Better Interiors - May 2015 IN, Home & Garden

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//-->NAIVERSwww.betterinteriors.inR10EBRATINLEGCthYMAY 2015150-page Issue`100Amee VoraChrysalis Design StudioDiffernitureI Me Am DesignInk ArchitectureKhoraLMC ArchitectsNo-MadPomegranate ArtSanchaliANA Decade’s DecadenceIntroducing 10 female forces of designwho will change the game for IndiaDesign Memories…As a self-proclaimed person who’s obsessed with nostalgia, pretty much anything thattakes me down memory lane gives me a thrill. It’s only natural then that putting togetherour tenth anniversary issue was a delightful experience for me. Especially since I’ve workedwithbetter Interiorssince its very first issue. For the past month and a half whilstgathering stories, talking to architects, designers and public relation professionals… andafter hearing many a “wow, 10 years already!” quip it finally did dawn on me that we havecertainly come a long way. With over a hundred issues, dear readers we are committed tobringing you amazing interior design and architecture, beautiful products, fun decor ideas,gyaanfrom the design gurus and more. Even as a team, though many members have flownin and out of the BI-nest; the love and the enthusiasm for the magazine, its well-being, andachievements and most importantly the easy camaraderie and closeness with the peoplewho made it happen, continues… as I am sure it will go on. I’ll knock on wood for that one.It so happens that our theme for the tenth anniversary issue came quite naturally to ourteam. While I was reminiscing about the good ole days and the strong and individualisteditorial members, a realization dawned that we have all been women. It’s only fair then wedecide to honour ten up and coming mavens and future doyennes of the design industry.We are proud to present five fantastic designers and entrepreneurs in ourDesign Bytessection, each one with a unique talent and unusual skill-set. There is artist and sculptorGayathri Sekhri who quit a high-profile law practice to pursue her dreams. Then there’sthe talented Dakshyani Gowda who works with rural women to create contemporaryIndian products. Chetana Sharma’s graphic design journey has indeed been an interestingone, her love for the arts is reflected in the quirky work she churns out. Meet furnituredesigner Aakriti Kumar at her studio where she creates stunning masterpieces out ofnatural products. A special treat is product designer Valerie Barkowski whose everydayinspirations for brand No-Mad are bound to thrill everyone.It’s homes all the way inCentre Stage…each one with a different ethos, each individualisticand each celebrating their owners’ personality and reflecting the talent of its creators. Ourcover story is a Mumbai home crafted by architect Lara de Rooij; where fluid spacesmaintain a sense of wonder in a sun-filled apartment. There is another Mumbai home, thisone designed by architect Amee Vora where fine detailing, a plethora of finishes andintense styling create a smashing modern apartment. Head straight to Bangalore to meettwo talented teams, Khora and Ink Architecture. While the former celebrates India Modernby giving a new lease of life to a 20-year-old bungalow with light, greenery and grandeur;the latter creates a studio home on the terrace of a service apartment. Lastly, a bungalowin the Capital designed by Chrysalis Design Studio features light and art in all its glory.So that’s our treat for you. Go on, turn pages with as much pleasure as we experiencedcreating this issue… while I happily reminiscence our journey so far and work on our next ideas.Deepa NairEditorEditorialeditor’s pickRoche Bobois’ new collection of cushions designed by the iconic fashion designer Jean PaulGautier is totally WOW. This series aims to bring together the designers’ playful and creativedesigns and Roche Bobois’ craftsmanship. The highlights of the series include the Joyeux whichfeatures a floral brick-print and is embroidered with Gautier’s signature in front and an off-whitevelvet piping on the reverse. Eternal is another beauty done in a sailor-striped jersey fabric, andappliquéd with a velvet Gautier signature in black. Fiere, a blue-and-white cushion cover madefrom imitation suede sports a spiral pattern that’s accented with a silver Eiffel tower.New instoresM AY 2 0 1 5BETTER INTERIORS1 5president & editorial director, tV18Senthil Chengalvarayaneditor-in-chief, Web & publishingR JagannathaneditorDeepa Nairsenior features WriterAlifiya Mehamdabadwalafeatures WriterShradha Shahaniassistant art directorVilas Salvesenior VisualizerKishor Sosaeditor - photographyMexy XavierphotographerJoshua Navalkarassistant Manager - productionRavi Saliansenior executiVe - productionRavikumar S Potdargroup ceo - netWork18A. P. Parigigroup coo - netWork18Alok Agarwalceo - netWork18 publishingSandeep Khoslachief huMan resources officer - netWork18Girish NaikeVp - huMan resourcesSanjeev Kumar SinghadVertising sales & MarketingVice president - sales & MarketingAmit Sethnational sales headSom Gupta(som.gupta@network18publishing.com),098100 53179North:Ritika Malik(ritika.malik@network18publishing.com)South:Dennis Mathew(dennis.mathew@network18publishing.com),098450 96107West:Jyoti Kapoor(jyoti.kapoor@network18publishing.com);098200 56212assistant ManagerAbhijit Bhoir(abhijit.bhoir@network18publishing.com)assistant Manager - MarketingAkshaya JadhavFinanceSandeep MantrineWs stand and subscriptionsWest:Mumbai:Sanjay Bhujle, Dinesh DevadigaNorth:Delhi:Kamal Bisht, Kamakhya PandeyEast:Kolkata:Debraj SurSouth:Chennai:Kripanand S (Asst. General Manager);Bangalore:Devaraju Gowdasenior Manager (subscription)Sheetal Kotawdekarco-ordinatorsKamlesh Mathkar, Vaibhav Ghavalelogistics teaMAnant ShirkeprintingManager- productionDnyaneshwar Goythalesenior editor– onlineSanjay YalavattiserVicescirculation serVices:If Better Interiors is not available at your news stand,or for other news stand queries, write tocustomercare@network18publishing.comsubscription serVices:For subscription queries, write tocustomercare@network18publishing.comor call +91 22 33634760 / 4562perMissions:For permissions to copy or reuse material from Better Interiors,write todeepa.nair@network18publishing.comViews and opinions expressed in this magazine are not necessarily those of Network18 Media & Investments Limited*, its publisher and/or editors. We at Network18 do our best to verify the information publishedbut do not take any responsibility for the absolute accuracy of the information. Network18 does not accept the responsibility for any investment or other decision taken by readers on the basis of information providedherein. Network18. does not take responsibility for returning unsolicited material sent without due postal stamps for return postage. No part of this magazine can be reproduced without the prior written permission ofthe publisher. Network18. reserves the right to use the information published herein in any manner whatsoever.Published and printed by Sandeep Khosla on behalf of Network18 Media & Investments Limited.Editor: Deepa NairPrinted at Print House India Pvt. Ltd. R – 847/2. T.T.C. MIDC, Rabale, Navi Mumbai – 400 701.& published at Network18 Media & Investments Limited, Empire Complex, 1st Floor, 414, Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel, Mumbai - 400 013.For all international subscription enquiries, contact the Subscription Department, Better InteriorsAll editorial queries must be directed to the Editor, Better Interiors, Network18, Special Interest Publications Division, Network 18 Media & Investments Ltd.,Unit No. 501, 5th Floor, Tower - I, One Indiabulls Centre, Jupiter Textile Mills, Senapati Bapat Marg, Elphinstone Road, Mumbai – 400013.Board Number: 022-3363 4400; Direct Number: 022-3003 4623; Email: deepa.nair@network18publishing.com* ownership of this magazine stand transferred from Infomedia18 Limited (Infomedia18) to Network18 Media & Investments Limited (Network18) in pursuance of the scheme ofarrangement between Network18 and Infomedia18 and their respective shareholders and creditors, as approved by the Hon’ble High Court of Delhi and the necessary approval ofMinistry of Information and Broadcasting is being obtained.1 6BETTER INTERIORSM AY 2 0 1 5ContentsMay 201515MAY 20150-page Issue`100LRATINEBN10thARYSNIVERtterinteriors.in078A design process that supportsfunctionality and practicalityrather than form, colour ordesign and a dynamic architectLara de Rooij (of LMC Architects)who is against using priceymaterials just for show… acombination that results in awonderful, fluid and airyapartment in Mumbai.Cover photograph:Radhika Raj;CourtesyLMC ArchitectsGCEAcadenceade’s DeA DecCOVER STORYwww.bedesignrces of r Indiamale foe foing 10 fe the gamIntroduc will changewhoraAmee VoudioDesign StChrysalisernitureDiffDesignI Me AmitectureInk ArchKhoraitectsLMC ArchNo-Madnate ArtPomegraSanchaliDESign BYTESSet in MotionArtist Gayatri Sekhri leaves behinda career in law to pick up sculptingtools and brushes and establishher own studio PomegranateDesign. An example of beauty,grace and great craftsmanship,her sculptures are here to inspireanyone who encounters them.040060A Piece of NatureGreatly inspired by nature,furniture designer AakritiKumar’s gorgeous products atDifferniture are a perfect unionof sculptural aesthetics andfunctional efficiency.Everyday Inspiration046Crafty TalesAn unconventional careerpath and the vision to makea difference makes designerDakshyani Gowda’s craftand her organizationSanchali’s journey trulyexceptional and one to beinspired by.Product designer ValerieBarkowski has the gift to turnordinary objects into piecesthat are most suitable forcontemporary decor. Heron-going project for No-Madin Mumbai is an apt exampleof her creativity.068CEnTRESTagE052078Design that WorksWith a design philosophy wherefunction scores substantiallyhigher than form, Lara de Rooijof LMC Architects designs alovely light-filled and airyapartment in Mumbai for amiddle-aged couple.Daily GraphicWith a penchant for turningkitsch into entertaining andvibrant designs for hospitalityspaces and creatinginnovative wedding invites...graphic designer Chetana VijSharma’s work has a modern,fun vibe.1 8BETTER INTERIORSM AY 2 0 1 5Contents092Studio Comfort102092030036130144112146122Architects Ashvini MahadevChaturvedi and Gargi De, thetalented duo at Ink Architectureconvert a mundane terrace of aservice apartment into a modern,efficient and charming studio for ayoung couple in Bangalore.RegularsRoundaboutSwish ListgalleryThe latest buzz about what’s new in the designworld — store launches, exhibitions, news and more.Chic tableware, quirky clocks and snug bed linen area few things on this month’s must-buy list.This range of flooring, faucets and modular kitchensare here to make life more convenient.102In time, with styleArchitect Amee Vora creates astylish, spacious yet low-maintenance abode with atimeless decor for a family ofthree in suburban Mumbai.DirectoryA comprehensive guide to the stores and peoplelisted in this issue.Artfully BrightPick apartThebetter Interiorsteam choose their favourites.Bathed in light and art, thisbeautiful bungalow in New Delhidesigned by Chrysalis DesignStudio’s Shruti Choudhari has adistinct Indian-modern vibe.122The Light HouseThe architect duo at Khoraconvert a dark, dull, and noninteractive house in Bangaloreinto one that is filled withabundant light and celebratesIndia modern design.0362 0BETTER INTERIORSM AY 2 0 1 5 [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]

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