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'Art can be a very integral part of one's lifestyle statement' proves Ar. Dipen Gada as he carves this luxurious penthouse with vast spaces in synch with each other and with art in a seamless soliloquy… Check it out and leave us your views...

Yang Liu of DL Workshop, Beijing reminiscences about a recent adaptive project, where his design draws a parallel with the ethos of Van Gogh's Starry Night. Check out the intriguing equation here

Studio Ben Allen has created an area featuring archways, steps and a fold-down desk dedicated to children to let their creativity flow! Raw, minimal and functional allows customisations by the young users as the space grows with them. Read on to know more here…

Patachitra artists commune to keep the ancient art alive by contemporising its thematic without compromising on its traditional style and technique. Check out how the community has empowered itself in these challenging times.

The erstwhile native craft that was once the pride of Chamba and the nation - the Rumal of Chamba - is being celebrated once again in pockets of India for its unique double-sided stitch, thanks to the efforts of the organisation #rumalsofchamba.

AVG Architecture En Interiors designs a home in Gurugram with careful attention to detail, merging existing with new, a loft-like ambience with Indian warmth and focussing on the homeowners' art collection to lend them a feeling of homecoming.

Highlighting a layered approach to design that is realised through curated spatial planning, an arresting facia skeleton and stunning volumetric geometry, this Nepal residence by 42MM Architecture is sure to captivate.

An interior is wrapped up with final accessorising touches that include art and artefacts. As an essential accessory, art forms an important emotional connect between the interior and the homeowner.

If Madhubani and Patna Kalam had to have a baby, it would look like Tikuli art! Bihar's indigenous art form that dates back about 800 years and borrows its proportional figures from Patna Kalam, and its themes of daily life and celebrating festivals from Madhubani, has been reinstated in the commercial mainstream of indigenous art forms, and in doing so, has provided sustainable livelihood to thousands of women.