Rooted in legacy yet branching boldly into the future, the incredibly talented Gaurav Jain, Founder of Orange Tree, has carved a distinct path in India’s design-led, sustainable furniture space. Drawing from the formidable export foundation laid by his father’s brand BASANT, Gaurav envisioned Orange Tree as more than just a retail venture, and more as a movement rooted in meaningful design, ethical craftsmanship, and ecological responsibility. Here, in an exclusive interview, Gaurav Jain, Founder, Orange Tree, talks to Sumita Chakraborty, Editor-in-Chief, TheGlitz, about the Orange Tree’s journey, design philosophy, sustainable ethos, and what’s next on the horizon.
From exhibiting at Milan Design Week to sculpting poetic pieces inspired by nature and heritage, Swetha’s journey is nothing short of extraordinary. In this exclusive interview with TheGlitz, Shwetha Vegesana, Architect & Founder, Intent Made, let's us step into her world of material stories, artisanal legacies, and soulful design. Read on...
What's Hot? What's Not? At TheGlitz, we believe style doesn’t stop at your closet... it flows into your living room, dances across your lighting choices, and lounges luxuriously on your upholstery. Whether you're curating a chic city loft or refreshing your weekend hideaway, we’re here to spill the (designer-approved) tea on what’s turning heads and what’s long overdue for a stylish exit. From sculptural lighting and mood-setting fabrics to furniture that sparks conversation, this is your insider guide to what’s hot and what’s not in the world of interiors.
Metallic furniture is making waves in the design world, adding instant glam and edge to modern interiors. Think sculptural side tables with luxurious brass accents, plush ottomans with gleaming metallic bases, and sleek consoles that are as much art as they are functional. From gold to bronze to steel, these finishes catch the light, adding depth and drama while effortlessly fitting into any aesthetic. Whether you're channeling modern minimalism or bold vintage vibes, these shimmering pieces elevate your space. Here’s why metallic furniture is more than just décor, it's a mood. TheGlitz reports...
While 2022 was all about calming colour schemes, plush, all-encompassing furnishings, and an overall atmosphere of swaddle and tranquillity, 2023 will usher in bold, evocative individualism, says Yashika Luthra, Founder, Yashika Luthra Designs. It's crucial to bring contrast, warmth, and dimension to white spaces so they don't feel cold and clinical because all-white interior design is falling flat. In order to add elements of coziness and dimension, people are choosing "warm chestnut or saturated 'lived-in hue' in furnishings, rugs, and pillows. "The era of "bling" has passed since luxury is now communicated in more subdued and organic ways.