It might not look it at first, but glass is technically liquid. Set to a more pourable form by heat, it cools to move slowly, yet surely—you can still see this effect in antique pane… Read More »14p by Bocci Makes a Statement, Wherever It Goes
Minimalist design—the perpetual hegemony of the midcentury modern style—can feel cold, austere, and in the worst case, bland. Putting a contemporary spin on this cannon, especially in the context of the ever-influential “Danish school,” FRAMA… Read More »At Matter & Shape, FRAMA Formalized its Signature Scent
Vanilla may seem ordinary or plain to the untrained palate but its ubiquity belies a far more exacting origin. The fruit of delicate orchid plants, vanilla can only grow in highly specific tropical climates, with… Read More »Vanilla Swirl Creates A Depth of Flavor in Navi Mumbai
Architecture often reveals itself most clearly when stripped back to its essentials. Space, light, proportion, and material—these enduring elements have shaped the discipline for centuries, yet they are rarely expressed with such quiet clarity as… Read More »Light, Space, and Proportion Coalesce in the Conrad Residence
Since 2019, now established Mumbai-based gallery æquō has positioned itself with a unique proposition: shedding fresh light on the myriad of oft-overlooked Indian crafts through contemporary form. In turn, the platform helps to preserve these… Read More »Kelly Wearstler Harnesses Traditional Indian Crafts in Contemporary Designs
Glass is an ancient and storied material. As much as modern humans strive to innovate, some materials resist reinvention more than others. Glass, in particular, exists within a lineage of techniques that have changed surprisingly… Read More »Crisalide by Draga & Aurel Presents New Depths Within Glass