GoodHomes - India (December 2019)

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Home















AWAY FROM HOME A touch of nostalgia and a

feeling of belonging... we
bring you resorts, from
across the country, that go
the extra mile in recreating
that intangible feeling
of warmth and being at
home. A luxury, wouldn’t
you agree?


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Indoors



Outdoors





Soho House
What brings Soho House to our
coveted list of must-visit resorts
in the country, is its luxurious,
tropics-inspired interiors. The
easy-breezy style narrative, is a
lesson on maximalism. From a
profusion of prints, to a celebration
of materials, this combination is
PHOTOGRAPH HIMANSHU LAKHWANI fixtures), and a colour palette that
further accentuated by a plenitude
of sculptural pieces (art and light


champions the sun, the beach, the
surf! The interiors are warm and
sun-kissed, throughout the day,
making it a perfect vantage point
from which to enjoy Mumbai’s
busy urban lifestyle.

The design of Soho House, Mumbai, led by Nick Jones and director of Soho House

Design, Linda Boronkay, is inspired by Indian culture and the city outside.
The interiors of each floor have colourful block printed fabrics from Rajasthan,

with locally sourced furniture and Indian antiques.

Rohit Kapoor of Nivasa was appointed
to convert the space into a family

friendly luxury retreat.
























































































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Mountain


Drama





Elgin Hall

As if the beauty of Dalhousie
in Himachal Pradesh needed
another reason to beckon us! But
here it is, alright. Take a step back
in time, and enter a world that
embraces a slow pace of life, but
indulges every sense. Set amidst
a picturesque locale, Elgin Hall is
a historical property — originally
a summer escape for British
royals. New-Delhi based, Rohit
Kapoor was appointed to revamp
the look. The brief was to retain
its mountain retreat character,
but modernise the narrative of
this luxury boutique hotel.

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Bordering George Everest Point, and Sir George Everest’s house in Mussoorie, the

vision with Everest Base Camp, is that it will be frequented by people that enjoy

alternative, off the beaten path, nature driven holidays and retreats.













































































































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Safari in


the Hills





Everest Base Camp

Surrounded by 20 acres of pine
forest, the Everest Base Camp,
is designed by architect Varrun
Motihar of Mova1. Hidden away
from the main city of Mussorie,
the tented resort celebrates
organic and natural materials, in
exacting ways. It’s simple design,
boasts of detailing, which is the
underlined luxury here. The high
altitude meant that resources
were limited. So, Varrun rationed
and championed locally-available
materials. The heavy palette of
hard wood pine, walnut, metal,
stone, leather, jute and cotton,
perfect the au naturel look of this
retreat. The design sensibility can
easily be described as luxuriously
minimal.

WEEKENDS ON





THE ISLAND







It’s finally happening! Gregarious as he may be, Designer, Asim Merchant is extremely
protective of his personal space. But in this exclusive, the award winning furniture maker,
opens the doors to his getaway home, located just off Mumbai city, on Madh Island


FEATURE AVRIL NOEL D’SOUZA PHOTOGRAPHS VINAY JAVKAR














































































Normally, Asim is a man on a mission,
but with this home, he did things
differently. “I did not want to follow
any rules or set limits, but wanted to
experiment with colours, materials,
fabrics, etc. I wove colours together,
mixed them in unusual ways, and
offset them with my collection of
charcoal paintings, colourful Masks
and stone and wooden sculptures.”


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REAL HOME




For Asim, the
main challenge
in space planning
was creating
a sense of
openness, whilst
keeping things
cosy. “I like large
picture windows
that bring in the
outdoors and
natural light, at
the same time
create corners
which are cosy
and comfortable.
So basically
smaller cosier
spaces within a
large space!”





























































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I wanted this weekend home to have an open and spacious look,

with a colourful yet soothing aura. This was the only brief I set out
with, the rest was organic. As I was designing this space for myself

it was easy to change things as I wanted.



— Asim Merchant, Interior Designer



































































































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A strong trend that comes
to the fore is the versatile
setup of this home. Asim
has planned an open layout
with the intention of creating
interactive spaces within
the home. After all, having
friends over and entertaining
are a distinct part of Asim’s
lifestyle and his requirements
for this home. (Seen Below)
We catch up with Asim and
his friend, Purn Prakash, as
they enjoy the vista.































































































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PHOTOGRAPH HARSH LODHA













All the wood used in this house is reclaimed timber from a demolished structure in
Colaba, South Mumbai. This wood is easily more than a 100 years old, Burma Teak!



—Asim Merchant, Interior Designer
































































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t would be all too easy to peg
Asim Merchant as the original
woodsman of the Indian design

scene, and rightly so! His wood-
centric furniture designs have won
several awards and remain etched
in our memory for their distinct
form, and contextual design. And this ongoing
affair, with this natural material, has found a
worthy canvas...his weekend home in Madh

Island — a quaint piece of land, cut off from
the hustle and bustle of Mumbai’s chaos. It is
here that one actually understands just how
exacting Asim’s love for wood is.
In this double storied home, wood is the
key highlight — from the flooring, the ceiling,
the furniture surfaces, the stairway, he has
mastered the narrative.

We find the designer cosied up with Snowy
(a beautiful Persian cat), on the sky blue sofa
that he custom built. “I love using wood in its
natural form, its just so beautiful and tactile!
Wood is a very important element in all my
designs as it brings in a very warm and rustic
feeling. I love wooden surfaces, staircases,

floorings etc. In this home I have left the
wood largely raw with just a coat of wax so that
the natural grains and structure of the wood
are exposed.”
Asim wanted the house to be colourful, so,
in keeping with that mandate, every accessory
and furnishings, literally everything, is
colourful. By dousing the surfaces in an ochre/

almost turmeric colour tone, Asim orchestrates
a narrative where every piece of wood shines,
making this quite the warm shell, but with a
vibrant personality. White is used wherever
possible, as a highlight (as seen on the curtains
and kitchen accessories), and also to allow the
amazing profusion of natural light here, to

bounce around the interiors.
For the designer, this house needed to feel
like a holiday home and inspire creativity. So
the main inspiration was a focus on colours,
warmth, open spaces and creativity. The result:
A fun, functional and tranquil home!



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With the land as the centrepiece,
the discourse of the project unfolds
prudently, with the design adapting
to the space and its demands. The
pillars of the project are natural light,
clean air, an open floor plan and
luxurious interiors synonymous to the
disposition of the residents.


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FROM ANOTHER



WORLD














Designed by Akshat Bhatt of Architecture Discipline,
this home with its imposing timber facade, and clean lines,
stands in stark contrast to its residential realm

FEATURE SEEMA SREEDHARAN PHOTOGRAPHS JEETIN SHARMA

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AKSHAT BHATT


Principal Architect,
Architecture Discipline

Founded by Akshat Bhatt in
We have consistently worked 2007, Architecture Discipline is
a multi-disciplinary architecture
towards reducing wasteful practice based in New Delhi,
India. Its work highlights the
energy consumption at emergence of an architectural

every level, be it material, expression that is contemporary,
yet rooted in a critical
or intellectual so as to never understanding of regionalism.

overstate something that The outcome of every
commission is determined by a
seems incomplete or complex. series of design processes, from
full scale mock-ups to long-term
material investigations, which
Akshat Bhatt, Principal Architect, strive to develop programmatic
Architecture Discipline & technical flexibility.





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Wrapped in meticulous timber grids, the exteriors are carefully planned to reflect

the gradual ageing process one sees in nature. Dipping into the same nature-

centric focus, the landscape is bohemian and vernacular in character.


Akshat Bhatt, Principal Architect, Architecture Discipline



apped in meticulous itself is a sum of many surprises. The visual (Facing Page, Above)
mber grids, this home narrative is simple, the drama heightened The formal dining
room houses a
th its clean lines, through the scale of the project. The facade large table that can
remely structural, towers above you, but once you enter, the accommodate up
to 40 people, with
ost austere facade, ceiling is kept deliberately low, with a sudden a striking minibar
ds in stark contrast boom of height as one walks through the and parquet flooring
in three colours,
residential realm. doorway, escalating from 7ft to 22ft in an making it optimal
for entertainment
The exteriors are carefully planned to reflect instant. The material and colour palette and quintessentially
the gradual ageing process one sees in is subdued, the furniture and accessories minimal. (Facing
Page, Below) Each
nature. Dipping into the same nature-centric minimal, drawing your attention to the bedroom has been
focus, the landscape is both bohemian and abundance of natural light. carefully planned
and executed to suit
vernacular in character. “With a clear concept of drawing on the each family member’s
For architect Akshat Bhatt, architecture, or natural energy, we refrained from over- requirements while
following the same
building a home is not just about rendering styling the space. Keeping light at the crux, we over arching theme of
simplicity.
a service or implementing what other people focused on the various aspects surrounding it,

want. “I like to develop the use of the building including diffusion, patterns and shadows,”
together with the client, in a process, so that informs Akshat. The house is programmed
as we go along we become more intelligent,” in a way to allow for flexible partitions and
he elucidates. An approach that he follows for systems, which can be moulded to increase or
each of his projects. decrease space as needed in the future.
This evolved pattern of design is obvious The design is progressive, timeless and still
even in this New Delhi home. The house relevant twenty years later.



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OF A REFINED






SENSIBILITY









In the face of several built-related restrictions, Architects Amit Aurora and Rahul
Bansal, of group DCA, focused on what they could meld. The result: An elevated
version of its original layout, to make it an address of functional aesthetics

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We love every inch of
this 2,690sqft home!
Every piece of furniture
is executed by group
DCA’s Workshop. From
the storage units, to
the sofa sets, room
dividers, beds...and our
favourite, the swing!
This home is a lesson on
how exacting custom
design can actually
be. All credit to Nalini
Aurora, the force behind
the art and accessories
curation for this project.

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Although the play colours on the walls clearly demarcate

different portions of the apartment, it also simultaneously aids in

maintaining a basic synergy that flows throughout.


— Amit Aurora, Partner, group DCA




AMIT

AURORA

& RAHUL

BANSAL



Partners, group DCA

Based out of New Delhi,
group DCA was founded in
the year 1996. This multi-
disciplinary architecture
and interior design firm, is
spearheaded by the dynamic
duo — architects, Amit Aurora
and Rahul Bansal. To its
credit, this design house has
remarkable, award-winning,
widely acclaimed projects
across diverse typologies
such as residential, retail,
hospitality and workspaces.




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The design rendition of each space is bespoke with its own story

of origin as that of the family lounge and the master bedroom in terms

of colour scheme, materials and style of furniture.


— Amit Aurora, Partner, group DCA












he makings of this home, could
easily go down as one of the
most challenging projects taken

on by group DCA’s partners,
Architects Amit Aurora and
Rahul Bansal. Why do we say
that? Well, Amit, the principal
architect for this project, answers
that one, “Due to a number of
local restrictions and bye-laws,
the pre-constructed structure could be modified
only to a certain extent in convergence with the

design intervention. Most of the pre-installed
appliances, switches, water taps and faucets, etc.
were retained to minimise costs and lower the
environmental impact.”
Given this rigid ecosystem, Amit and his team
focused on the treatment of the walls, services,

beam bottoms and columns. The elements that
were original to this built were elevated with a
clever arsenal of colours and materiality. And
boy, have they championed a bold palette. Red
and blue, punctuate spaces...take the living room
for instance, the sensuality of the red-leather
upholstered sofas, juxtaposed with the cool, earthy
vibes of the blue sofa, radiates a cool-warm vibe
throughout this space. And so goes the narrative

through the home. Going beyond these finishing
touches, the constructed elements were worked
upon to achieve symmetry and a clutter-free
space. Eventually, it enabled a defined movement.
Giving us the guided tour, Amit explains,
“Envisioned as a gallery, the entrance opens up to

the living area. To its opposite is the dining area,
placed strategically at a point of convergence for
the entire house. The dining area connects to the Most of the walls have been strategically
kitchen, to both the bedrooms of the children in carved with niches. This conscious
approach has led to camouflaging of
the right while creating a passage for the master the visual continuity of the walls. Add
bedroom and the family lounge in the left.” to this the functional elements like
wooden shelves, cushioned wall back
Unperturbed by the limitations, Amit and for the beds, etc, that are smart pieces
of aesthetic finishes.
Rahul bring us a master design, and we love it.



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A T ALE OF TWO HOMES




















Evocative and rich,
Architect Sidhartha
Talwar of Studio Lotus

approached this New
Delhi home with a novel
design lexicon

FEATURE SEEMA SREEDHARAN

PHOTOGRAPHS AVESH GAUR,
RAVI ASRANI &
SAURABH SURYAN


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SIDHARTHA

TALWAR


Design Principal,
Studio Lotus
Sidhartha Talwar founded
Studio Lotus in 2002 along
with Ambrish Arora and
Ankur Choksi. Today, Studio
Lotus is acknowledged as a
thought leader in the country
for their work in the domain
of architecture and interior
design. The work grounded
on the principles of conscious
design, an approach that
celebrates local resources,
cultural influences, a keen
attention to detail and an
inclusive process






A CURATED SERIES OF STUNNINGARTWORKAND

LIGHTING IS LAYERED INTO IMBUE COLOUR


AND ELEVATETHE NARRATIVE.



Sidhartha Talwar, Design Prinicpal, Studio Lotus




The subtle material palette, while continued
in the interiors, is infused with luxury through
craftsmanship and contrasted withstrong patterns.
A combination of stone, timber and metal create
an ambience of understated opulence.
















































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The use of stone, as flooring and wall paneling
juxtaposes contemporary interpretations of traditional
techniques. Black and white marble inlay in the
circulation areas vary from bold to simpler patterns as
one moves from lower to upper levels. The furniture
was custom designed by Mangrove Collective.


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THE CHALLENGE OF DESIGNING A SPACE IN PROXIMITY

OF A BUSTLING HIGHWAY TRANSLATED INTO A SPACE

WITH A STARKARCHITECTURAL LANGUAGE.



Sidhartha Talwar, Design Prinicpal, Studio Lotus



















tructural, bold and
intriguing, this New
Delhi home captures
your interest the
moment you set
your eyes on the facade. Twin interconnected
monolithic cubes with steel and granite
interludes, at once intimidating and

welcoming. It’s almost like an installation that
urges you to stop, stare and wonder!
“The brief was to create two independent
houses in a common plot located next to
busy congested highway of Delhi,” informs
Sidhartha Talwar, Design Principal, Studio
Lotus. “The challenge of designing twin

houses in the proximity of a bustling highway
translated into a residence where a stark
contemporary architectural language created
the ideal milieu for a space richly layered with
handcrafted materials, bespoke furniture and
curated elements.”
The subtle-yet-elegant design narrative is
carried through in the interiors. The colour

palette is muted with some unexpected pops
of colour, lending an element of drama to the
space. The material spectrum, on the other
hand, is quite diverse — the combination of
stone, timber and metal create an ambience
of understated opulence. The curated
collection of artworks, and the clean,

contemporary silhouettes of furniture
complete the design narrative.
The twin cubes, as we have come to
call it, stuns you with its architecture, but
immediately puts you at ease with its warm
and elegant interiors. A balance, which many
would agree, is difficult to achieve!



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LUXURY








AT HOME










Rich textures, intricate detailing and extensive sea views add a touch of
luminosity to this family apartment by Open Atelier Mumbai

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Abode by the
Bay, as this
apartment has
been christened,
spans 1,800sqft
with three
bedrooms and an
unhindered view
of the ocean. A
play of subtle
monotones, the
home sits on
th
the 12 floor of
an apartment
building.


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RAHUL MISTRI


Founder Principal, Open
Atelier Mumbai

Rachana Sansad graduate Rahul
Mistri set up his interior design
firm, Open Atelier Mumbai
almost a decade ago. Between
then and now, he’s designed
everything from nightclubs to
high-end homes, employing
interesting local construction,
and material application and
production techniques. Rahul
also teaches at various design
institutes in the country.







OWING TO THE CLEAR VISIBILITY OF THE OCEAN FROM

EVERY CORNER, OUR AIM WAS TO BRING THE BREEZE


AND THE SOUND OFTHEWAVES INTO THIS SPACE.



Rahul Mistri, Founder Principal, Open Atelier Mumbai






























































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WE INTENDED TO CREATE A SPACE WHERE THE


OCCUPANTS WOULD BE ABLE TO ADAPT. SO, WE GAVE IT

A SENSE OF FINESSEWITH MATERIALSAND FURNITURE.




Rahul Mistri, Founder Principal, Open Atelier Mumbai
I mmediately upon entry, this ocean-















facing apartment gives off a whiff of
luxury — whether it’s through the
stone finish-tiled walls in multiple shades of
grey, the sleek lighting system, the polished
marble flooring or the set of sophisticated
furniture and decor pieces. Offsetting these
elements with a simple layout and the
homeowner’s personal memorabilia, designer
Rahul Mistri of Open Atelier Mumbai
has created a dynamic space that displays
an interesting play of form, function and
materials in the detailing, space planning and
textures in just the right proportion.
The home’s crowning glory is the main
public space, with the living room, dining
room and kitchen put together. From the
entrance foyer, this entire area is just partially
visible through black wooden slats over a

glass window. The dark grey open kitchen,
with the dining table abutting it, is perfect for
entertaining and interacting with the family.
A wall library, crafted from fabricated metal
with vertical divisions, subtly divides this zone
from the living room. Dark to light grey wall
finishes tie this whole zone together into an
uber-luxurious package.
The three bedrooms all hold their own;
with the master completely embracing its
panoramic view of the sea with a bespoke
bed, and glass wardrobe and closet; the
son’s bedroom taking the geometrical route
with a boxed sleeping enclosure, and the
grandparent’s room exuding simplicity. In
balancing the functional with the aesthetic,
the design team has managed to give the
home its very own vibe.

To add the illusion of space, Rahul and his team dramatised the
living room with polished Italian marble flooring in four different
styles. Magnetic track lighting on the ceiling aids the attempt at
spaciousness as well.



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Iqrup+Ritz www.iqrupandritz.com Nitin Kohli www.nitinkohlihome.wordpress. Ground floor, Gambs bldg,
392, Electronic City, Udyog Vihar, Ambawatta One Seth Sarai, Mehrauli Next to National College, Linking Rd, Bandra
Sector 18, Gurugram, Furncraft Decollage, New Delhi 110030 West, Mumbai 400050 ✆ 22 48900137
Haryana 122015 ✆ 9717037217 The Purple Turtles
✆ 9599110672 Nivrons www.nivrons.com www.thepurpleturtles.com
Isaaka www.isaaka.com Plot no 65/A, Road No. 14, Film Nagar, The Whiteteak Company
Ishatvam www.ishatvam.com Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad ✆ 9494420396 www.whiteteak.com
348 D, MG Road, Sultanpur, Nolte Kitchens www.nolte-kitchens.com Block Number 30/32, Laxmi Woollen Mill
New Delhi 110030 Orient Bell Limited www.orientbell.com Estate, Shakti Mill Lane, Off Dr E Moses Rd,
✆ 9873427993 ✆ 11 26804344 Orvi www.orvi.com Mahalakshmi, Mumbai 400011
Its All About Home www.iaah.com Ottimo www.ottimo.in ✆ 1800 1029 860
A-5A, A Block, Sector 16, Peacock Life www.peacocklife.com Tom Dixon www.tomdixon.net
Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201301 Level 5 - 7, Bandra 190, Gurunanak Marg, Tom Tailor www.tom-tailor.eu
✆ 120 6774224 Turner Rd, Bandra W, Mumbai, Tranceforme www.tranceforme.in
Ivanka Lumiere www.ivankalumiere.com Maharashtra 400050 ✆ 22 2651 1474 F-11, First Floor, Shakti Mills Lane, Off. Dr. E.
Shop No.1, Centrum Plaza Mall, MG Road Peekaboo Patterns Moses Road, Mahalaxmi, Mumbai 400011
Near Sultanpur Metro Station, www.peekaboopatterns.com ✆ 22 24939916
New Delhi 110030 ✆ 11 26807256 Peeli Dori www.peelidori.com Tresorie
Jaipur Rugs www.jaipurrugs.com 5k, 2, Dada Jungi House Ln, Shahpur Jat, Siri www.facebook.com/TresorieIndia,
13 B/C, Opp. Cama Industrial Estate, Sunmill Fort, New Delhi 110049 ✆ 11 6888 8557 Linking Rd, Near DCB Bank,
Compound, Lower Parel West, Mumbai, Pepperfry www.pepperfry.com Potohar Nagar, Santacruz West,
Maharashtra 400013 ✆ 6377716033 P-11, Raghuvanshi Mill Compound, Lower Mumbai 400054 ✆ 22 26608042
Just for Clocks www.justforclocks.com Parel West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400014 Turri www.turri.it
Kajaria www.kajariaceramics.com ✆ 8291255385 UVWX
Kim Wallace Ceramics Punam Kalra www.imcaa.in
www.kwceramics.com.au Varnam www.varnam.co.in
Vaishnavipratima
Kika Tableware www.kikatableware.com QRST www.vaishnavipratima.com
Lalique www.lalique.com Ralph Lauren Home Villeroy & Boch www.villeroy-boch.com
Lasvit www.lasvit.com www.ralphlaurenhome.com Palladium Annexxe, High Street Phoenix,
Latte Design www.latte-design.com RR Decor www.rrdecor.com Lower Parel, Mumbai 400013
Leonard Koren www.leonardkoren.com Scaramanga www.scaramangashop.co.uk ✆ 22 40040014
Loaf www.loaf.com Seetu Kohli Home Vissionnaire www.visionaire-home.com
LOCO Design www.locodesign.in www.seetukohlihome.com Willow and Hall www.willowandhall.co.uk
Loft Living www.loftliving.com H 5/2, Haveli, Ambawatta One, Kalka Das Within www.within.net.in

MNOP Marg, Behind Qutub Minar, Mehrauli, New Khasra No. 385, Plot No. 3,
Delhi 110030 ✆ 9999966702
Magnolia Home Somany Ceramics 100 Ft. Road, Ghitorni,
New Delhi 110030 ✆ 11 26502187
www.magnoliahome.co.in www. somanyceramics.com Zara Home www.zarahome.com
83/C, Hansraj Pragji Building, 401-408, Bonanza A Wing Sahar Plaza, Next to
L. N Papan Marg, Dr E Moses Rd, Kohinoor Hotel, Andheri-Kurla Road, Andheri
Worli, Mumbai 400018 ✆ 22 24951020 East, Mumbai 400059 ✆ 1800 1030 004
Maison Valentina Sources Unlimited
www.maisonvalentina.net www.sourcesunlimited.co.in
Malabar Baby www.malabarbaby.com B-805 Hubtown solaris, N.S. Phadke Road,
Manufactured Culture Opp. Telli Gully, Andheri East, Mumbai,
www.manufacturedculture.com Maharashtra 400069 ✆ 22 6210 1700
Masilo www.masilo.in Spacio www.spaciofurniture.com
Miele www.miele.in SR Artefacts www.srartefacts.com
Mikasa www.mikasafloors.com Dr Annie Besant Rd, Worli Naka, Bhim Nagar,
Momenti www.eng.momenti-casa.it Mumbai, Maharashtra 400018
Mora Taara www.morataara.com ✆ 22 24907070
6, Mani Mansion, Peddar Road, S.T Unicom www.stunicom.com
Opp Villa Theresa School, Mumbai, Sternhagen www.sternhagen.com
Maharashtra 400026 ✆ 22 23523116 Shop 44, Ground floor, Atria Mall, Dr. Annie
Nappa Dori www.nappadori.com Besant Road, Opposite Poonam Chambers,
Sunny House 2, Mumbai, Worli, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400018
Maharashtra 400001 ✆ 9920013356
✆ 22 22042162 The Label Life www.thelabellife.com



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