A Slow Living Series – Part II: The Vernacular Way of Life| Re-energising the Royal Ontario Museum | Challenges of Residential Design| and more

Dear Reader,

Continuing our series on Slow Living, we bring you part two – the vernacular angle – where we speak to three designers – Arjun Joshy, Rahul Bhushan and Shagun Singh – who excel at bringing mindful practices to rural settings.

For those who missed it earlier, Slow Living is a lifestyle concept that advocates mindful living, encouraging you to savour every moment, every experience as you go by your daily routines. Taking cognisance of the virtues of slow living, Team IAnD has delved into the way design impacts this lifestyle concept. You could check out part one from our newsletter archives here:

Bringing you this issue after a fortnight, we present a glimpse into the renovation that awaits the Royal Ontario Museum, the new design of a striking cafe-by-day and bar-by-night, and review different challenges – from tight plot size to rocky terrain to conserving heritage elements – that underscore residential architecture and interiors.

And, we showcase wood-inspired ceramic wall and floor tiles for your interiors, as well as luxe flooring material that is transforming landscape design. Check out the Product Hub section.

With more interesting features next week…

Warm regards,
Savitha Hira
Editor