IDW celebrates India with an eclectic curation of the works of Indian designers, architects, photographers, product designers and artists.
Conceived by Fine Line Designers for an NRI couple, this Mumbai apartment uses a restrained palette and thoughtful planning to create a home that feels simple, calm, and easy to live in. Curated by: Deepa NairPhotographs: Yadnyesh Joshi; courtesy Fine ...
In this 3,500 sq ft sea-facing residence in Prabhadevi, Mumbai, Atelier Design N Domain crafts a contemporary minimalist retreat grounded in coastal nuance and spatial clarity.
Designed by By the Riverside, this 2,500 sq ft residence in Bengaluru layers raw materials, wildlife memories, and quiet craft into a deeply personal family sanctuary.
In Jamnagar, this Dhyey Chag Architects-designed residence reworks a conventional 4BHK into an expansive 3BHK, defined by seamless spatial flow, concealed detailing, and material-led restraint.
Located in Sopan Baug, Pune, the Sanghavi Residence is a 4,000 sq ft apartment designed by Atelier NOUA as a material-rich home that blends luxury detailing with hospitality-inspired spatial planning.
On Mumbai’s Peddar Road, Royal Home Spaces-designed Maharaja’s Pad is a layered residence where classic Indian elegance is carefully preserved and reinterpreted through modern comfort, spatial clarity and refined detailing.
In Pune, a 700 sq ft apartment by Studio Raama is reimagined as a warm, tactile retreat where muted palettes, gentle geometry and thoughtful planning transform compact living into a soothing everyday experience.
In Raipur, M.A.D Collaboratives crafts a 2,500 sq ft Wabi-Sabi-inspired residence where neutral palettes, soft textures and mindful zoning create a calm, contemporary family home.
In Bengaluru, Source Architecture transforms a 2,700 sq ft apartment into a moody, art-led home where rustic warmth, eclectic influences and quiet craft come together with intuitive ease.