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April 28, 2025

Homegrown Brands Elevate Indian Interiors with Artistry and Sustainability

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A growing number of Indian design brands are championing local artistry and sustainable practices, breathing new life into interiors. These brands prioritize handcrafted pieces, often using traditional techniques and locally sourced materials like bamboo, cane, and recycled wood. This focus not only reduces environmental impact but also supports local artisans and preserves cultural heritage, offering a unique and conscious approach to decorating.

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.

April 20, 2025

Slow Furniture Movement Counters Fast Furniture Trend

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The slow furniture movement is gaining traction as a counterpoint to mass-produced, disposable furniture. Focusing on handcrafted, durable pieces made with sustainable materials, this approach emphasizes quality over quantity. Slow furniture makers prioritize traditional techniques and locally sourced timber, often building bespoke items designed to last generations. This shift reflects a growing consumer desire for unique, ethically produced furniture that minimizes environmental impact and supports local artisans.