GLITZ architecture & interiors Magazine - March 2026

In this issue

Floral Alchemy by Shivangi Shah of Hive Home is a handcrafted lighting collection where floral inspiration and molten glass converge into timeless sculptural luminaires. Harkiran Caur of Illuminaty, at a New Delhi retail space, uses subtle, choreographed light to elevate Mughal inspired craftsmanship into contemporary luxury. Natasha Jain of Natelier by Bent Chair designs a Mediterranean inspired Italian restaurant in Delhi that blends sculptural design, tactile materials, and timeless warmth. Naiya V. Patel of VPA Architects designs a triplex Ahmedabad residence where luxury, tradition, and playful individuality unfold seamlessly across three interconnected floors. The Bengaluru salon by Nirali Bathia and Daphne D’Mello avoids ornamentation, relying instead on geometry, proportion, and material behaviour. Aanchhal Bhuwalka of AB Design employs careful zoning, fluid transitions, and a restrained palette to shape a Kolkata residence. Designed as a central auditorium surrounded by linear classroom blocks, the Luksar School by Dona Alex of Myspace Architects bridges rural identity and urban aspiration through climate responsive architecture.The Indore home by Saba Kapoor of Nivasa is a refined all white urban sanctuary blending bespoke craftsmanship, warmth, and contemporary luxury. Inspired by nature and tradition, the Kerala home by Meera Pyarelal of Temple Town redefines slow living through material honesty, cultural memory, and climatic intelligence.Anchored by a preserved neem tree and layered green buffers, the Ahmedabad garden by Sushma Sawant of Greenmark Studio balances openness, shade, and ecological sensitivity. Rooted in craft heritage and clad in locally sourced marble, the Agra house by Purnima Sharma of CAPT Consultants blends tactile materiality with sustainable, climate responsive planning. Swathy Sivaraman of Storeyboard Design crafts a future ready business centre in Mumbai where craftsmanship, culture, and cutting-edge functionality coexist.