DESIGNER OF THE YEAR
SABINE MARCELIS
The Rotterdam-based designer is garnering the attention of experts globally with her experimentation in materials, light and colour. The visionary who considers her designs to be sensorial experiences, uses resin, glass, marble and mirrors to transform spaces with a refined aesthetic. Her creations have been for commercial clients as well as fashion houses and are even showcased in museums.
Website: sabinemarcelis.com
INTERIOR DESIGNER OF THE YEAR
GIULIANO ANDREA DELL'UVA
From boutiques to residences, the Neapolitan designer has a knack for modern spaces with a distinct style. "My designs are inspired by the natural and cultural contexts of Naples and the Mediterranean, that mysterious alchemy between the aristocratic and the popular, between creative minds and master craftsmen," states the designer.
Website: giulianoandreadelluva.it
YOUNG DESIGN TALENT OF THE YEAR
LINDE FREYA TANGELDER
Brilliantly capturing her essence in the name of her Belgium-based studio (branches in Antwerp and Brussels), Destroyers/Builders, the Dutch designer characterises her designs with a distinct sculptural language. Spanning across sculpture, furniture and architectural fragments, the products showcase contrast and tactility to demonstrate the relationship between spaces, people and objects across scales.
Website: destroyersbuilders.com
BATHROOM
ZENCHA by SEBASTIAN HERKNER for DURAVIT
هذه القصة مأخوذة من طبعة June - July 2023 من Elle Decor India.
ابدأ النسخة التجريبية المجانية من Magzter GOLD لمدة 7 أيام للوصول إلى آلاف القصص المتميزة المنسقة وأكثر من 9,000 مجلة وصحيفة.
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هذه القصة مأخوذة من طبعة June - July 2023 من Elle Decor India.
ابدأ النسخة التجريبية المجانية من Magzter GOLD لمدة 7 أيام للوصول إلى آلاف القصص المتميزة المنسقة وأكثر من 9,000 مجلة وصحيفة.
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A TIME IN HISTORY GARDEN OF AWADH
Inspired by landmarks like Rumi Darwaza and Imambaras, Good Earth's new store in Lucknow takes you on a visceral journey to the historic scapes of Awadhi architecture
HIDDEN IN PLAIN SIGHT: FOUR HOMES & A CITY
At Hisar, Bindu Manchanda brings the gaze back to heritage with a renewed perspective: shifting the focus from monumental grandeur to the often-overlooked details that shape the fabric of history in everyday life
BOLD, BEAUTIFUL AND A LITTLE BERSERK PRIYANKA THAKKER
The world is her canvas: from the lens of a multidisciplinary artist, who champions a life of individuality — one brushstroke at a time
MODERNIST'S MADRAS
In the evolving heart of Madras, a modern family home by Gowri Adappa reawakens with traditional undercurrents of unique art objects and a serene courtyard that bridges time and generations together
THE GOLDEN PENCIL WRITES A NEW CHAPTER
The Kohler Bold Design Awards kicked off at Liberty Cinema in Mumbai, recognised for its Art Deco architecture. With Creative Partner ELLE DECOR India, winners across 13 categories and the John Michael Kohler Lifetime Achievement Award were celebrated for their prowess
TO VICTORS BELONG THE CROWN
EDIDA India 2024: Meet the winners of the 23rd edition of ELLE DECO International Design Awards India
(UN)SCRIPTING THE YEAR OF #2025
The internet said so. This has likely been a favourite catchphrase of us digital nomads. In an era where our likes and opinions are informed by a fleeting feed of trends and our living dens battle the possibilities of facing repeated design templates, our curious compass led us to 11 creative magnates in India who question the very existence of ‘trends’. Is it even real? Skipping the theory of what’s next and recycling the same-old patterns, they flip the script in favour of unfiltered perspectives and their constant evolution as individuals. The result? 2025 could be the year of anti-trends. A year sans predictions. A year, much unrehearsed.
A NEW VOCABULARY
Nestled within a colonial-era building in Colaba, the new age workspace of SJK Architects brims with a breezy, nouveau architectural charisma
GOLD GILDED AND GLORIOUS
Maximal yet rooted in restraint, Sachin and Neha Gupta craft a world of colours and stories inside a home in New Delhi that illustrates that more isn't always excessive but when done right, can be congenial, warm, welcoming and perfectly balanced
IN CONVERSATION WITH NIPA DOSHI
What do practice and feminism share in common? The Indian-born international EDIDA winner and co-founder of Doshi Levien examines the anatomy of design and its intersections with culture
