Architectural Digest India

From explorations of India Modern to creating climate sensitive architecture, here are the most beautiful homes featured in AD this month.

Logic Design + Build transforms two bare, unconnected floorplates into a Guwahati home layered with classical references and deeply personal details.

In a city where every inch comes at a premium, these Mumbai homes over 10,000 square feet redefine luxury.

Hiten Kakadiya of Aayam Architects takes soil seriously. Using rammed earth walls, this two-level weekend home in Bhuj, Gujarat, celebrates vernacular techniques in its construction.

EKA Collective transforms an underused terrace in this Vadodara home into a space designed to change with the family.

From a fashion designer's vision of ‘Kerala Modern’ to an apartment built around ancestral rituals, here are some of our favourite India modern homes.

From Aditi Rao Hydari's deeply storied home to Sonam Kapoor's maximalist Mumbai home, here are our favourite celebrity homes that feature vintage design.

With layered material palettes and interiors inspired by craft, these new fashion stores in India invite visitors to step inside a designer’s imagination.

Discover open kitchen design ideas from homes that bring the kitchen into the heart of everyday living.

These cities take a sustainable approach to lifestyle and development, allowing clean air and great quality of life.

The luxury department store’s first Home Edit is here, pre the annual festivities.

Spanning linens to chandeliers, PRATAP HOME, the designer’s expansion into interiors will beckon to those who recognise the quiet appeal of his brand.

The creative director of Nilaya Anthology takes us into the world of master craftsman Palanisamy and his monumental terracotta horses, as part of her journey towards exploring modern expressions of this ancient art form through an evocative collection of ‘clay guardians’ created in collaboration with contemporary ceramicist, Adil Writer.

KAASH opens its doors to a rare exhibition of works by Dehradun-based textile artist Chiaki Maki created at her studio Ganga Maki set in the Himalayas.

Architect and curator Vishal K Dar reflects on the inaugural Sā Biennale in Ladakh, sharing a personal account of his experience curating the landmark art event.

Colombo-based Ajantha Ranaweera draws on Sri Lankan architecture and the ancient Rasa Theory to take on themes of decolonisation, caste politics and identity.

Setting a world record for an Indian historical document, A Thought for the Day, a collection of 688 dated reflections written by Mahatma Gandhi for Anand T Hingorani, was auctioned by Saffronart for INR 16.20 crores.

‘The Time is Never Ripe’ showcased at the UNESCO-recognised Ladakh Arts and Media Organisation centre, juxtaposes the old and new in a poignant manner.