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Livingetc India - March 2026

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This March, we turn our gaze inward to the richness of India Modern, where contemporary living meets the depth of Indian craft. From layering the living room with art and antiques to the weaving workshops of Tiny Cane Collective and the folklore behind Tusker Katha's latest collection, we explore the makers and materials shaping how India lives today. A Brutalist retail space by Sona Reddy, craft-led homes by Disha Subramanium, Pavitra Rajaram Design, Spaces and Design, and Studio Nilasha, and insights into the intangible elements that shape emotional well-being at home – this issue is as considered as it is captivating. We also look at the latest launches worth your attention, before closing at Hotel Irada, a former winery turned sanctuary for design lovers. Discover a celebration of the past and present, in every page.

BORN ON THE STREET

Drawing from street tradition, Tiny Cane Collective's Bombay Bhel collection adapts a utilitarian form for modern homes without losing its original logic

2 mins

HΟΤ find

A wallpaper collection inspired by the Aravalli forests elevates interiors while gently spotlighting the urgency of environmental awareness

1 mins

SEEDS OF MEMORY

Tusker Katha turns the culturally revered Manjadi seed into a furniture collection inspired by Kerala's folklore

3 mins

Preserving the Context

Sona Reddy Studio designs Swapna Mehta's jewellery boutique through retention, reuse, curation

2 mins

The Architecture of Atmosphere

From boutique hotels to private homes, Riddha Kapadi explores how sound, air, and emotional pacing define experience beyond decor

2 mins

Through the Homes ahead,

we explore the amalgamation of the past and present, with distinct cultural stances coming together.From maximalist interiors to craftled spaces, Disha Subramanium, Pavitra Rajaram Design, Spaces and Design, and Studio Nilasha reflect this through their unique perspectives

2 mins

MATERIAL ALCHEMY

In a 5,000 sq ft Kolkata home, Pooja Bihani of Spaces and Design lets craft do all the decorating

2 mins

MAXIMALIST MANIFESTO

Ornate yet intuitive, this home by Disha Subramanium moves fluidly between maximalist expression and everyday rhythm

2 mins

PAPER TO PILLARS

Inside a 6,500 sq ft Hyderabad bungalow where Auroville's serenity meets heritage and craft

2 mins

ALL ROADS LEAD TO IRADA

A couple of hours from Pune, a former winery turned design-led retreat is carving out its own way

2 mins

Italian Edit

Minotti Bangalore's flagship store translates the brand's design language into a layered, residential-style setting across two floors and an outdoor terrace

1 mins

From The Floor Up

Hybon Elevators and Lamiwood Designer Floors open a shared experience centre in Hyderabad, bringing elevators and flooringinto sharper focus

1 mins

Zari takes the Stage

At India Art Fair, Amit Aggarwal's label AM:IT unveiled a floor-to-ceiling installation of a vintage Banarasi saree draped, corded and pleated, echoing the same sculptural language of the clothing he is synonymous with.

1 mins

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Livingetc India Description:

Éditeur: Malayala-Manorama

Catégorie: Home

Langue: English

Fréquence: Monthly

Livingetc India Magazine published by Malayala Manorama is a monthly magazine that covers a wide range of topics related to interior design, home decor, and lifestyle, with a focus on the Indian market. The magazine is known for its stunning photography, inspiring ideas, and expert advice.

Livingetc India Magazine features a variety of content, including:

*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.