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Design That Tells a Story: Media Features & Recognition

byRicha BahlTakes projects across India; Visit Design Studio in Bandra West, MumbaiStarts from4,500 ₹ per sq. ft.View full gallery

These features are more than just press clippings. They are snapshots of the conversations, challenges, and shared visions that brought these spaces to life.

Being featured in the prestigious AD100 list by Architectural Digest India is an incredible honor. It’s a privilege to be recognized among such inspiring names in architecture and design, and it fuels my passion for creating soulful spaces.

It was a pleasure to see our Dhaka residence project on the cover of Design Essentia magazine. This feature celebrated the journey of blending cultures and creating a modern, contemporary home with deep roots.

A look inside the Design Essentia feature on the Farooq Residence in Dhaka. The article delves into the story of the project, from sourcing materials across continents to creating a home that reflects the clients' love for India and their global journey.

An interview snippet from the DE Spotlight feature, where I discuss my design philosophy and the inspiration behind the Dhaka project. I believe in creating spaces that are timeless, not trendy, by fusing the old with the new.

Looking back at this Architectural Digest feature from 2017 for Kangana Ranaut's home fills me with nostalgia. It was one of the first projects where I truly discovered my own design language, building a space rooted in her heritage.

An interview with Open Acres magazine, where I shared my unconventional journey into interior design. This spread captures the essence of my design outlook and my passion for creating spaces with personality.

The table of contents from the Open Acres magazine feature. It's always humbling to see my work alongside other creative minds in the industry.

The cover page of my interview, "From Advertising to Interior Designing." My path wasn't conventional, but it was driven by a passion for telling stories through spaces, and I'm grateful to share that journey.

More from my interview with Open Acres, discussing my approach to collaboration with clients and my thoughts on current design trends. For me, it's always about creating spaces that feel authentic and lived-in.

A spotlight feature with Cottons and Satins, who I collaborated with for the bespoke furniture in the Dhaka project. Our partnership was about creating custom pieces that perfectly complemented the home's unique style.

About In The Press

I rarely look at these features as awards. To me, they are proof that a home can be both deeply personal and globally recognized. Whether we were navigating the constraints of a Dhaka residence or restoring a Mumbai classic, these stories highlight one truth: design is a quiet dialogue between the building’s history and the people who inhabit it.

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