As affluent Indian homes become sleeker, buyers are looking to acquire objects with history. But when does something old become valuable, and what should a first-time collector know before buying?
The luxury hospitality major plans to more than double its portfolio over the next four years through selective expansion aligned with its conservation values
The project has about 6.77 million sq ft of developable potential and an estimated gross development value of ₹5,500-6,000 crore, marking its entry into the segment
Luxury housing has spent years adding more, bigger clubhouses, longer amenity lists, grander lobbies. Now, in increasingly crowded cities, buyers may be willing to pay premium for more room to breathe
Luxury home entertainment is shifting from showcasing expensive equipment to creating personalised spaces where technology, music and memories seamlessly fit into everyday life
The company will raise up to ₹680 crore in a fresh issue to fund lease liabilities, marketing and expansion, with the offer opening on August 31 and closing on September 2
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
From Egyptian cotton and handcrafted quilts to hotel-inspired duvets, India's affluent class is spending more on premium bed linen as sleep becomes a key part of wellness
India's affluent travellers are spending more on luxury spiritual retreats that combine inner transformation, curated rituals, cultural immersion, and five-star comfort
Luxury watches, handbags, jewellery and even designer furniture are finding a thriving resale market as younger Indians embrace authenticated pre-owned products for value, rarity and sustainability
TVS Venu Group's premium lifestyle platform will acquire a majority stake in Khoya, strengthening its portfolio of artisanal brands rooted in heritage and craftsmanship
Chanel has acquired Charvet, the world's oldest shirt maker, expanding its luxury portfolio while positioning the historic Paris house as a standalone brand
Luxury is increasingly shifting from ownership to personalised services. This has fuelled the rise of AI concierge platforms that help users manage everyday tasks through automation.