Grated mozrella cheese • 1/4 cup grated processed cheese • Chives for garnishing

MetHOd • Heat the sauce pan. Add butter and garlic cloves and saute. • Add chopped onions and saute • Add chopped mushrooms and saute. • Add pepper and salt and mix all well together • Take out in a mixing bowl and add Mozarella and processed cheese. • Blend the mixture to a piping consistency. • With the piping bag, fill vol au vents shells and garnish with grated proceseed cheese and chopped chives leaves.

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Stuffed Portobello IngredIents • 1 yellow bellpepper (chopped) • 1 red bellpepper (chopped) • 1 onion (finely chopped) • Sliced cherry tomatoes for garnishing • Parsley (chopped) • 1/4 cup Corn • 1 cup bread crumbs • 1 cup grated Cheese • 1 tbsp garlic seasoning • 1 tbsp oregano • 1 tbsp chilli flakes • 1/2 tbsp black pepper • Salt to taste • Oil

MetHOd • Wash Portobellos thoroughly and pat dry. • Clean the gills and cut the stems (dont throw the stems). • Lay portobellos in a baking tray, brush some oil and sprinkle salt. Bake for 3 minutes in oven at 120. • In a mixing bowl mix all ingredients together along with spices. Drizzle some oil while mixing. • Take out Portobello from the oven and place the mixture on portobello with a help of spoon. • Top up with more cheese and sliced cherry tomatoes and bake for 2 minutes at 120. • Stuffed Portobello mushrooms are ready to serve. Garnish with some chopped parsley or microgreens.

Vegetarian Thai Green Curry IngredIents

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- FOr tHaI green Curry Paste

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• 5 stalks lemongrass • 3 green chillies (chopped) • 1/4 cup coriander leaves (chopped) • 3 sprig basil leaves • 1 tsp whole black peppercorns • 1 onion (roughly chopped) • 1/4 cup spring onion (bulb & greens roughly chopped) • 3 cloves garlic • 1 inch ginger • Salt to taste

- FOr tHaI green Curry

• 400 ml coconut milk, unsweetened • 3 tbsp Thai green curry paste • 1 cup broccoli florets • 1 carrot (sliced) • 1 red, yellow or green bell pepper (diced) • 1/2 green zucchini (quartered or thickly sliced) • 1 cup water, or vegetable stock • 1 tbsp brown Sugar/regular sugar • 1 sprig Basil leaves, or kaffir lime leaves • Saltto taste • 1 tsp Oil

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• To begin making the Vegetarian Thai Green Curry recipe, we will first make the Thai Curry paste. • To do that, we will first have to prepare the lemongrass. First trim away and discard any root section below the bulb base. We will also now remove the dried part of the root until we reach a stage we know that the root cuts easily and is tender. • We don't use the leaf part of the lemon grass for the curry paste, you can use it for flavouring a tea or a soup. • Continue the same procedure for the remaining lemon grass stalks. • Add all the ingredients for the paste into a blender and a little bit of water. Cover the blender and grind the mixture to make a smooth paste. • After a few seconds of grinding, open the blender and stir to combine the rest of the ingredients that are required to make the paste - green chillies, coriander leaves, basil leaves, peppercorns, onions, spring onions, garlic, ginger and salt. • If required add a little more water to grind into a smooth paste. • Transfer the Thai curry paste and store it in a glass jar. You only need to use 3 tablespoons of the paste for a single recipe of Thai curry. So with this paste you will be able to make Thai curry at least 3 times over.

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• Heat a teaspoon of oil in a heavy wok. • Add in the vegetables like carrots, zucchini, broccoli and bell peppers. • Add in some salt and stir fry the vegetables on high heat until lightly tender. Once tender turn off the heat and keep aside. • Add a teaspoon of oil into the hot wok, next add in 2 to 3 tablespoons of the Thai curry paste and saute for a few seconds in the oil. • Next add in a cup of water and stir to combine into the curry. Next we will add in a tablespoon of brown sugar and finally 400ml of the coconut milk. • Stir to combine all the ingredients. Once combined, add in the salt, stir and allow the mixture to thicken a little and come to a boil. • Once the mixture comes to a boil, add in some torn basil leaves and the stir fried vegetables. Stir the mixture, give it a light boil and the Vegetarian Thai curry is ready to be served. • Serve the Vegetarian Thai Green Curry Recipe with a bowl of Steamed Rice or Jasmine Rice to enjoy your Thai style Meal. TIHG

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Sarita Handa 356/357, 2nd floor, Sultanpur, MG Road, new Delhi, Delhi - 110030 Call: +91 9560278800 www.saritahanda.com

Openideas Architects 905, Brooklyn Tower, S G highway, Beside YMCA Club, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380016 www.openideas.co,in

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m MADS Creations Unit-149, 1st floor, Vipul Trade Center, Sector-48, Sohna Road, Gurugram, haryana 122018 Call: 7835097019 Manoj Patel Design Studio 209- 2nd floor, V3 Landmark, Atladra-390012, next to Swami narayan Temple, Vadodara, Gujarat 390012 Instagram: @manojpateldesignstudio www.manojpateldesignstudio.com Makra Works G-1, Madhurams flats, 4th St, nandanam Extension, nandanam, Chennai, Tamil nadu 600035 Instagram: @makraworks Mind Manifestation Design 98/75, Paud Road, Bhusari Colony, Kothrud, Pune, Maharashtra 411038 Instagram: @mind_manifestation_pune Minnie Bhatt Design G-2, Trade World, A Wing Kamala Mill Compound Lower Parel, Mumbai Maharashtra 400013 Call: 022 2498 9902 www.minniebhatt.com

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