Le Sutra Great Escapes’ villa at Lonavala puts the focus on geometry and art without letting one overpower the other
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If customers can’t come to you, go to them
Since trade events for architects, interior designers and trade partners are off the table, Hansgrohe’s Aquademie virtual tour aims to build engagement with this audience, as the company continues introducing new products
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Back to the drawing board
While currently placing tables at a distance in their restaurants to follow social distancing, restaurateurs should be able to pivot quickly from a design perspective, to keep pace with increase in capacity once the pandemic is under control
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Sparking a digital revolution in bathroom design
Architects and designers can take clients on guided tours on Lixil’s online virtual experience studio, without either having to leave their home or offices
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Taj Mahal, New Delhi’s venerated business club, The Chambers returns in a new avatar
New features include Rayasina, a 60-seater restaurant; seven meeting rooms, of which one is designed by the renowned Italian luxury brand, Stefano Ricci; The Chambers Lounge, a sophisticated bar; and a cigar lounge.
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Trezi’s latest update offers several new features for architects
Trezi 2.0 allows users to experience a high-quality 360-degree panoramic view on their mobile devices or share it with clients for enhanced design communication
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Relevance of carpets during the pandemic
While tiling is still popular, carpeting is unlikely to disappear from hotel and restaurant designs. As long as disinfected properly, carpets are perfectly safe to use
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Roca launches the 10th edition of its international design contest
This 10th edition marks a new stage in the development of Roca’s international design contest, driven by the crucial challenges we face today both as individuals and as a society.
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Can design facilitate business recovery?
By mapping guest movement, footfall and interaction at various hotel areas, hoteliers can decide on effective design modifications that minimise contact
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Taj Mahal, New Delhi unveils the new avatar of its dining destination – Machan
The next phase of the transformation will include the redesigned rooms and The Chambers – expected to be completed by end of the year.