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April 21, 2025

Chandigarh Designer Debuts at SaloneSatellite

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Chandigarh-based furniture designer Rohil Gupta recently debuted his collection at SaloneSatellite, a prestigious platform for emerging designers during Milan Design Week. His presented works, including the "Aatra" chair and "Patthar" table, draw inspiration from traditional Indian crafts and materials. Gupta reinterprets these elements with a contemporary lens, resulting in pieces that blend heritage and modern aesthetics. His "Aatra" chair, crafted from teak wood and woven cane, references the charpai, a traditional Indian daybed, while the "Patthar" table explores the contrast between rough, natural stone and sleek, metal elements. This showcase marks Gupta's entry onto the international design stage.

February 11, 2025

Chandigarh Furniture Traders Relocating to Sector 56 Market

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Chandigarh's furniture traders currently operating in different sectors will soon be relocated to a new, upcoming market in Sector 56. This move aims to consolidate the furniture trade in a dedicated space. The new market is expected to offer better infrastructure and amenities for both traders and customers. While some traders have expressed concerns about the relocation, the administration believes it will ultimately benefit the industry and streamline furniture businesses within the city.

January 18, 2025

Heritage Furniture Vanishes from Art College

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Heritage furniture, including chairs designed by Pierre Jeanneret, has reportedly gone missing from the Government College of Art and Craft in Chandigarh. The missing items were part of the college's collection of original furniture designed for the city by Jeanneret and his cousin Le Corbusier. The issue came to light during a recent inspection, prompting an internal inquiry by the college administration. The college principal confirmed the disappearance and stated that efforts are being made to locate the missing pieces.