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byRicha BahlTakes projects across India; Visit Design Studio in Bandra West, MumbaiStarts from2,800 ₹ per sq. ft.View full gallery

I believe design is a conversation, not just a result. It is a true honor when these dialogues are captured by publications that care deeply about the soul of a space.

I am beyond thrilled to be featured in the prestigious AD100 list by Architectural Digest India. This is a huge honor, and I dedicate it to my amazing team and visionary clients who make it all possible.

It was a pleasure to be on the cover of Design Essentia magazine, featuring our project in Dhaka. This home was a special journey, and I'm so grateful to have its story shared.

Thank you to Open Acres magazine for this feature on my unconventional journey from advertising to interior design. The article beautifully captures my outlook on creating spaces with soul.

A spotlight feature with Cottons & Satins, one of my favorite collaborators. We discussed my design process and how we work together to create bespoke furnishings that tell a unique story in every home.

A sweet feature in a Calcutta newspaper during the festive season. The city holds many childhood memories for me, so seeing my work featured here feels incredibly special.

In conversation about crafting timeless and soulful spaces. I shared my design philosophy on how I blend Indian craftsmanship with global influences to create homes that are not just designed, but deeply felt.

A quote from my feature with Cottons & Satins. I believe their versatile fabrics and bespoke furniture are essential in bringing my vision for beautiful, personal spaces to life.

An interview spread in Design Essentia about our Dhaka residence. We discussed the theme for the home and how we created a well-traveled, contemporary space that also honors the clients' cultural roots.

About Press & Features

Seeing a project I poured my heart into featured in publications like Architectural Digest feels less like a trophy and more like a shared understanding. When writers take the time to photograph the way light hits a specific wall or how an heirloom textile anchors a room, they are validating that design is about more than just filling a floor plan.

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