Incepted in 2005 with a legacy that dates back to 1971, A-Class Marble is today one of the leading importers of magnificent marble, stones and architectural surfaces to India. Celebrating its 50-year legacy this year, A-Class Marble is testament to reinstating India’s glory through excellence in stone.
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The Power Of Simple
With great clarity and singleness of thought, this apartment by IndiHaus Design delivers an artistic new expression of minimalism
A SOFTER SIDE TO STEEL
While the architecture of this iconic office was conceptualised by Morphogenesis, ABM was asked to augment the aesthetics of the exteriors and design the interior office spaces
THROUGH A HOLISTIC LENS
Adopting a holistic design approach to conceptualise the Manipal School of & Planning, Architecture The Purple Ink Studio reimagines spaces of education through interconnected and fluid spatial configurations
A WINTRY WONDER
Located along the picturesque valleys of Nasik, this consciously revived two-acre estate by Studio 415 offers respite from sultry summers
THE OPEN HOUSE
Architect Israel Nottes designs his family home in Ra'anana, Israel, as a confluence of modern design, open-planned spaces and the family's choices
CONVERSING THROUGH ART
A confluence of modern and traditional elements, along with private and open-planned spaces, forms the crux of this fuss-free family apartment by Sanjay Puri Architects
UNCONVENTIONALLY MINIMAL
Meet Shivani Ajmera and Disha Bhavsar, the dynamic co-founding duo of Quirk Studio, who have forayed their way into the world of interior design with their quirky and unconventional ideas...inspiring many young designers to follow in their footsteps
THE START OF SOMETHING GREAT...
Honest, evocative and deeply layered, this collaboration between two young designers is charged with energy, sass and more. Luv Rohra of Length Breadth Height and Harshita Jhamtani of the eponymous label, leave behind the success of their respective acclaimed design labels to create something new. Not your Ordinary’, is their new co-brand, and features a collection of objects that are thoughtful in execution and impressive in scale
ANURADHA BHAUMICK
A focus on The Hoopla Back Girl's passion for weaving stories with needle and thread
SCALING NEW HEIGHTS
We take a brief look at entrepreneurs and designers Karishma Swali and Monica Shah’s work, at the heart of which, is an unwavering commitment to uplift and celebrate India’s rich craft heritage
The Most Interesting Cars at the 1000 Miglia Experience UAE
You Don't See These at Your Typical Timeand-Distance Rally
Aga Szydlik INDIA
A JOURNEY INTO THE LAND OF DIVERSITY, CULTURE, AND COLORS
Magnificent Obsession
In Mumbai, a monumental fashion exhibition charts the crosscurrents of cultural influence.
A Reporter at Large: Second Nature
How rewilders in India are working to reverse environmental destruction.
PATHS HIDDEN IN PLAIN VIEW
If you've ever seen a makeshift dirt path connecting two sidewalks, that's a \"desire path,\" also known as a desire line or game trail.
After Affirmative Action
The Supreme Court is expected to rule racial preferences in college admissions are unconstitutional. How will that change american schools and society?
INCREDIBLE INDIA
FIRST TRIP TO INDIA NEW DELHI
The Holi Festival
The Holi Festival of Colors in India is a celebration of the victory of good over evil, the destruction of the demoness Holika.
The New Asian America
It wasn't always this way. We were not so often the headline. Our elders' safety was not a cause célèbre. We weren't even sure that we were a "we"-can so many people with so little in common say that? Still, there were a few shared things. Cooking ingredients, tropes we were sick of. And when the attacks first started in early 2020, we found we shared another: a terrible feeling of dread.
Gajan Festival India
This photo project is based on the theme "People & Culture" of India.