IDW celebrates India with an eclectic curation of the works of Indian designers, architects, photographers, product designers and artists.
Designed by Studio Tilt in Varca, this four-bedroom villa reimagines tropical living through light, water, and layered volumes. Conceived for a family of four, the home draws subtle Balinese influences into a climate-responsive framework rooted in its coastal setting.
The House of Quadri flagship in Mumbai–designed by Aashni Kumar–offers a deeply personal retail experience, where the craftsmanship of lab-grown diamonds unfolds within a setting that balances contemporary refinement with historic character.
Aantara, designed by Space Karma in Ahmedabad, takes its name from the idea of an interval—a gentle in-between. Created for a family transitioning cities, the home becomes a series of intentional spaces that balance tradition with modern restraint.
In Mumbai, Studio Design, Research and Workshop transforms a neglected 1,200 sq ft apartment into a measured, light-filled bachelor home for a young entrepreneur. Designed to shift effortlessly between solitude and gathering, the residence reflects a contemporary lifestyle shaped by clarity, material restraint, and thoughtful spatial planning.
In Bengaluru’s Bellandur, Space Agency’s contemporary design blends tropical sensibilities, Indian art, and tactile materials to create a home that feels rooted, relaxed, and quietly personal.
Designed by Studio Urban Form + Objects in Mumbai, Raintree Home marks a return to a childhood residence within an ageing Art Deco building from the 1950s. Through careful subtraction, structural repair, and material restraint, the project peels back decades of intervention while working within the building’s original spatial logic.
Designed by Studio Saransh in Ahmedabad, NG Apartment reimagines the memory of Corbusian Ahmedabad within a contemporary high-rise setting. The home draws from the city’s modernist legacy to create interiors shaped by exposed surfaces, proportion, and restraint.
In Pune, INI Studio design a 2BHK apartment that blends traditional Indian craftsmanship with contemporary restraint, creating a home that feels calm, grounded, and deeply personal.
Designed by Design Dual in New Delhi, this residence offers a restrained take on contemporary luxury, defined by material depth, fine detailing, and a clear separation between social and private spaces.