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Pergo is a laminate �ooring brand with prominent positions in North American and European markets and as well as in India with growing market. �e company develops, manufactures and markets �ooring of high quality with distinctive designs and unique properties for both homes and commercial areas. Since the time when the company invented laminate �oors in 1977 and created a new type of �ooring material, Pergo has become one of the world’s best known and trusted �ooring brands. Pergo’s inventions are protected throughout the world by nearly 500 granted patents and pending patents.

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VitrA, the leading bathroom solutions brand of Eczacıbaşı Building Products Division in Turkey introduces its spectacular and organically designed series- Istanbul. Designed by the pioneer of the 21st century industrial design Ross Lovegrove, the collection is inspired by integrating Istanbul’s culture and traditions along with VitrA’s aesthetics and advanced technology.

The pure and natural organic contours displayed in this collection create a singular language in the bathroom which is stunning and exotic.

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School is in operation since last 10 years and half of the total infrastructure development is complete & rest proposed for next phases.

DPS Sonipat under the aegis of Delhi public school society stands for excellence and quality in education.

Situated in Khewra, Sonipat, the campus is spread over 17 acres in lush green environment away from pollution.

Air conditioned residential facilities are reserved for boys and girls.

DPS SONIPATDelhi – Punjab highway, Sonipat (Haryana)

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Architect Aggarwal Designers Pvt. Ltd.Abhishek Aggarwal364, Aggarwal City Plaza, Near M2K Theater, Sector-3, Rohini, Delhi (India)

Location Sonipat (Haryana)

Plot Area 17 acres

Estimated cost `30 crore

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5. Samrat Door Closers 52, 53

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8. Dortuch Hardware Products 63

9. Klassica Architectural Hardware 71

10. Glass Bulletin 73

11. The Great Eastern Home 74

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2. Kalpana Baroah-Furniture Designer

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3. Landline Restro-Bar 14-16

4. EPack Polymers 18-21

5. NBCC Township-Khekra, UP 22-23

6. Z-Lounge 24-25

7. The Post Office-Café 26-28

8. Tasteful Living 29-30

9. Chawla Designer Kitchen 31

10. Can Crepe Cafe 32-35

11. Vishwaneet House 36-37

12. Ficus-Fine Living 38-40

13. AM-Designs 41-49

14. Marshalls Wallcovering 50-51

15. Savaanah-The Poolside Restro Bar

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16. Here’s How You Can Create An Awesome Wooden Floor Out of Wood Logs

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17. Cool Offices in India 64-65

18. Make-in-India 66

19. Glass Geometry 67-68

20. Unbelievable Kitchen Appliances You'll Love

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Editor’s LetterHappy New Year to you all. The joy of this month has inspired designs that grace our pages in this issue. our cover story takes look at an Russian Glass designer who eloquently just over the 90’s ti�any glass technique. His inspirational designs pushed us to make it cover page. Kalpana Barooah from guwahati is an inspirational female furniture designer whose designs are antique and modern enough to fit in todays homes.

Restro and Bars designs, E Verve Design Studio Delhi designed two restaurants in the heart of Delhi. These modern European theme designed restaurants are classical wonders of European styling. Ar. Sumati Agg. From Arcs Studio designed a pre fabricated furniture factory. Priyanka Arjun design studio, Jaipur designed a coastal theme lounge in the heart of Udaipur.

Ashutosh from Metamorphosis, Chandigarh has designed a doctor’s hybrid structure with ethnic minimalist extension. Positioning the extension for great views. Designer Anurag from AM designs Delhi & Dubai Splits the scene, put in glass, and di�use spaces to make them seem like a landscape of oneness, he broke down two small flats to cater to the needs of the family. It is like an artist who knows the commercial side of things, and yet leaves his signature of minimalism.

So join us in celebrating these creative architects and interior designers who spin their very joyful stories.

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A Theme Restaurant designed to recreate the Modern European

Theme fused with some classical wonders of the European region, which have a special place in heart of every individual. A Restaurant that is suitable for an elegant dinner & as well as for a big party night. Hence, the design included a stage for live music & live screening, a formal dining area along

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with a Private Dining Area & a Lounge area along with the Bar.

At the entrance, the classical London style Red-colored Telephone Booth, which has been re-created resonates with the past era of LANDLINE phones. Also, the theme is accentuated by a 6 feet high customized sculpture of Big Ben Tower & a Landline phone are placed right

Architects E-Verve Design StudioMr. Atul Aggarwal (Partner Architect)Mr. Sanjit Gupta (Partner Architect)

Design Team

Mr. Atul Aggarwal (Lead Architect)Mr. Sanjit Gupta (Partner Architect)Mr. Gaurav Omar (Asst. Interior Designer)

Location Netaji Subhash Place, Pitampura, New Delhi

Area 2600 Sq.ft. Including Kitchen (80 Covers)

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differentiation factor to the space. The forgotten story & essence of LANDLINE in our lives of past times have been shared on the back panel in this area. Even the stage area is raised, just like the PDR area to provide differentiation.

The bar counter is uniquely designed with customized Glass shaped Acrylic pieces, more than 150 acrylic pieces are used to highlight the front of Bar. Also Back-lit display on the back side & Wine Rack on the side along with the Back-lit ceiling perfectly compliments the bar counter.

The major challenge of the project was to block the vast amount of Heat & Sunlight entering from the 2 sides, south & west, of glass façade. To negate the massive effect due to this challenge, the

glass façade is designed with 3 layers in interiors. The combination of dark film, wooden blinds & MDF jaali cut down the sunrays to create a tranquillizing light & shadow effect during the daytime.

Lighting plays a major role in the scheme of things. The centerpiece of the lighting design is the flash of light on the 2 sides of glass façade. It has a stark effect on the senses, which is soothed, by the spot hanging LED lights over the tables & circular ring light in the center cutting through the center column. The place is all about heightening the senses by creating the feeling of joy. The ambience created a mood for indulgence – good food with friends in a European styled place.

inside the entrance booth to welcome the guest in the modern retro world of LANDLINE.

The diagonally fitted metal ceiling with hanging star shaped acrylic crystals adds onto the modern retro outlook & provides the scale to the space. The centerpiece of the ceiling design is the Ring Light that cut through the center column of the Restaurant accentuating the graphics on the column. The ceiling serves a dual purpose of housing all the services including 6 speakers. The speaker system is well complimented by the 75 sqft large LED screen on the stage back wall.

The 15 seats PDR (Private Dining Area) area, on a raised level, provides a

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EpackPolymers

Epack Polymers Pvt. Ltd. is a company manufacturing Prefabricated buildings, puff panels etc. for interiors and exteriors. We have tried to use their manufacturing for the interiors as well as the exterior of the building. The building is vastu compliance so the facades and the form of the building is straight. We have chieved a different façade using colors in ACP panels .

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Contomporary form of workstation for employees. Providing flexibility in work.

Proving green spaces at the entrance and to allover the atrium space, enhencing light and natural ventilation in every floors. Thus providing a positive flow of energy.

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Cut out in the floor slab facilities the entry of daylight and circulation of air between different floor levels by creating variations in air pressure

Water cascade and indoor pool provided to naturally cool the interiors through evaporative cooling and act as a focal point upon entry into the building

ornamental plants in planters to enhance the aesthetics of the structure and maintain temperature control of the space

Glass with stainless steel grabrails used as railings. Gives a contomporary look to the staircase

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Architects Aggarwal Designers Pvt. Ltd.364, Aggarwal City Plaza, Near M2K Theater, Sector-3, Rohini, Delhi (India)

Location Khekra, Uttar Pradesh

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Z-Lounge is a cozy hangout space with coastal-Mediterranean

ambience. A blue entryway with brightly lit signage leads to a music-filled stronghold for youngsters. It was a challenging task for architects to carve out an aesthetically planned space that could welcome maximum number of guests, quite cost effectively.

SpatiallyThe lounge spreads across 750 sq. ft., thus offering very small space to design. Therefore, it was critical to exhibit thoughtful spatial management. Continuous sofa-seating style along wall periphery is chosen to achieve 40 covers. With projector screen as focus, such a peripheral organization saves on the space as well as the budget as sofas use wall for backrest. There are corner sofas, benches and railway-berth seats for couples. If required, the central seating can be separated into three individual sets. Height of central seating is kept low to give clear view of projector screen at back.

LightLight plays a significant role in highlighting the character of any space. In Z-Lounge, the space is dimly-lit on regular nights. There are four types of lights which are used in different combinations to achieve different mood-lightings. For movie-watching,

all but wall lights are turned off. For parties, light through coloured window glass is added. One hanging light throws light on wave-ceiling and center table. Remaining ceiling as dramatic light-shadow patterns emanating from basket lights. Posters are highlighted by custom-made liquor bottle wall-lights. During day, no artificial light is required as light seeps in through patterned coloured glass windows, creating a play of colourful shadows. Thus, every functional as well as design element is highlighted with thoughtfully allocated lighting. All the lights at Z-Lounge employ LEDs.

FurnitureIn Z-Lounge, the design and the arrangement of furniture play a critical role. In here, the entire furniture is locally designed out of wooden planks and is hand-painted. The rustic metallic finish of tables is achieved by applying colours in layers and then scrapping off extra paint. The process is followed by gloss polishing.

CeilingThe central wavy ceiling steals the show, creating depths to stare at. It is made in MDF, and fins are painted in shades from blue to white generating rhythmic effect of sea waves. Remaining ceiling is kept plain and is filled with shadow patterns from DIY plastic basket lights.

Architect Priyanka Arjun and Associates

Design Team

Manjra Yadav, Preeti Sharma, Shaunak Singh, Vaishali Dhaybhai, Vinay Dara

Location Udaipur

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The Post Office Cafe Rajouri Garden is a unique space that celebrates thie rich history associated with mail delivery. This dining destination has dovetailed French utility furniture aimed at providing to diners. The Rustic brick walls and Victorian panels further adds to the unconventional style and drama.

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Rustic Brick walls classic mail boxes giving an antique and modern touch to the café. The old Post office style windows colored Red gives novice look to the Restro.

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The ambience makes you fall in love with it. Its an early 90’s design theme which amplifies post office design.

Kitchen front design is so well artistically thought and made that it enhances ones experience and gives and impression of people working inside the Post office but that’s Post Office café people working inside to make mouth watering food.

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TastefulLiving

A 4000 sqft residence with 3 storeys,every storey having its own

significance, keeping the theme a mix of modern and contemporary the designer tried to take out the best of both to match the persona of the residence and their preferences.

Having 5 bedroom with attached bathrooms, a living cum dining, a kitchen a store a pantry and a lounge for family entertainment, a front porch and a backyard verandah , this 40 years old house was a big challenge . The challenge was to renovate the house by giving them more open space ,more modern approach and maximum storage and of course with a WOW! Effect.

In Tasteful living we believe in maximum use of resources and delivering the project in set timeline and impeccable workmanship and after work services, for maximum client satisfaction. So from designing the space and sourcing the material to execution of the project it was all handled by the company. The turnkey project was delivered in a period of 7 months as promised .

Material utilized Various different types of materials were utilized from vitrified imported tiles from

interior Designer

Richa Mahajan Vidhani

Project Residence. 3 storied independent building

Location Mukerjee Nagar, North Delhi.

Area 4600 Sq.ft.

hi density granite for Kitchen to Italian Marble for different spaces was procured.

Design and styleFurniture itself was designed and styled by the designer

and manufactured in-house, keeping the modern contemporary theme in mind the style of Furniture and choice of color theme, fabric-silk, jute cotton and mix of poly and silk was

used. The color of the walls were chosen accordingly from greys to beiges and all pastel shades to gel along , even the wallpaper was in contemporary yet modern design to recreate the old

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lounge and renovating the furniture with a young and vibrant electric blue shade. The total electric design in pop false ceiling , from regular drop of coves to irregular abstract lines ,we tried to give the room a spacious feel and height .Even the lighting chosen was keeping the utility of that particular room and corner in mind, from led ceiling recessed light to spot lights to highlight the memory wall.the house had a very boring old rusted iron railings indoors and outside which was later replaced with more modern looking toughened glass and steel railing .

As all designing company dream of even we did and we were blessed with a very cooperative client , and the end result was actually appreciated by the client as they felt the house had a total new concept and met their requirement and fulfilled their desire of maximum space with a modern approach and a wow effect!!

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BlackKitchen

A high-end kitchen in Bandra, Mumbai.

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THE BOLD BLACK BEAUTYA highly decorative glass door in a collage of clear, black and etched pieces greets you as your enter the Kitchen. The left wall is punctuated by reflective black back painted glass shutters, on tall units on either ends. The left end tall unit has a built in Fridge while the right end tall unit has a built in Oven and a Microwave. Between these two tall black units, is a high wall storage unit with reflective white back painted glass shutters. The lower part from the floor up, you see a matrix of Black reflective set of pull out drawers. The center part of this wall, along with all other exposed walls upto the ceiling is cladded with rich black portoro marble.

On the opposite wall, you see a similar setup of platform with storage below in black, while the upper high wall storage in white gloss on a black portoro wall backdrop. This working platform houses the double sink with a hidden electrical crusher below to avoid the chocking of the drain line. Between these two wall setups, a long black granite top, cantilevered platform flying out from the wall challenging gravity! On the top of this working counter sit two cooking hobs.

The white floor and the white ceiling give a contrasting backdrop to the black beauty sandwiched between.

chawla n Associates

Mahindra chawla

Location Bandra West, Mumbai

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Can Crepe Café is a Canadian chains to start in Hyderabad, Bangalore, Chennai cities.This is a design is of Chennai outlet which is 900 sqft cover

area. The chain will be running across all India. The outlets carries an international appeal attracting young and youth oriented concepts.

Through an expressed emphasis on materials and textures and a simple spatial arrangement, the designers have defined a contemporary brutalist vocabulary for the

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Café la fusion:The sophistication of simplicity

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Can Crepe Cafe

Canadian Chain in India

Architect ABINITIO ARCHITECTS Ar. Love Choudhary

Location Chennai

Area 900 Sq.ft.

interiors of Can Crepe Café. �e café is one of its kind in Chennai and the intention to author a statement in design is evident from the unique character furnished by use of visually unre�ned constituents. �e choice of palette for materials and colors lends a Southwestern touch to the interiors with a whi� of contemporary vocabulary.

�e range of materials and textures used has lent a rustic and elegant character to the café, which works

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on a highly functional planning of spaces with its kitchen and counter in the center surrounded by seating. Most of the counter length unoccupied by the display unit doubles up as bar counter with leather barstools. Visual barriers mark off the preparation and storage zones accessible only to the café staff. The door concealing the ser-vices zone, resembling reclaimed wooden door, also supplements the simplicity of the exposed masonry walls.

The neat lines and symmetry of the space complement its raw and organic feel rendered by its exposed brick walls, untreated metal surfaces, hints of leather and careful amalgamation of wood. The café displays the designers’ experi-ments with colors, where use of metal in furni-ture, a grey-black ceiling and a highlight blue for their lounge, counter the bulk of warm and Earthy tones. The use of leather in moderation and choice of lighter tones for furniture balances

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the visual mass of the space despite its masonry walls and a dark ceiling. The lounge, designed as a warm and cozy corner, has been treated as a focal point of the design with feature furniture and colors.

Lighting also plays a significant role in charac-terizing a space. Unostentatious and plain light fixtures are used task specifically, correspond-ing to the interior organization of the space. The overall design for lighting accentuates the rustic demeanor of the space while maintaining the required light levels appropriately. The café, complete with subtle accessories in harmony with its interiors, is an undiminished visual treat over and above their delightful menu.

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Dr. VishwaneetHouse

Situated in posh locality, a stunning Mansadevi neigh-borhood with excellent

views of the Shivalik Hills, Dr. Vishwaneet’s House lies in front of a lush green community park. This beautiful and totally ethnic Minimalist extension of the family home was designed by Metamorphosis studio, positioning the extension for great views and to maintain absolute privacy. A smart solution with incredible effects.The structure is a hybrid compact frame with superior structural design striking a balance between weight and strength with a courtyard style planning that consists of three levels reducing the load of the of extension on the old foundations. The façade of the extension is truly minimalist, converging with the old existing terracotta exterior.

Architect Metamorphosis studio

Location Mansa Devi Complex, Panchkula

Front Elevation of Residence with articulate detailing

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Second Floor Plan

Ground Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

View from courtyard to the airy terrace above on the first and second floor respectively. For increased long-term sustainability the project aims at using the Venturi effect by maximizing air flow through a terrace + courtyard at all three levels of the Residence.

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F icus draws inspiration from nature to create a style that runs natural and earthy, and which expresses itself in their range of furniture, furnishings and

other home embellishments. Distinctive offering by Ficus seamlessly blurs the boundaries between the outdoors and indoors, and merges materials, textures, colours, forms and finishes in ways that are contemporary yet timeless.

Speaking about the Ficus-Fine Living, Anurag Kanoria, Owner said “Ficus-Fine Living combines an aesthetic that refashions nature in unique and versatile ways to create an urban sanctuary enlivened by style and substance. We offer customers a range of products and design services with a modern, yet earthy touch. Designed by us, but inspired by consumer’s style; we plan and customize your space with your personal imprint that becomes veritable extensions of your individual style” Ficus - Fine Living is a fresh new concept in branded furniture and home accessories. Inspired by nature Ficus offers range of furniture, furnishings, home decors, artifacts and more. Ficus keeps introducing new styles and product lines by keeping an eye on global trends to ensure that the brand experience of customers stay fresh and vibrant. Ficus Flagship store is located in Colaba, Mumbai which is exactly behind the Taj Mahal Hotel. With an overwhelming response in Kanpur, and Thimphu – Bhutan, we are certain to create a buzz on the Global platform.

RENOWNED FOR ITS COLLECTION OF LUXURY FURNITURE

THE GREAT EASTERN HOMEHAS INTRODUCED AN EXCLUSIVE SECTION OF

‘FICUS-FINE LIVING’SPREAD ACROSS 2,400 SQ.FT.

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Ficus provides straight-line furniture products which include decor accents, linens, lighting, artifacts, mirrors, beds, dining, tableware, soft furnishings, accessories and more. Ficus also provides services that aid the customer in all interior décor needs. The Company’s Consultancy team advises clients and architects globally on interiors and aesthetics. Further, one is also able to customize a piece of furniture. Ficus partners with clients in interpreting their ideas into unique works of art to compliment any décor of their home.

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The red splits the grey, and lends a perspective. It is almost like you

need the red to put the rest of the things in motion, and that's what Anurag M., the founder of AM Designs, does. Splits the scene, put in glass, and diffuse spaces to make them seem like a landscape of oneness, and yet, when the hour strikes, they could just be isolated spaces. In this project, he broke down two small flats to cater to the needs of the family. It is like an artist who knows the commercial side of things, and yet leaves his signature of minimalism. For instance, imagine someone with a

palette of colour, and then only scattering the colours to fit a pattern, and to lend that warm, cozy feeling of a home.

Anurag started out as fashion designer, and later got into interiors, and that's perhaps why there seems to a symmetry that's often present in how we dress. That's also why he understands personalities, and people.

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The dining chairs upholstered in rich blue are again splattered with bright red, and throughout the house, there's a chord of unison, a challenging task, but he is able to achieve that. There's green and beige, and zig zags, and stripes, and leather, and paisley. There's opulence and minimalism, and everything's striking, tilted, or bent to showcase a style that is unique. The shades are slightly tilted, and so are the vases. The curtains are heavy, and yet contrasted with sheer ones to allow for mood change.

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The house itself is a set of rooms of different hues, and the overall sense is a design of happiness where grief could be a visitor, but not a settler. That's also a reflection of his design philosophy, and his participation in other's lives to understand the core, and then design accordingly.

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Here, the clients had wanted luxury, and he gave them luxury but not a vulgar display of

luxury, but a subtle one. It is a house of possibilities, and the designer balances the colors.

In a bedroom, the red and the oranges emerge, and take over only broken by the synergy

of brown wood, and beige backgrounds of cushion. And yet, in a bathroom, the brown is

interrupted with a white soap dispenser with red petals. That's how loud or subtle he can get,

and the green is never too much, and the beige never too boring. He is trying to get away

from boredom, and it is an unusual house with glamour. It has Japanese elements, and it has

that new age opulence, too. There are spaces of influences. Everything's modern, and shiny.

Even the leather.

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But once, the first impressions are done with, the house becomes a place of subdued grandeur too. Behind the richness of the curtains, and the wall paint, and the paintings, and the glassware, there's also the demureness of the windows, and the white walls.

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Simplicity is the guiding principle behind all our designs. We utilize a given space to the fullest, without compromising on style.Our goal is to provide you a space that is classic yet contemporary, and one that perfectly suits your lifestyle. While we appreciate the value of using elements that stand alone in their uniqueness, it is no less important that the space work as a whole, cohesive unit within and also with its surroundings.

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It is a psychological project that combines personalities, and is attentive to other voices. Anurag brings it all together, ties up the loose ends, and the end project is happy

architecture, and it is a museum and a laboratory. Homes are personal spaces, and a container of memories. There's space to allow that to happen. There's space for memories

and future, and despite the splash of colours, there is always room. That's the real thing about houses, and Anurag seems to understand it perfectly.

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MarshallsWallcovering

Marshalls Wallcoverings, one of India’s leading wallpaper

company has launched “Global Love”, an ensemble of super exclusive signature series wallcoverings that showcases the most celebrated international designer, Karim Rashid.

Inspired from the Vibrations out of the speakers, this collection showcases an array of designs which represents loud, quite, compact, transparent and many other variations in sounds in an artistically interpreted computer design. The silver netting on psychedelic graphics or on dark

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background lends the wall an edgy and sophisticated look. Experimentation of merging streams by artists adds to this multi- hued cultural canvas. Marshalls Wallcoverings known to bring art and a sensibility to revolutionize Wallcoverings brings the blend of colors, patterns, shapes and designs created to fit within the exact dimensions of your wall. This collection has a beautiful colour spectrums like rose and pink hues, colour play in blue , Turquoise and green and black with gold & Silver etc which makes the wall Picture Perfect . So all you need to do is, select your design to create your perfect home.

Marshalls, the undisputed leader of wallcoverings in India will bring more International designers to the fore and launch more such collections year on year to give an unparalleled look to your homes.

Marshalls was established in the year 1975, when the concept of wallcoverings in India was relatively unknown. A visionary Mr. Baldevkrishan Sharma the founder Chairman of Marshalls introduced the wall coverings concept when no one had even thought of it. Being the number one wall coverings company in India today, Marshalls envisions providing brilliant

designs, colors and textures to meet the spectrum of every household’s budget. The continuously evolving technology has helped constantly deliver better products in terms of style and function. Currently there are 15 exclusive Marshalls’ showrooms across Mumbai including two flagships showrooms of 10,000 sq. ft. each in Worli and Navi Mumbai. In total, they have 45 showrooms across 21 cities in India. Marshalls Wallcoverings, give a true aesthetic and vibrant look to your walls in a range of 10,000+ themes and designs! Sourced from globally renowned manufacturers across Europe and North

America, they offer the Latest International Fashions in Wallcoverings. Marshalls has now revolutionized the Wallcoverings industry in India with launch of its own range of Digital Wallcoverings under the Signature and Younique brands.  To spread the awareness and reach to every consumer in India Marshalls also now offers its Wallcoverings to be purchased through its highly advanced web store which has some amazing features including design selection by price, design type or color, visualizing the selected Wallcoverings in a room set up or be it calculating the quantity required or even ordering A4 size samples.

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Savaanah-The Poolside Restro-Bar

SavaanahRestro-Bar

E-Verve Design Studio

Design Team

Mr. Atul Aggarwal (Lead Architect)Mr. Sanjit Gupta (Partner Architect)

Location Hotel Palm Green, NH-1, New Delhi

Area 5000 Sq.ft. Including Kitchen (126 Covers)

The restaurant is planned in a L-shaped plan, the stage for live performance is designed at the L-junction which is also location of the centerpiece of the ceiling design with more than 50 custom designed eclectic style hanging light fixtures. The ceiling of linear part of L-shaped design is highlighted by the diagonally fitted jali accentuating the 21 feet high ceiling with classical style round shaped hanging glass lights providing perfect scale to the space.

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Lighting plays a major role in the scheme of things. The overall lighting design is diffused & soothing with dim yellow light effect creating a perfect ambience within the restaurant. Also, the etched mirror paneling on the walls of the restaurant subtly reflects the lighting pattern. The place is all about heightening the senses by creating the feeling of joy. The ambience creates a mood for indulgence in an eclectic styled place.

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The bar counter is uniquely designed with panel made from cocks of champagne bottles with smooth acrylic surface top. The bar display has been designed at 2 levels – front display & back display, the front hanging display provides a unique display as it is closer to the guests & the back display is a seamlessly back-lit adding onto the light effect inside the restaurant.

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The 24 seats PDR (Private Dining Area) area set between 2 huge jaali partitions gives a perfect break to the seating pattern within the restaurant. The etched brown mirror with floral pattern behind the PDR area along with rustic copper finish background generates a unique blend of Modern & Classical Theme, which is also fused into the other parts of the restaurant.

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Creating an economical and unique flooring for your home by making use of materials that were locally available and thus saved quite a lot of money.

The first step is to collect enough wood so that the Lutz’s version of a wooden floor could be created. Try using dead trees for harvesting. One-inch disks were created by having the cordwood run through a chop saw and

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were sanded down until they were smooth. Then started laying them out on the floor.

The disks were placed as close to one another as possible and the pieces were glued to the concrete floor. Dead tree was used to create wood logs.

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Floor was swept and mopped before to create a clean surface. The working was carried out in 2-foot sections to ensure that everything was even.Took a while, however, the floor was covered completely.

Despite the fact that these pieces had been sanded when they were cut, the whole floor was sanded again using a belt sander to ensure that everything was level and even. A coat of epoxy resin was imparted before application of grout.

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This didn’t allow the grout to stick to the wood which would have resulted in the covering of rings and patterns.

Once grout was applied, two further coats of polyurethane were applied.

A mixture of 80% tile grout and 20% sawdust was used to fill the gaps between the logs. And coat of Epoxy resin was used to give it mirror shine.

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CoolOffices

India is no less than other countries, we have gathered information of some coolest offi ce buildings to work in India.

INFOSYS PUNETh e Infosys Pune campus has one of the most unique building design the Egg-shaped building. Infosys Headquarters building of Hinjewadi Pune is a beautiful high-tech building,actually looks like a descending spacecraft .

I-FLEXSOLUTIONS BANGALORE

I-fl ex Solutions building of Bangalore has a peculiar design, architecture and

superb infrastructure, located at Bagmane Tech Park a

soft ware technological park in Sir C V Raman Nagar.

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DLF GATEWAY TOWER

Th e Gateway Tower of Gurgaon is one of the high visibility and compact offi ce space located in Gurgaon. DLF Gateway Tower is one of the tallest skyscraper

building of Gurgaon.

AIR INDIA BUILDINGMUMBAI Th e Air India Building is located on Marine Drive in Nariman Point of Mumbai city, It is a 23-storey commercial tower facing the Arabian Sea on beautiful Marine Drive and landmark of Mumbai’s skyline.

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Make-in-India

The Global investors are watching India with a great interest.

India is sitting at the cusp of a massive digital revolution through Make in India and Digital India campaign. India’s contribution in global trade is growing day by day. Economic transformation is on his way with an aim to make India a global manufacturing hub. This clearly represents the benefit of make in india campaign. Objective behind “MII”The Make in India campaign focuses on attracting and helping businesses to invest and set up their manufacturing units in India. The campaign covers and promotes 25 sectors. The initiative is focused to target the youth, who are coming ahead with new entrepreneurial ideas & concept innovation. MII has determined on attracting global businesses to invest and manufacture in India

to make the India a global manufacturing hub.

Social Success of “Make in India”According to the statistics from the ministry, MII’s Official FB page is adding a new member or fan every 2-3 seconds. Interestingly, it is for the first time that any such government initiative has been made interactive through a ‘Q&A’ session on Twitter on the issue of ease of doing business in India.Not just the social networks, even the MII’s website (www.makeinindia.com) has received excellent response with page views of over +5.5 million accessed by over approx. 1.7 million users across the world which clearly indicates the interest of public in benefits of make in india campaign.

Benefits of Make in India camapign:A. Increase in

Manufacturing & Export : export is

picking up giving a slight push to the economy. Global investment will transform India a global manufacturing hub with use of latest technology.

B. Generation of more jobs: Increased investment will create more jobs for skilled labour force. This will create a job market for over 1 crore. Government has started skill developament programme which will generate more skilled worker.

C. Attract more FDI : With a promise to enhance the ease of doing business in India, Government will attract more FDI in India. It

has already attracted INR 20K millions worth investment proposal by October ’14.

ConclusionApart from these benefits, There will be some more benefit like fast project clearance, Technological up-gradation etc. . This globalization of india will generate a need of global b2b marketing for every business to generate global leads. Global B2B Marketing is a powerful way to grow your brand and develop new overseas markets, all it takes is right strategy, passion and consistency to get things moving in the right direction.

GlassGeometry

Glass Geometry, RussiaInsta: Glassgeometry

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GlassGeometry

Vasiliy a simple Guy from Russia has always been interested in knowing

the fact that how stained glass windows is made from Tiffany Technique. So, he started finding facts behind Tffany Technique. Once he was all aware about the Tiffany Technique he turned he excitement into profession and name it Glass Geometry in 2014 at his home. Again his interest went to Geometrical Archimedean bodies which were executed in Tiffany Technique. He then started and made one form. He was delighted with first formation and was willing to continue his interest and turning it into his profession. He is planning to open a shop of his own. He is targeting different clients from all over the world via Instagram and vk.com/glassgeometry.

His workshop team includes only two i.e. Vasiliy himself and his wife Jeanne Saar. With Vasiliy’s interest in Tiffany Technique and his wife’s design inspiration is turning Glass Geometry into a company with such beautiful designer products that any person will fall in love with and would definitely buy one for himself. They have been given assignment in Russia of various Designers. They have also designed many Offices, Restaurants and Studios in Russia. Vasiliy share with us that he has got wonderful response for his products in his own country. He has given new birth to a 1900’s technique. His inventiveness both as a designer of windows and as a producer of the material with which to create them was to become renowned.

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KitchenDevices

Cooked too much spaghetti as

usual? Let that be a thing of the past with a nifty Spaghetti

Measurer. It tells you how much Spaghettis enough for one to four people. Another variant is the aptly named 'I Could Eat a Horse' measurer, which does the same job whilst adding

a dash of humour.

Securely stick an iPad to your fridge

to listen to music in the kitchen,

jot down shopping lists or view a recipe while

cooking.

Tea for two please. Green tea

for Mrs. Sharma and a red one for her husband? Fear

not when you have a teapot that holds two different

kinds of tea!

UnbElIEVAblE KiTchEn APPLiAncES YoU'LL LoVE

I think I just fell in love with technology a little more. When gadgets work in tandem with your kitchen needs, it's a match made in technology heaven. I tip my hat to the inventors for coming up with these handy devices, considerably decreasing our work load and making life a tad easier. If you're worried about handling a gadget, these are simple and klutz-proof and it's safe to say anyone can use them. 

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KitchenDevices

A one-Step Corn Kerneler that removes all the corn kernels in

one swift motion!

Burnt toast no more! All hail the See-

Through Toaster.

White salt is so 2013. Colored

aMargarita Salt to the rescue.

Pretty colours for pretty drinks.

Imagine a machine that churns out

rotis at will. Just add flour, water and oil to dedicated slots in the Rotimatic machine, and it kneads, rolls and makes rotis automatically! There are also

options for oil, thickness and roast levels.

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