Chair gazing

Chair gazing

Minimalist architect Mies van der Rohe went so far as to say, “A chair is a very difficult object. A skyscraper is almost easier.” We can’t be so sure about that, but it does draw attention to how designing seating has always called for extraordinary rigour, whether painstakingly methodical or purposely frivolous, balancing material and … Read more

Want to escape high taxes? Wisdom Hatch founder lists top 3 countries for Indians to migrate

Want to escape high taxes? Wisdom Hatch founder lists top 3 countries for Indians to migrate

Amid rising anger over high taxes in India, Wisdom Hatch founder Akshat Shrivastava on Wednesday listed three countries where Indians can migrate for better savings, lifestyle, and opportunities. “According to me, here are the top 3 countries for Indians to live,” Shrivastava wrote on X. He explained that his ranking is based on three key … Read more

Luke Coutinho and Narendra Firodia launch ‘You Care Lifestyle’ to verify wellness products – ET HealthWorld

Luke Coutinho and Narendra Firodia launch ‘You Care Lifestyle’ to verify wellness products – ET HealthWorld

Mumbai: Wellness expert Luke Coutinho and entrepreneur Narendra Firodia have launched an independent platform called ‘You Care Lifestyle‘ to verify and authenticate health and wellness products in India. The platform will use the ‘Pink Tiger’ stamp, which involves rigorous third-party testing to ensure product quality and transparency. The co-founders have invested up to $1 million … Read more

Menswear trend for 2025 include bespoke suits in luxury fabric and a variety of colours and embellishments

Menswear trend for 2025 include bespoke suits in luxury fabric and a variety of colours and embellishments

William Dalrymple, in his podcast Empire, remarks that by the time the British government took over the East India Company’s operations in 1858, a cultural revolution was underway as a strong Victorian influence took over. The Englishmen in India began determining not just structure in civil society and establishing a colony, but also began influencing … Read more

Training on cancer screening begins at Ongole Medical College

Training on cancer screening begins at Ongole Medical College

The three-day training on cancer screening began at Ongole Medical College on Tuesday. College principal Dr. A. Yedukondalu Rao inaugurated the training programme. Speaking on the occasion, he asked the people to stay away from junk foods and practice doing physical exercises regularly to prevent cancer. All the doctors and their supporting staff will participate … Read more

From minimalism to maximalism

From minimalism to maximalism

As we bid farewell to another year, it’s time to reflect on the design trends that have shaped our living spaces. This year, the interior design scene witnessed a fascinating tug-of-war between two extremes: minimalism and maximalism. Both styles, with their contrasting aesthetics, have not only dominated homes but have also inspired designers to push … Read more

The New Year’s Eve house party

The New Year’s Eve house party

“Come on Barbie, let’s go party!” — Aqua’s 1997 song may be on your playlist thanks to Greta Gerwig’s big hit. Setting up your home for a New Year’s Eve (NYE) party is also about creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. From choosing the right lighting, cleaning tables and countertops, to rearranging furniture to create … Read more