Vedika Pinto's Mumbai home blends vintage charm with modern comfort, featuring a Goa-themed terrace, grand piano, and, cosy interiors.
There are multiple ways to use lights in your home, be it ambient, task, and accent lighting. Mix them vertically for depth, to make a space feel lived-in
The stamp by the Department of Posts, shows Gujral sitting on a sofa holding a paintbrush. with his face and arms painted in black and white, giving the composition a photo-realistic finish to mark artist centenary
Soundous Moufakir house tour offers a glimpse into her Morocco-inspired Mumbai home, blending bohemian décor, warm interiors and thoughtfully designed wellness spaces.
Amaal Mallik's house tour offers a look inside the singer-composer's 800-sq-ft apartment, featuring minimalist interiors, a piano, fan artwork and cosy living spaces.
A 300-year-old stepwell in Karnataka’s Belagavi, buried under garbage and debris for decades, has been restored by volunteers—bringing a forgotten piece of heritage back to life.
Barun Sobti and wife Pashmeen Manchanda opened their minimalist Mumbai home featuring French windows, warm wood interiors and hidden spaces.
Released at the peak of the Indipop era, Colonial Cousins blended Indian classical music with Western pop.
Yohan and Michelle Poonawalla showcased their sprawling 7.5-acre Koregaon Park estate featuring heritage interiors, luxury cars, landscaped gardens, and an art studio.
Vikas Khanna’s Amritsar home showcases traditional Indian interiors, family photographs, heirloom décor, a peaceful garden and spaces filled with memories across generations.
Shreyas Talpade’s Mumbai home blends vintage-inspired interiors, warm wooden finishes, personalised memorabilia, spacious living areas and a serene balcony with family-friendly design.
Madhoo Shah showcased her sea-facing family home featuring vintage décor, spiritual artwork, antique furniture, and a unique collection of 53 teapots.
Given how most of us hoard – from a child's first birthday dress to newspaper cuttings to mementos that are never used – storage is one of the biggest challenges in most homes. Here are suggestions for space-saving solutions, from having flexible elements to floor-to-ceiling wardrobes.
Once ostracised for singing an artform reserved for men, Teejan Bai, the Padma Vibhushan awardee, broke long-standing barriers to take Chhattisgarh's famed folk from village gatherings to the world stage.
Dhvani Bhanushali shared a tour of her luxurious sea-facing Mumbai apartment featuring minimalist interiors, skyline views, a music room, theatre and statement art pieces.
Former ASI regional director K K Muhammed explains what separates good conservation from excessive restoration.
From indoor gardens to a vintage-inspired kitchen, Dia Mirza’s home beautifully blends sustainability with personal storytelling.
Photographer Atul Kasbekar bared his heart out about life, career, regret, and authenticity in a recent interview with indianexpress.com.
"I always believed in myself and was simply waiting for the right opportunity. Everyone gets one big chance in their lifetime, and I was waiting for mine," the Hum Log actor said.
Smriti Mandhana’s home is not just a testament of her grit, discipline and skill, but also holds space for the love and affection she shares with her family.
Picking up a cube off the coffee table, Dadlani explains that it's a weather satellite. "This has gone to space and come back."
One of his most famous paintings, "Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures)" — showing a figure swimming underwater and a man gazing into the pool — sold for $90.3 million in 2018, the most expensive work by a living artist sold at auction at the time.
From Khan Market to Kolkata, an expanding community of collectors is transitioning from invisible digital playlists to tangible music ownership.
In the narrow lanes near Jama Masjid, 70-year-old Painter Kafeel continues to preserve the fading craft of hand-painted Bollywood hoardings and film posters. As digital printing replaced an entire generation of artists, his studio stands as one of the last living remnants of a once-iconic visual tradition.
Harsh Beniwal’s home tour reveals how personal living spaces foster family bonding and emotional comfort.