Luxury brands latch on to the cause of heritage conservation in their home countries. Even as they put in the much needed money to restore their splendor, luxury brands also drive home their heritage and country of origin, which are much valued in the world of true luxury.

Fashion designers eschew the straight and narrow path by extending their brand into areas of design other than clothes. From Armani to Sabyasachi Mukherjee, extending into the home décor space is crucial to business growth.

It is absolute boom time for luxury retail in India. You could even call it embarrassment of the riches.

Keith Baltimore, New York-based designer and founder of Baltimore Design Group, has redefined modern living with his emphasis on tactile organic materials and high-power glamour, to create sensorial experiences in the spaces he designs. He talks to Luxury Next about how he ventured into the world of design, his anthropological approach to design, and his […]

Satyendra Pakhalé is a toast of the design world. His studio in Amsterdam is involved in cutting-edge, high end design projects across the world, with his design business sprawling from Italy to the US.

Although Indians are fascinated by the beauty, precision and heritage of Swiss watches, this fascination hasn’t translated into higher growth for the Swiss watchmakers in the country. Yet, they continue to remain hopeful.