Artist, Meenal Singh : “Immersive Abstractions in Colour and Form”
Meenal Singh’s practice unfolds as a deeply intuitive dialogue between material, movement, and emotion. Working predominantly in oil on canvas, she moves away from conventional tools, allowing the natural behaviour of pigment to dictate the language of her compositions. The result is a body of work that feels organic and expansive, where colour flows into vast, immersive terrains that resemble imagined landscapes and inner topographies.
Artist, Gurudas Shenoy : “Quiet Narratives in Contemporary Indian Form”
Gurudas Shenoy’s artistic language is one of quiet power, rooted in tradition yet undeniably contemporary in expression. His works distill everyday Indian life into evocative visual poetry, where form, texture, and emotion converge with effortless grace.
Working primarily with earthy palettes and layered compositions, Shenoy creates narratives that feel both intimate and timeless.
Siddharth Shingade is one of India’s most evocative contemporary artists, celebrated for his deeply introspective and poetic visual language.
Rooted in rural Maharashtra, his work draws from lived experiences, memory, and the quiet dignity of everyday life. His compositions often depict solitary figures, animals & landscapes that seem suspended between reality & dream.
The Dashavatara – The ten sacred incarnations of Lord Vishnu is one of the most profound narratives in Hinduism. Each avatar appears at a pivotal moment in cosmic history to restore dharma (righteous order) and protect the balance of the universe.
Naina Maithani’s abstract paintings are deeply atmospheric works that translate memory, landscape, and emotion into luminous fields of colour. Her practice is guided less by representation and more by sensation – capturing fleeting impressions of place, light, and movement that linger in the artist’s consciousness long after the moment has passed.
Gifting is more than the exchange of objects; it is an expression of thoughtfulness, connection, and celebration. The art of bespoke gifting elevates this simple act into a meaningful gesture, leaving a lasting impression on the recipient. When curated with care and creativity, a gift becomes a timeless keepsake, reflecting the giver’s intention and understanding of the recipient’s taste and personality.
Housethome & Taj Falaknuma: A Majestic Union of Artistry & Heritage
Kahani Gifts, the bespoke gifting arm of Housethome, founded by Nalini B Bharggav, Co-Founder, Housethome, takes a step forward by collaborating with the Taj Group, showcasing its exquisite creations at the iconic Taj Khazana Store within the palatial Taj Falaknuma, Hyderabad.
5 of the most beautifully designed Mumbai homes under 1,000 square feet
These Mumbai homes, for example, are testament to the transformative power of design. From multi-functional furniture to clever paint hacks and thoughtful storage solutions, they’re packed with smart design ideas to maximize compact spaces and are yet each distinct in style and personality.
Collecting stories: Jane and Kito de Boer and their passion for modern Indian art
Ahead of a sale of works from their comprehensive collection spanning the late 19th century to the present day, Jane and Kito de Boer reveal how they felt compelled to begin collecting after moving to Delhi in the early 1990s. ‘Find greatness that you can afford,’ suggest the collectors Jane and Kito de Boer.
A Virtual Tour of Designer Anita Dongre’s Stunning Mumbai Home
Designer Anita Dongre is a name to reckon with in the world of fashion. She has stores across India and in New York, she is the founder for multiple clothing brands and has a global celebrity following. Her creations have been widely appreciated and the nature-inspired motifs that mostly adorn her clothes are in sync with her larger mission–she is a passionate advocate of sustainability.
VMA Studio explores the interplay between nature, art, form and function while creating a unique and harmonious living space.
This is a beautiful sea-facing, 2,700-sq-ft residence at Bandra, Mumbai. An artistic approach to interior design created a residence that is not only aesthetically pleasing but also deeply personalised. “The combination of wooden furniture, concrete walls, modern materials, and vibrant colours through art created a rich and sophisticated atmosphere, reflecting a balance between luxury and contemporary style,” say architects Vinod Mehra and Kartik Mehra of VMA Studio.
Made From Recycled Waste, This Award-Winning Navi Mumbai Home is Stunning!
Atop Parsik Hill in Navi Mumbai’s Belapur, lies a multi-generational home. Spread across 5,000 sq ft, 46 ft wide and 82 ft in depth, it stands in stark contrast to the overtly luxurious homes and 20-storied towers that congest the cynical city.
Savour the charming views of this uber luxury apartment at Nepean Sea Road in Mumbai
With a horizon extending to the Arabian Sea and South Mumbai, the clients came with the most straightforward requirements a home that stays extroverted to Mumbai’s charming views.
Traditionally, Indians lived in a common family system. The home’s many residents and their interpersonal relationships required well-defined spaces for a variety of activities. Inside the house, there was a private zone and a public zone around the courtyard. These beautiful houses in India had a very high sustainability index.
Courtyards Creating Memories At Kecherile Veedu | Finder Studio
Traditional Kerala homes are rich in memories; of the long-forgotten smell of the first rain, the sound of raindrops falling in the courtyard, people sitting and conversing around it, the feeling of the warmth of mud walls and wood, the coziness of spaces; one may find him or herself drifting into their nostalgic memories of yesteryears every once in a while.
