Livingetc India's latest issue features interviews with Brinda Somaya, Vinithra Amarnathan, Priyanka and Piyush Mehra, and Jurgen Wolf, as well as a presentation of the memorable images of Berlin taken by photographer Kuber Shah. Plus, we've scoured the globe to present the best, most covetable products and homes from Mahek Lalan's compact and chic design of a Mumbai apartment and Smita Thomas's fantasy inspired design for a Bangalore abode, to a beautifully formed London apartment by Christian Bense. Among our decorating pages are recommendations for the latest in storage solutions, from wall-to-wall to statement pieces, as well as a curated selection of soft furnishings that'll be perfect to create expressive spaces.


Our April issue is all about creating a cosy atmosphere. Get an insider’s peek into personal spaces, sweet memories and snug corners, and everything that makes a house a home. Join us on this laid-back journey where comfort meets style with insider tips from experts in the field on how to achieve a cosy ambience through individual décor elements. Interior stylist Jasmine Jhaveri shares her tips for creating a cosy vibe regardless of the season so you can enjoy year-round comfort. We have the newest collaboration between architect Amaresh Anand and furniture brand Magari, as well as a design collaboration between Karan Desai and Serafini representing the beauty of cultural exchange. Experience dynamic conversations with Italian celebrity designer and architect Carlo Colombo and AM PM Designs, Our decorating pages are brimming with inspiration for small spaces — functional flair and clever zoning ideas, multifunctional storage options that moonlight as seating. Plus expert tips by Raka Design Studio. The homes in this issue are like a comforting hug, from the deliciously chocolatey-chic home in Bengaluru by FADD Studio; a home with soft contours in Hyderabad by Sunita Yogesh Studio; to the Ahmedabad home by Workshop Inc where comfort and connection come through and  Bodhi Design Studioís vibrant and personalised project in Bengaluru. Our lifestyle pages are a treat for the senses, from the the prettiest small-batch pasta showcasing the season's best produce from Cacio e Pepe by Apeksha Agarwal to an exclusive glimpse into the stylish soirée by Coast to Coast in Delhi.

The March 2024 issue explores modern minimalism in its myriad avatars like Industrial, Scandinavian, Japanese, and Indian vernacular. Learn about Siddharth Kerkar's approach to styling contemporary art, appreciate the textile brilliance of Estrid Ericson and Josef Frank, and reimagine origami with ORIKRIT's installations. Studio Uli's distinctive monochromatic palette is showcased through its multifunctional space. We have some insightful conversations with the four dynamic female partners of SJK Architects; Shonan Purie tells us about her design outlook and know more about the young Kannur-based practice of 3dor. Dive into minimalist bedroom spaces, featuring inspirational ideas for beds, wardrobes, mattresses and bedside tables. Homes in this issue embody understated elegance, from Mahek Lalan's earthy home to Esha Pandya's serene Mumbai abode, AVN Interiors' coastal modern home, and Colin King's warm Manhattan loft. Discover the art of plating with Aditi Dugar and chef Akshat Agarwal, and travel to Greece through our feature on the luxurious and sustainably designed Kapsaliana Village Hotel. 

Let’s get you revamped in our 'makeover' issue - from the entrance to the buzzing living area, the cheerful dining space, and the cosy bedroom, as you journey through your home, consider a design upliftment through a textile refresh, statement lighting and decor, patterned walls, or a furniture facelift with easy tips from designers. We bring you behind-the-scenes tales of Orange Tree at their Jodhpur outpost and also discover the vibrant POLSPOTTEN’s Amsterdam store by S-P-A-C-E, and the immersive Moose Knuckles' Milan showroom by CARA \ DAVIDE. Explore our store of the month and dive into the creative collaboration between Rhea Kapoor and interior designer Ravi Vazirani for The House of Things. Meet Anand Menon and Shobhan Kothari, the founding partners of ADND who are as different as chalk and cheese, sharing insights into their respective journeys in the design field; on the other hand, partners G.S. Mahaboob Basha and Shalini Chandrashekar of Taliesyn explain how the name of their firm is inspired by the architectural school founded by the renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Go all out to play with textures, lights, and accents with eye-catching mirrors, dramatic wall sconces, classy consoles and chic rugs along with fab foyer inspirations. From an ‘unwind and relax’ vibe to a ‘full of life’ social hub, our homes include a luxurious zen abode by Pooja Bihani of Spaces and Design in Kolkata, the tropical allure of a family home in Mumbai by Sameer Balvally and Shilpa Jain Balvally of Studio Osmosis, a bespoke and expansive home by Ritu Todi and Khushi Todi of Cane Boutique in Bengaluru, to a Mediterranean sanctuary in Marseille by Sophie Ferjani. Experience conscious consumption at home, extending beyond food and fashion into the realm of furniture and decor before going on a design and history trail in Ibiza.

Enjoy the visual brilliance of our 7th Anniversary issue – a showcase of outstanding design and creative journeys of industry stalwarts! We bring you one-of-a-kind collaborations that are redefining the world of décor and product design through creativity and innovation with Good Earth X Tilla, aequō X Humberto Campana, Seva Home X Suryakant Lokhande, Louis Vuitton X Marc Newson, Bharat Floorings and Tiles X House of Hindee and Ginori 1735 X Luca Nichetto. Be a part of the design reunion, where legendary mentors and superstar mentees come forward to share a story of inspiration, individualities yet similarities and strong connections; join the conversations from Sandeep Khosla and Amaresh Anand with Farah Ahmed Mathias, Dhaval Shellugar, Jatin Hukkeri, Oommen Thomas, Iesha Parekh Shellugar, Juhi Patel and Thomas Jose Parambil; Pinakin Patel with Ashiesh Shah; Sonali Rastogi with Deepanjali Chawla to Hafeez Contractor with Seema Puri. Explore homes that pay homage to a rich tapestry of culture and design aesthetics by Pavitra Rajaram Design in Bengaluru, Smita Thomas of Multitude of Sins in the same city, Standard Studio in the Netherlands, María Isabel Jiménez León and Kayzad Shroff of SHROFFLEóN in Mumbai, and frenchCALIFORNIA in Manhattan. Additionally, designers from across the country share their absolute must-haves for the home. Discover design-driven restorative escapes, while also drawing inspiration from designers and tastemakers to host stylish feasts, and get cosy with the endearing hue of Peach Fuzz, the Pantone Colour of the Year 

Elevate both your indoor and outdoor experiences with the inspiring ideas and innovative designs featured in Livingetc's December issue! This consciously composed issue delves into the most anticipated trends for the coming year, serving as an inspiration to craft captivating mood boards for your spaces. Get a glimpse of a curated selection of stylish and novel products, accompanied by valuable insights from industry experts, and featuring a fabulous decor and furniture collaboration between Ozwald Boateng and Poltrona Frau. Enjoy conversations with Robert Verrijit and Shefali Balwani of Architecture BRIO, on their diverse influences and Geoffrey Bawa-inspired practice. Tour the alluring homes that celebrate a smorgasbord of styles by Gowri Adappa of A Design Co, Ameet Mirpuri of Design Studio, Kumpal Vaid of Purple Backyard and Shabnam Gupta of The Orange Lane. Discover the exciting and oldest-found style of mosaic inlay through our Valencian excursion. Add a sophisticated yet playful charm to your tablescape with our festive style guide, and unwind with the craft of paper flowers with Uurmi Bhatia of Mi Ikigai, promising a season that leaves you with everything merry

Prepare to transform your indoor and outdoor living spaces with Livingetc’s November issue! This thoughtfully crafted issue delves deep into our connection with the natural world, guiding us to embrace the great outdoors like never before. Discover how to create gorgeous outdoor decks and patios with landscape designer Sowmya Lakhamraju, bring a bit of Geoffrey Bawa magic into your home with inspiring tropical modern spaces, and explore a gorgeous Nova Scotia cabin by Omar Gandhi that harnesses nature’s beauty. We’ve also curated a selection of outdoor furniture and accessories to get you started! With the festivities approaching, dive into our indoor lighting options and get a glimpse into Studio Aurawala's naturally-inspired lighting designs. Plus, find valuable insights from industry insiders to help you create a warm and inviting ambiance in your home. Enjoy conversations with Madhav Raman and Srila Chatterjee that reevaluate the way we look at design, and tour homes by aslam.sham architects, Essajees Atelier, Studio Tilt, Renesa Design Studio and Cherie Lee that draw from their surroundings in uniquely different ways. Head back outdoors with a visit to Taj Corbett Resort and Spa, Uttarakhand and discover exciting ways to take your festivities al fresco, promising a season filled with outdoor revelry and entertaining that will leave you inspired. 

Prepare to be immersed in a world of vintage elegance with Livingetc's October issue! Dive into a world of timeless treasures as we unravel the magic of antiques, heritage finds, and exquisite artworks. We have curated a list of hidden gems among antique stores, gain insights on antique shopping from antiques expert Uma Rao, and explore highlights from the Maison & Objet show in Paris. Join us for conversations with Abhishek Poddar, Soumya Keshavan, and explore Sarmaya's treasures. Unearth expert insights to curate your ideal dining space, from captivating inspirations to luxurious tables and chairs. Elevate your dining ambience with our curated tips and recommendations for styling an inspiring haven. Our homes celebrate the harmonious blend of generations, eras, and styles. From a contemporary urban oasis in Kolkata by Quirk Studio and an expansive home in Gurugram by K2 India draped in shades of brown, to Keerthi Tummala's recently renovated home in Hyderabad peppered with heirloom pieces; a stylish apartment by andblack design studio in Ahmedabad with sinewy forms; Aditi Sharma Design's design of a duplex celebrates the beauty of Indian craftsmanship and finally Temple Town's modern Bengaluru apartment that showcases heritage furniture. Step into the world of exquisite lifestyle experiences with Calcutta Bungalow, a boutique hotel in Kolkata, that exudes timeless charm with its heritage vibes; Café Dali in Delhi, which offers a fusion of art and fine Italian cuisine in a warm setting; Meanwhile, La Loca Maria in Mumbai blends design, Spanish culture and cuisine for a truly unforgettable culinary journey

Get ready to immerse yourself in a world of vibrant colours and creativity with the latest issue of Livingetc! A vibrant celebration of colours, our Trending section is bursting with a rich and intense palette of colours, featuring an exclusive interview with the original DIY paint queen, Annie Sloan. In this month's issue, we dive headfirst into the world of maximalism. Explore lively living rooms that are anything but subdued in style, and gain expert decorating insights from designer Sanjyt Syngh. Let your creativity run wild as we showcase a stunning array of bold sofas, cabinets, and lamps. But that's not all! We've had delightful conversations with design maestros ó Carlos Mota, Elena Salmistraro, Ali Baldiwala, and Suchi Reddy. Prepare to be inspired as we take you on a journey through homes that fully embrace the transformative power of colour. Embark on a tour of Dabito's vibrant 1950s L.A. bungalow, experience the magic of a Mumbai apartment by Karan Desai, and visit Matthew Williamson's enchanting holiday home in Majorca. Dive into the jewel-toned Victorian Mansion of Naomi Astley Clarke in London and discover Leah Ring's candy-coloured oasis in  California. For those who appreciate artistic and decadent interiors, don't miss The Proper L.A., designed by Kelly Wearstler, and Hortus, Minnie Bhatt's new bar and lounge in Kochi, which draws inspiration from the lush tropical flora of the region. And, of course, indulge your taste buds with Renjie Wong's electric green thunder tea rice and feast your eyes on Fiona Afshar's pasta creations that are almost too beautiful to eat.

Delve into the August 2023 issue of Livingetc, where we explore contemporary design with eco-conscious roots. Turn green, not with envy but with our pick of the most stylish and sustainable in home decor; the coolest innovations that will change how we live and spaces that are ecological and endearing. You'll find in-depth conversations with visionary designers who are exploring their own brand of sustainability, like Vinu Daniels, Katsushi Goto of SquareWorks, Shipra Singhania of Sketch Design Studio, and Jwalant Mahadevwala and Kanika Agarwal of andblack design studio, as well as a view into the incredible craftsmanship behind The Wicker Story. Take the scenic route into a tranquil oasis by Stirvi Architects and step into the eclectic wonder of Chamiers, Chennai. This month, Rasneet Anand also shares tips on creating a motivating study with our pick of home office pieces to inspire productivity. From lush plantations to the Arabian Sea, tour homes by Studioarch+Partners, Thought Parallels, Weespaces, Studio Nishita Kamdar, and PR Design Group, that are all inspired by nature. Just like the 100-year heritage family home-turned-boutique hotel, Svatma, whose charm rises from the tropical gardens and colonnaded courtyards that dot the property.

In the July 2023 issue of Livingetc, discover young design talent reshaping the industry. Explore stunning tiles and wall finishes in our surfaces focus. Stay ahead of  fresh trends, new names to know and brands to look out for. We have conversations with talents shaping the face of design- Aman Bhayana and Sugandi Mehrotra of Stem Design, Saurabh Dakshini of Studio Organon, Amritha Karnakar, and finally Kunal Maniar.Get inspired by eclectic spaces by Multitude of Sins, as well as Shiraz Jamali Architects. This issue is chock-a-block full with expert tips and ideas to transform your bathroom into an oasis with innovative designs and luxurious fixtures. Prepare to be captivated by original and creative prowess of the design world's rising stars with homes from TaP Design Inc, Chestnut Storeys, Studio Osmosis, Jason Wadhwani Design, Yellow Sub Studio.Step into the vibrant world of NoMad London, where cosmopolitan luxury comes to life with its curated art collection, lush interiors and memorable restaurants.

Craft goes contemporary, in the June 2023 issue of Livingetc and it's never been as exciting as now. Take inspiration from our edit of homegrown India Modern brands, discover the handmade carpets that are currently making news, peek into an exhibition that celebrates indigenous craft practices, and get an intimate view into a few of our favorite design studios. Enjoy insightful conversations with the likes of Rooshad Shroff, Vritima Wadhwa Singh and Sahiba Madan. Our Decorating pages have everything you need for the ultimate slumber party. From gorgeous bedroom inspirations and a curated selection of bedroom furniture to creative kids rooms and nursery design tips, they're filled with ideas so good, you wonít even need to sleep on them! The homes this issue are iterations of modern design that is contextually Indian; from an artistic Mumbai home by Sanjay Puri Architects defined by custom details; to a richly layered home by Noorein Kapoor Design which melds old-world charm with contemporary touches and a penthouse in Delhi by The Concreate Story, that manifests modern minimalism with an Indian twist. And finally, soak in a unique night-out experience at the ZLB 23 bar and lounge at the Leela Palace Bengaluru, that takes design inspiration from prohibition era speak-easy bars. 

Get ready to be inspired, as we take you on a journey into the future of home decor, through the pages of Livingetc's May 2023 issue. This month's edition features a plethora of avant-garde spaces, innovative decor objects, and cutting-edge technology that will leave you in awe. From Salone del Mobile's hottest picks to India's rising design scene, this issue has it all. You'll find tips and insights on how to transform your home into a design-forward paradise from top designers like Anmol Arora, Shubhit Khurana, Aditi Binani, Gowri Adappa, and Aashni Kumar. And that's not all. Our selection of smart gadgets for the home, along with expert advice on building a smart home by Pritvi Rao of PR Design Group, will ensure that your home is both stylish and functional. Join us on design journeys through our insightful conversations with Aamir and Hameeda Sharma, Kunaal Kyhaan Seolekar and Farah Agarwal. We'll also take you on an exclusive tour of some of the most innovative and awe-inspiring homes across India starting with a museum-like mansion in Kolhapur by MuseLAB; a purist's pad in Gurgaon by InDihaus design; a Hyderabad home by Sona Reddy where traditional and modern merge; and finally, a futurist apartment in Mumbai with fluid curves by SAV Architecture Design. Get a ringside view of the Livingetc Beyond the Bath Design Challenge and Awards presented by Hindware Italian Collection held in Mumbai before heading to the capital for a breezy brunch at the Mediterranean-inspired Avokado Café.

The April 2023 issue of Livingetc is all about infusing your home with joy, happiness and comfort. We delve into the true meaning of a happy home, and bring together industry experts like Abhishek Dekate, Aishwarya Srikkanth, Gayatrii Gandhi, Kavan Shah and Smitha Zachariah- who share with us tips on creating the perfect hygge home. Cook up a delicious storm with inspiration from our decorating pages. Get insider tips on how to plan your kitchen from Apoorva Shroff of Lyth Design, explore the latest in flooring and countertop trends, and take a peek into the latest in kitchen design and accessories. Delve into design journeys with the highly regarded architect duo of Nisha Mathew and Soumitro Ghosh, up and coming self-taught interior designer Anuradha Alegavi Shukla and finally Nikita Bhate of Sar Studio. Take a tour of a cheerful apartment designed by Shruti Jaipuria, punctuated with art, craft and pattern; another buoyant Bengaluru pad by Vinithra Amarnathan, that beckons with a natural palette and all the hygge feels; a striking home in Mumbai designed by Shiraz Jamali Architects where 'opposites attract', and a calm haven in London curated with artisanal finds. 

Livingetc India: March 2023

Sartorial choices extend to the home in our March 2023 issue, where we decided to deep dive into fashion for the home. Discover the quintessential textiles of India and the artfully curated ateliers of Raw Mano in Chennai, Tarun Tahiliani in Bengaluru and Sabyasachi Mukherjee in New York. We have conversations with textile mavens, David Housego and Mandeep Nagi on their rich journey and fashion designers turned decor extraordinaire Mathew Williamson. Plus peek into the stylishly bohemian world of Jagvir Matharoo and Martino Caramia in Goa. Our decorating pages are fun, fabulous and fashionable. From icons who have turned from haute to home, a curated selection of upholstery fabrics, textiles made from recycled plastic and fashion waste to catwalk-inspired accents for your home. And finally, our homes are an ode to a very distinct personal style, from the colourful yet luxurious apartment in Mumbai by Anjali Mody, a minimal-chic penthouse in Singapore by Anjali Mangalgiri peppered with large signature pieces, an avant garde abode in Kolkata by Pooja Bihani to the joyously colourful home of Dylan OíShea and Caroline Lindsell of A Rum Fellow in London.


The February 2023 issue of Livingetc is full of delightful products curated to make your decor trendy and stylish. We go behind the scenes with Obeetee to discover how they craft their famous rugs and discover the nuanced products from Bhu. Delve into conversations with design champions like Vadodara- based Dipen Gada, Akila Seshasayee and Pankaj Kehr of Toile Indienne, as well as Thierry Journo of Jaipur-based lifestyle brand, IDLI. Our homes, this issue, are a showcase of artful spaces. From a Mumbai apartment by PAN Design Studio that is an ode to the cityís post-modern past, a Chennai home with a Greco-Roman aesthetic by AND Design Co, a serene cocoon in Raipur by Azure Interiors, a large airy pad with Neoclassical architectural detailing by Rakeshh Jeswaani to the gallery-esque home in Hyderabad by Kanan Modi. This season we are looking to nature for inspiration. From ideas for table settings that are a nod to the good greens outside to Bill Bensleyís tented escape into the wilds of Cambodia, our lifestyle pages are a celebration of nature-inspired living.

Livingetc celebrates its 6th anniversary, and we could not be more excited! Embark on a curated design journey across six Indian cities, Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Jaipur, Goa and Kochi. Explore insights from the country's favourite decor custodians, and a glimpse into the secret addresses, people and places from the design insiders that call it home. This is the ultimate guide to everything you need to know about these cities. We decided to turn the tables a wee bit and peek into the living spaces of some of our favourite designers in the country- Jason Wadhwani, Shivani Dogra, Golda Pereira and Richa Bahl. We travel across the country to bring to you ancestral homes that are not only an ode to the architecture of the past but also a window to the lives they celebrated, from James Ferreira's home in Khotachiwadi in Mumbai, the Chettinad Mansions in the South of India to the Figueiredo Mansion in Goa. Our homes are a delightful array from the geometric modern, monolith in shades of grey concrete and terracotta in Hyderabad by Sona Reddy, the organic, contemporary-chic cocoon with soft curves in Kochi by Priya Rose and Rahul Mathew of Workers of Art, the hobbit house with its storybook effect in Kozhikode by Aslam.Sham Architects to the expansive home in Jaipur by Beyond Designs that is enveloped in rich, Indian opulence

’tis the season to be merry, a time to gather around the table and celebrate with your folks. Start off with our selection of dining room inspirations, thoughtfully curated plateware and accessories to up your serving game. Spread the goodness with The Plated Project and take cues from celebrity event designer Fiona Leahy to create artful tablescapes. We also have fascinating conversations with India proud maximalist Shantanu Garg, the eclectic design duo Divine Savages, award winning designer Smita Thomas and get insights into the partnership of reD Architects. Our homes this issue are celebratory spaces; from a Scandinavian apartment by Rasneet Anand, a traditional Indian bungalow by Aanai Studio in Bengaluru, a whimsical home in Mumbai by Purple Backyard that is a nod to faraway lands, an opulent Mumbai home by PS Design that is all things luxury, a penthouse in Bengaluru by U & I Designs with understated hues and a luxe material palette to a seaside home by Chicago Studio in Mumbai, defined by clean lines and a muted colour palette. Take inspiration from gorgeous tablescapes for a beautiful Christmas as you whip up an easy pear and butterscotch cheesecake on the side, for an early celebration. Entertaining can be stressful, but our tips on creating the perfect home for hosting is just what you need this holiday season before wrapping the year up, with a getaway at the neoclassical yet hyper-local MansionHaus in Goa.

Bring in a bit of the outdoorsy into your spaces, with Livingetc India's latest issue. Take inspiration from our decorating pages to bring your outdoors to life with tips for maximising smallish, urban gardens, plus an exhaustive selection of outdoor furniture, fabrics, accessories and more. Delve into conversations with renowned architect Bill Bensley who has done projects across 50 countries, Hyderabad-based architect Sona Reddy, and we discover the partnership of Kanhai Gandhi, Neemesh Shah and Shresht Kashyap of KNS architects, as well as get insights from multi-disciplinary designer and architect Veeram Shah of Design Ni Dukaan. The homes featured this month, range from a sunny apartment by Deshna Kasliwal Design Studio inspired by seaside memories; a pied-a-terre in Kochi is designed with contemporary flourish by Bengaluru-based Vinithra Amarnathan, and an island-inspired hideaway inspired by seaside sojourns, jointly designed by Houseof9 Design and Sunshine Boulevard. Soak in the outdoorsy vibe with inspiration from the coolest restaurants from around the country-be it boho chic, pop style or quirky cool before escaping to a luxury hideaway along the Coromandel Coast that is the ultimate combination of celebrating the beauty of nature with plush relaxation.

Our latest issue is sparkling with exciting decor ideas and is a celebration of lights, with the Buyer's Guide featuring a stunning curation of luminares. 

We also have fascinating conversations with India's foremost conservation architect Gurmeet Sangha Rai, lighting designer Nikhil Paul, as well as prolific interior designer Gunjan Gupta. We go behind the scenes to discover Vahe's hand-sculpted pieces made with waste paper pulp and explore the light sculptures created by Olie Lighting Studio. 

The homes featured this month, range from a faded beach house in Chennai beautifully transformed by Faisal Manzur into a mid-century modern holiday haven; a Bengaluru home by Sujay Reddy that finds an earthy rhythm with a sustainable way of building and a Hyderabad home by Keerthi Tummala, that's filled with antique treasures, contemporary accents, and traditional nuances to a Tudor style house in Haarlem. Enjoy the beauty of vernacular architecture at the Daspan House in Rajasthan before heading South to experience the architecture of the Vijayanagara empire at the Evolve Back Kamalapura Palace in Hampi.

To round off this festive issue we bring the celebrations home with our top tips for creating gorgeous table settings this festive season.

Livingetc India's latest issue is breathing a new life by bringing the outdoors inside. We also have fascinating conversations with Pavitra Rajaram, Sarah Sham, Akshat Bhatt as well as, Shiraz Jamali and Mammen Paul of Shiraz Jamali Architects. Discover the 'Past, Present, Future' of the atelier style, Italian furniture brand Moroso and delve into the universe of fabulous, handcrafted textiles from Safomasi and the eclectic furniture of Nama Home. Cook with elan and ease, with our Buyerís Guide that has some of the coolest kitchen inspirations, top trends, quick makeover ideas and pro tips from industry insiders. Our homes, this issue, are blurring the lines between indoors and outdoors. From the charming and sustainably constructed cottage in Cotswolds, to the plush twin homes for a joint family in Ahmedabad by OpenIdeas Architects; the classic 1950s Modernist home in Beverly Hills by Timothy Campbell; to the soothing, sunlit sanctuary in Mumbai by Quirk Studio and the cosy coastal cottage-style villa in Goa, by Nishita Kamdar. Indulge in the lush forests of the Western ghats where you can find the tropical paradise crafted by Ruthvik Prakash

Relax at home with Livingetc India's latest issue with refreshing conversations with Isla Maria Loulou van Damme, Ivan Oddos, Akshat Bhatt as well as, Disha Bhavsar and Shivani Ajmera of Quirk Studio. 

Delve into the 'Past, Present, Future' of iconic Swedish brand IKEA and also get insights into home-grown, craft based brands like Claymen and Length Breadth Height. A slumber party awaits you with the Buyer's Guide showcase of super stylish beds, cushy mattresses, lush linens and adorable accents for kids' bedrooms. 

And then we have languid homes from a 'Beach-style Bolthole' by Sandesh Prabhu, an 'Urban Oasis' by Deshna Kasliwal, as well as a minimal chic apartment by Sunita Yogesh and finally a modish luxe home by Annkur Khosla. 

Finally, escape into a getaway fantasy with a plush and sustainable villa in the Kumaon forests by Studio Lotus and a charming Australian beach side retreat-Halcyon House!

All this and more in our August 2022 issue.

Brighten up your home this monsoon with our handpicked selection of joyful decor and happy accents.

 Discover the earthy magic as speak to Channa Daswatte, Rochelle Santamino and Mahesh Lungare. In our Trending pages, you will find this season's coolest finds - people and places and hottest collaborations.

 Our decorating pages will help with tips and tricks to banish the monsoon blues.

 Our Buyers' Guide is on Salone del Mobile - we show you how the world of design is changing, and how it will affect our homes with a round of coolest finds from the world's largest design fair.

 Our food section will have delicious recipes, handpicked just for you.

 To unwind browse through our Lifestyle section on Leisure, Travel and Reflections. All this and more in our July 2022 issue


Livingetc India's latest issue celebrates sustainability and features insightful interviews with Niels Schoenfelder, Jesmina Zeliang, Benny Kuriakose and Satyajeet Patwardhan and Pashmin Shah. 

Live better, with our selection of thoughtfully-curated, sustainably-designed products for every part of your home. Explore an earthy and luxurious home by Anjali Mangalgiri of Grounded in Goa, a rooted abode in Kerala by Vivek Puthan Purayil and Nishan M of De Earth, and Netflix star, Kane Lim's mid-century modern home by Joel Wong and Amanda Gunawan of OWIU in Los Angeles. 

Plus, plan your next getaway with a mindful retreat at Vythiri by Mohammed Afnan and Arun Shekar Gowda of Humming Tree, and Plavu Residences in Wayanad, that's inspired by the grammar of mountain lodges and a native design aesthetic.

All this and more in our June 2022 issue.

Livingetc India's summer special is all about joyful living. From breezy conversations with Ritu Nanda, Huzefa Rangwla and Jasem Pirani of MuseLAB to a peek into the whimsical world of Portland-based, Alex Proba to the newest trend in interiors - Popsicle Pairings: deep dive into the world of coral to scarlet and all the blushes in between, with bursts of fresh mint and tropical touches. Plus our stylish edit of Gelato-inspired products. From Vanessa Alexander's contemporary barn-style home in Malibu to the calm and serene, all-white home by The Calico Guild in Mumbai to the earthy home in Bengaluru inspired by the verdant coffee plantations to the Parisian-chic home of actor, Krystle D'souza by architect Siddharth Punjabi. Beat the heat with the ultimate guide to stylish bathrooms. End it on a sweet note with easy ways to make everyone's summer favourite - sorbets by Swayampurna Mishra. 

Livingetc India's latest issue features interviews with Adil Ahmad, Sanjyt Syngh, Sonke Hoof and Khushnu Panthaki Hoof. Take a peek into the whimsical world of Shanghai-based designer, Li Xiang and delve into Kiran Nadar's journey as an art collector. 
Plus, we've put together the definitive list of luxury seating options and iconic chairs. 
Take a tour of Shanghai based French designer Baptiste Bohu's home, an understated luxe abode in Surat by Pooja Shah and Niel Parekh of The Co.de, a luxe beach house in Tofino, Canada by Jim Olson of Olson Kundig, and an apartment filled with original vintage art designed by Ridhi Agarwal and Yashvi Shah of Hipcouch. 
Get inspired by Masterchef Yotam Ottolenghi's recipes that celebrate humble ingredients found in any Indian kitchen and explore the stately palaces of India in our travel pages.

Livingetc India's latest issue features interviews with Peter D'Ascoli, Shabnam Gupta, Kayzad Shroff and Maria Isabel Jimenez Leon, and Sarita Handa, as well as a presentation of the vibrant world of Italian-born, Berlin-based, Agostino Iacurci. Plus, we've scoured the globe to present the best, most covetable products and homes from Bosco Martis' and Courtney Boyle's Mumbai home fashioned by Meera Rajendra and Akhila Kumar, and a fashionable apartment in Bangalore crafted by Vinithra Amarnathan of Weespaces to Richard O'Gorman's home in Birmingham. Among our decorating pages are recommendations for the latest in wall coverings and finishes, as well as a selection of our favourite black and white decor pieces that'll be perfect additions to your home.


January 2022—5th anniversary special! 
Conversations with 100+ architecture and interior design practices

Livingetc India celebrates its 5th anniversary by speaking to India's top 104 architecture and interior design practices—asking them the lessons they're carrying forward from 2021 and the professional plans they have for 2022! 

In addition, the issue also offers a curation of the best, most covetable products and spaces. Our cover story features a gorgeous Mumbai home by Ravi Vazirani. It is followed by a sensorial oasis created by Vivek Kadecha in Ahmedabad as well as a white wonderland by Kayla Pongrac in the UK. We're also showcasing Supraja Rao's newest space—her own art gallery called Kadari. Plus, top lifestyle recommendations to help you plan the new year, including arresting images by photographers Archana Vikram and Dhiman Chatterjee.

December 2021—Christmas special
Buyer's Guide on Kitchens and Dining

Livingetc India's latest issue features interviews with Shernavaz Bharucha, Alex Davis, Neesha Alwani and Shruti Jalan, and Suman Kanodia and Ashish Bajoria, as well as the most arresting images taken by photographers Pulkit Sehgal and Mohit Pawar. Plus, we’ve scoured the globe to present the best, most covetable products and spaces, including a gorgeous Parisian home popping with colours by Le Berre Vevaud, a cosy hillside home by Aditi Sharma in Mussoorie, and a smart apartment in Mumbai by Anushka Contractor. Among our decorating pages are recommendations for 2022 planners as well as 50+ ideas for cooking and dining ideas for a memorable yet intimate soiree!

November 2021-Luxury special
Buyer's Guide on Outdoors

Livingetc India's latest issue features interviews with Pinakin Patel, Iqrup and Ritika Dhamija, Shilpa and Sameer Balvally, and Falgun Shroff and Pratik Harde, as well as the most arresting images taken by photographers Ishita Sitwala and Umeed Mistry. Plus, we’ve scoured the globe to present the best, most covetable products and spaces, including our cover story-a gorgeous monochromatic Mumbai apartment by Jason  Shantanu-as well as a warm and inviting holiday home in Ahmedabad by Parthavi Patel of Studio Patternmaker and a period property in Melbourne by David Flack. Among our decorating pages are recommendations for objets d'art to acquire as well as 35+ ideas to make the most of the great outdoors!

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*Interior design trends: The magazine covers the latest interior design trends from India and around the world, as well as tips on how to incorporate them into your own home.
*Home decor inspiration: Livingetc India Magazine features beautiful homes from all over India, as well as inspiration for every room in your house.
*Lifestyle articles: The magazine also features lifestyle articles on topics such as travel, food, and fashion.

Livingetc India Magazine is a valuable resource for anyone who wants to create a stylish and comfortable home. It is also a great way to stay up-to-date on the latest interior design trends and to discover new ideas for your home.

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