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Luxury homes are moving beyond entertainment spaces, with wellness, recovery and preventive health increasingly shaping how high-end residences are designed

Luxury home entertainment is shifting from showcasing expensive equipment to creating personalised spaces where technology, music and memories seamlessly fit into everyday life

From 18th century French chandeliers to 200-year-old Dutch paintings and lace Pichwais, designers Harpreet and Rimple Narula's home in Delhi is no less than a museum, writes Asmita Aggarwal

From signed first editions to centuries-old maps, rare books are finding a new generation of collectors who see them as both cultural treasures and personal heirlooms

Luxury homes are moving beyond opulence, with personalised spaces, smart technology and comfort shaping how affluent Indians design and experience their homes

For India's bibliophiles, home libraries are becoming luxurious sanctuaries where architecture, books and personal stories come together

As strength and mobility goals grow more ambitious, the importance of sleep and recovery, aided by a plethora of products, is taking centre stage, writes Ranjita Ganesan

The kitchen is undergoing a quiet revolution driven by invisible technology and hyper-customisation, finds Abhilasha Ojha

If luxury is the way of life, why shouldn't pets indulge themselves too, asks Anushka Bhardwaj

Gaming is moving beyond high-end hardware as affluent buyers turn dedicated rooms into personalised luxury spaces blending technology, entertainment, design and lifestyle

Materials may have changed, but the new 'few-offs' are proof that the age of the coachbuilder never really ended

Asmita Aggarwal curates a bouquet of exquisite pieces

A trading card, a match-worn jersey, a diamond chess set, the world of limited-edition souvenirs is a genre in itself, writes Ayushi Singh

Two celebrated watchmakers let Georgie Koithara into their world of haute horology

Homes are turning to liveable, customised art steeped in nostalgia and creativity, writes Abhilasha Ojha

Every outfit they create is unique, but what are their own personal favourites? Asmita Aggarwal asks 15 designers

From painstaking hand-finishing to extreme complications, Georgie Koithara checks out some of the most technically ambitious creations from this year's Watches and Wonders Geneva

Rarity is the ultimate currency, finds Anushka Bhardwaj as she explores the economics of exclusivity

From tracking leopards in Nagarhole to chasing birds at Bharatpur, two acclaimed photographers reveal the patience, gear and ethics behind capturing the wild

As price gaps narrow, luxury shopping shifts from flagships to workshops, ateliers and craft ecosystems where being there changes what-and whether-you buy