Boss Design @designmumbai_ 2024 06–09 NOVEMBER 2024 JIO WORLD GARDEN MUMBAI STAND A32 We are excited to announce Boss Design will be exhibiting at Design Mumbai. This is an opportunity to showcase our beautifully crafted products and innovations as we enter India’s dynamic design scene. At the show, we’ll be featuring our new ... Beau Modular Seating Collection – Designed to bring flexibility and luxurious levels of comfort, ideal for creating ‘hotelified’ spaces in workplaces.
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Read the latest article about #DesignMumbai 2024 in designboom!
Montgomery Group introduces Design Mumbai, marking the debut of india's first contemporary design trade event with a worldwide perspective. by uniting a carefully selected array of leading global and local brands, manufacturers and designers, Design Mumbai emerges as a focal point for professionals in interior, design, and architecture. taking place from november 6 to 9, 2024, at jio world garden in the center of Mumbai, this four-day trade showcase invites potential exhibitors to become contributors to shaping the future of design in the fast-growing indian market.
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Did You Know? 🧠✨ 1. Multi-functional Furniture Boosts Productivity by 20% – Research suggests that an adaptable, organized environment can increase focus and productivity by up to 20%. Furniture that evolves to meet your needs, from work to relaxation, is more than just décor – it’s an investment in your daily efficiency and well-being. 2. The Concept of ‘Space’ is Shifting – In cities like Mumbai, New York, Dubal, Abu Dhabi, with high property values, we’re paying a premium for every square foot. Furniture that multitasks can redefine how we live and work in smaller, smarter spaces. 3. Smart Furniture Isn't Just Compact – It’s about psychological comfort, creating an environment where open space feels freeing and clutter fades into organized elegance. 4. By 2030, Urbanization Will Be at Its Peak – Space will be at a premium worldwide, driving the demand for efficient and aesthetically pleasing interiors. The future of home design? Thoughtfully designed furniture that maximizes every square inch. Is your environment working for you, or is it time to rethink your relationship with space? WWI Sourcing Pvt Ltd Association of Furniture Manufacturers & Traders (INDIA) AFMT AAHOA WOFX - World Furniture Expo Amiet Barot (AB) #krinifurniturepvtltd #wwisourcing #UrbanLiving #SpaceOptimization #SmartDesign #FutureOfFurniture #EfficiencyMeetsElegance #SpaceSavingFurniture #EnhanceYourSpace #Mumbai #Bangalore #Hyderabad #NewYork #Houston #Chicago #LasVegas #USA #ConvertibleFurniture #WallBed #WallBedWithSofa #Krini #WWIMumbai #WWIUsa #AFMTMembers #VisitWofxExhibition #Dubal #AbuDhabi
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This is such a refreshing perspective! I completely agree—small spaces often inspire the most innovative designs. The point about multifunctional furniture is spot on; I've seen how a simple change like a wall-mounted foldable lamp or a compact, sleek table lamp can transform the feel of a room while saving space. Would love to hear your thoughts on lighting solutions for maximizing small spaces—what’s your go-to tip? 👍
Award-Winning Interior Designer | Principal Designer @ Essajees Atelier | Co-founder @ Jea | 300K+ sq ft Luxurious Spaces Transformed | Present in India & UAE
What people in Dubai consider small, I find huge! This is what living in Mumbai taught me about designing for small spaces. Anyone living in Mumbai would agree with me when I say that in this metropolis, 2000 sq ft is considered a palace. Even my first-ever projects were tiny bathrooms and 1BHK flats. Naturally, I learned how creativity thrives within constraints. Those early projects shaped my philosophy about turning space limitations into opportunities for innovation. So when clients ask me for tips for interiors in a small space, I tell them: 1. The secret to small spaces isn't about living with less. It's about demanding more from every square foot. A multifunctional furniture piece, like a dressing table that transforms into a desk or a dining table that expands from 4 to 6 seats, is a lifesaver. 2. The most common misstep is designing for exceptions rather than everyday life. When clients say they need space for guests who come every month, I remind them that you can't build a room just for 15 days of use. Don't compromise your daily comfort for occasional use when you have limited space. 3. Living in Mumbai also taught me that no space is too small if designed thoughtfully. A client I worked with had a 700 sq ft home, but it felt larger than some 2000 sq ft apartments. Why? Simply because we ensured every corner served a purpose. 4. My golden rule is to design for everyday life first. Yes, plan for guests and gatherings, but not at the cost of your daily routine. The most successful small spaces aren't the ones that fit everything but fit the right things. Honestly, designing a small space does not mean limitations. It means innovation. Share your small space challenges in the comments, and I'll try to help you sort it out! #dubai #mumbai #interior #design #observation
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At Padams, our team stays ahead of the curve by tracking the latest design trends to bring you innovative and stylish solutions. This year, we're excited to highlight the top trends that are shaping the future of commercial spaces 🌿✨ 1. Lighting evolution: With innovative lighting solutions, both the commercial environment and the functionality of workspaces can be improved. White setting up the large central light fixture for CitiCorp, the purpose was to provide a warm, inviting glow that evenly illuminates the space and the lives of the people. 2. Reviving Craftsmanship: We are placing a renewed emphasis on handcrafted details to ensure high quality and bring authenticity and timelessness to commercial spaces. By adding murals to the walls of the workspace, we are incorporating a storytelling element that resonates with the local culture. For instance, the mural of a Bharatnatyam dancer we added in Meesho workspace showcases a touch of cultural heritage, celebrating traditional Indian art and its intricate design. 3. Showcasing Materiality: This unique bottle cap installation acts as a tactile element to the interior, emphasizing craftsmanship and sustainability. By transforming everyday objects into extraordinary decor, this approach highlighted the potential of unconventional materials. For Pernod Ricard, we used their iconic liquor collection caps, to signify our client’s ambition to turn every social interaction into a genuine and friendly experience. Swipe to see how we’ve incorporated these trends into our projects #InteriorDesign #Workspace #BiophilicDesign #SustainableLiving #MultifunctionalSpaces #PadamsDesign #Designs #IndustryTrends
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Award-Winning Interior Designer | Principal Designer @ Essajees Atelier | Co-founder @ Jea | 300K+ sq ft Luxurious Spaces Transformed | Present in India & UAE
What people in Dubai consider small, I find huge! This is what living in Mumbai taught me about designing for small spaces. Anyone living in Mumbai would agree with me when I say that in this metropolis, 2000 sq ft is considered a palace. Even my first-ever projects were tiny bathrooms and 1BHK flats. Naturally, I learned how creativity thrives within constraints. Those early projects shaped my philosophy about turning space limitations into opportunities for innovation. So when clients ask me for tips for interiors in a small space, I tell them: 1. The secret to small spaces isn't about living with less. It's about demanding more from every square foot. A multifunctional furniture piece, like a dressing table that transforms into a desk or a dining table that expands from 4 to 6 seats, is a lifesaver. 2. The most common misstep is designing for exceptions rather than everyday life. When clients say they need space for guests who come every month, I remind them that you can't build a room just for 15 days of use. Don't compromise your daily comfort for occasional use when you have limited space. 3. Living in Mumbai also taught me that no space is too small if designed thoughtfully. A client I worked with had a 700 sq ft home, but it felt larger than some 2000 sq ft apartments. Why? Simply because we ensured every corner served a purpose. 4. My golden rule is to design for everyday life first. Yes, plan for guests and gatherings, but not at the cost of your daily routine. The most successful small spaces aren't the ones that fit everything but fit the right things. Honestly, designing a small space does not mean limitations. It means innovation. Share your small space challenges in the comments, and I'll try to help you sort it out! #dubai #mumbai #interior #design #observation
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The future of interior design in India is vibrant and evolving, driven by key trends! Some might argue that traditional designs will always dominate or that these trends are fleeting. However, consider the rapid shift towards sustainable materials, smart home technology, and multipurpose spaces. These aren't just trends; they reflect profound changes in how we live and interact with our environments. Here are some key trends shaping the future: - 𝗦𝘂𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗯𝗶𝗹𝗶𝘁𝘆: Eco-friendly materials and energy-efficient designs are gaining ground. - 𝗦𝗺𝗮𝗿𝘁 𝗛𝗼𝗺𝗲𝘀: Integration of technology for a seamless living experience is no longer a luxury but a necessity. - 𝗠𝘂𝗹𝘁𝗶𝗽𝘂𝗿𝗽𝗼𝘀𝗲 𝗦𝗽𝗮𝗰𝗲𝘀: The demand for functional spaces that adapt to various needs is on the rise. - 𝗕𝗶𝗼𝗽𝗵𝗶𝗹𝗶𝗰 𝗗𝗲𝘀𝗶𝗴𝗻: Bringing nature indoors to create serene and healthy living spaces is becoming popular. - 𝗖𝘂𝗹𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗮𝗹 𝗙𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻: A blend of contemporary designs with traditional Indian elements is defining modern aesthetics. Have you noticed these trends in your surroundings? What other trends do you think will influence interior design in India #InteriorDesign #Sustainability #SmartHomes #MultipurposeSpaces #BiophilicDesign #CulturalFusion #DesignTrends #EcoFriendly #HomeDecor #IndianDesign #ModernAesthetics #FutureOfDesign #InteriorTrends #
