Indian maximalist interior

Sonam Kapoor’s Mumbai home is a magnificent layering of Tanjore paintings, Naga panels, Rajasthani jalis, zardozi embroideries and beyond. Along with AD100 designer Kavita Singh, she composes a love song to the decorative arts of India.

Ahead of the Sabyasachi brand's 25th anniversary, AD revisits the iconic designer's 7,250-square-foot home, which is layered with art, antiques, textiles, furniture, and “kooky curios”.

Home Decor Maximalist - P.Sunita - Preethi Prabhu

Best food photographers in Delhi specialised in advertising and interior phootgraphy

Ikigai Studio juggles spaces to meet contemporary needs of this home in Pune, while employing Indian imagery to reflect the lives and preferences of the family.

Spread across 1800sqft, this 36-year-old Mumbai home has all the makings of a mystical, eclectic museum

The Princess lives surrounded by royal heirlooms as well as new pieces tastefully crafted under her exacting eye

For our 10th anniversary, Ahmad opens the doors to Aiwan-e-Ahmad that, ever so private, has also played host to luminaries from history.

Born in 1947, Jacques Garcia showed a talent for drawing objects of art at a young age. At the age of eight, he built his first structure furnished at his grandparent’s home. Later on, he attended a school of interior design and completed his education in the applied arts. #jacquesgarcia #interiordesign #paris #luxurydesign

Chettinad tiles and ornate wooden columns complete this contemporary, Vastu-compliant Mumbai home by Interface by Ar. Kunal and Mihir.

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Like every other Sabyasachi Mukherjee creation, the Cinema Suite of Taj 51 Buckingham Gate, London is a design that can never be recreated.

The Princess lives surrounded by royal heirlooms as well as new pieces tastefully crafted under her exacting eye

Sabyasachi Mukherjee's home in Kolkata reflects his love for art, textile and fashion—all in one place