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Flowers in her garden
The Morning Standard
|November 20, 2025
From bridal couture to date-night outfits, Supria Munjal has it all in her first flagship store in Ambawatta, a space created with Understated grandeur, and where her designs play with colours
NOSTALGIA and poetry meet a quiet sense of belongingness as designer Supria Munjal unveils her first flagship store in Delhi’s Ambawatta. “It is not just a space but an immersive experience designed to bring a sense of quiet luxury in the lifestyle landscape of the capital,” she says.
The debate on minimalism and maximalism never grows old, but Munjal’s store is a seamless fusion of Indian heritage and modern minimalism that she conceives as a sanctuary of eternal elegance where East meets West. The designs reflect a living narrative of love, artistry, and emotion woven together—be it the debut bridal couture or that perfect date-night outfit.
The muse is the personal
The philosophy of individuality within unity is the distinct feature of her flagship—and it comes from a deeply personal inspiration in Munjal’s case. She says that her grandmother, when asked to choose a favourite among her children or grandchildren, would answer with disarming grace that each was like a flower in her garden, distinct in essence, yet coming together with all the others in perfect harmony. Her space celebrates that legacy.
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