Work
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Designers turn everyday products into things of beauty
On the request of ForbesLife India, and in just two weeks, these designers rethought utilitarian objects from everyday life to create these. These ideas most of which are on paper right now, don't just look good, but can do good too
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Gizmo junkies, tech firms have you on their radar
Habit-forming design is the new USP as consumer companies set out to lure the 'addicts'
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Barlas Baylar: The master minimalist
With surreal chandeliers and sculptural furniture, designer Barlas Baylar makes the most out of minimalism
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Being a pastry chef: Because it's worth it
Pooja Dhingra on the sweet and the sweat that add up to a great dessert
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Golf: The course of friendship
Four business heads turned to golf and discovered not just a competitive sport but a game that nurtures lasting bonds
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Anjali Mody: Designing between the lines
Furniture is an expression of an individual's personality, says designer Anjali Mody. Her products, therefore, take shape from collaborative ideation with her customers
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An English chef in New York
With the opening of The Clocktower, acclaimed British chef Jason Atherton gives New York a taste of London time
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The regal trunk gets a facelift
No longer a travel companion but still a handsome storer of indulgences, the modern-day trunk is a nostalgic hat-tip to history, with contemporary design values. Consider the creations of Trunks Company, many of which are bespoke for erstwhile royalty
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The Foley of small things
What impresses product designer Neil Foley? Attention to the minutest of detail and the thoroughness of a job well done
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Life's essentials, according to Anita Dongre
Anita Dongre talks about her creative space and calm
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Khadi: A fabric, with love
If khadi could sing, it would be humming a new tune, but with centuries-old notes