In Hyderabad, Designary reimagines the salon typology for Nailashes and N-Salon through sculptural form and spatial clarity.

IDW celebrates India with an eclectic curation of the works of Indian designers, architects, photographers, product designers and artists.
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In Hyderabad, Designary reimagines the salon typology for Nailashes and N-Salon through sculptural form and spatial clarity.
Koriv Designs crafts a contemporary residence in Pune that reinterprets the spirit of traditional wada architecture through material restraint, fluid living, and a deeply collaborative process with the client.
Plug Collective designs a demountable sales office for Mahavir Group’s redevelopment project in Mumbai–transforming a temporary structure into a carefully articulated architectural statement rooted in light, trust, and material responsibility.
Moving beyond display, House of Ruya creates a material-driven gallery for Splash Textures in Bengaluru where paint is experienced not merely as a finish, but as art.
Studio KNest designs a spiritually rooted 2BHK in Vrindavan by merging two independent apartments into a cohesive second home for a Krishna devotee based in the USA. The project interprets the town’s devotional ethos through arches, murals, jaali detailing, and a restrained contemporary palette.
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.