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Studio IPIPLcuratesprinciples of rhythm and balance to achieve grandiosity and exuberance in this holiday home - a space that whisks you away in a grand set up of monotones dotted with jewel tones of celebratory accessories.

Step into the heart of France at Expo 2025 Osaka! Pulsations-a poetic, immersive experience by GSM Project and visual artist Justine Emard-invites you to feel the rhythm that connects us all. Inspired by the Japanese legend of the red thread of fate, this multi-sensory journey explores love, technology, nature, and heritage through synchronized sound, light, and movement. From Rodin to digital art, from Notre-Dame to Japanese shrines-discover how art and emotion pulse as one. https://www.indiaartndesign.com/pulsations-france-pavilion-at-expo-2025-celebrates-human-connection-through-art-and-immersion/

Architect Lakshmi Swaminathan's A Call to Return is more than a book-it's a journey into the philosophy, creativity, and humanity of the legendary Didi Contractor. Reviewed by architect Chitra Vishwanath, this book captures the essence of a life dedicated to design, nature, and soulful living. A must-read for those who believe architecture is more than just structures-it's about harmony, rhythm, and connection.

Can a centuries-old well anchor a contemporary civic experience? July&Partners reimagines a 286 sq.m. site around Yiwu's Bajiao Well into a striking urban plaza-where stone, water, and spatial rhythm converge to evoke heritage in a modern language. A quiet transformation rooted in place and purpose.

Movement meets materiality in Leher by SPARC Design. This 2700 sq. ft. Pune home interprets the poetic rhythm of waves through architectural detailing-from a 33-ft sculpted feature wall to curated furniture and lights. A cohesive spatial narrative flows through every room.

Would you say that scenography is more challenging than a regular interior design project? Substantiate your answer - either way; after you read about the darkly designed theatrics for King Lear in Athens.