Anagha Sawant is a Senior Content Producer at Mid-Day. She specializes in the beauty and fashion industries, exploring themes such as luxury goods, art dealing, and the impact of artificial intelligence on these sectors. Anagha's work has been featured in prominent publications including Mid-Day and The Economic Times.
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Anagha's articles predominantly cover local events, government announcements, and cite data extensively. Her focus spans Indian culture, Mumbai-centric issues, health & wellbeing, education-related topics, as well as festivals.
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It is evident that Anagha focuses on local content with a particular interest in community-driven initiatives centered around culture & society within India's Maharashtra state and especially Mumbai.
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Anagha Sawant / TNN / May 10, 2026, 00:01 IST
By: Anagha Sawant
Explore the evolution of luxury interiors showcased at Milan Design Week, emphasizing bold designs, tactile materials, and curated spaces that inspire emotional connections in modern homes.
Next time you tuck into a cheese-led dish at a fine-dining restaurant, look closer—you might find an Indian artisanal cheese in place of a classic import.
Luxury fashion is blending leather with different textures into a single, seamless garment. Across international runways, brands are combining leather with denim, wool, and technical fabrics to create “material hybrids” that blur the boundaries between contrasting materials.
Coffee has become an essential part of the morning routine, and it is now shaping how homes are designed. According to interior experts, there is a clear rise in dedicated café corners across both luxury and mid-range homes.
High-end jewellery is no longer measured solely in carats or gold weight. Across couture collections and museum showcases, designers are redefining luxury through material innovation – embracing leather, resin, shell, ceramic and rock crystal, to name a few, alongside traditional precious stones.
Luxury jewellery is evolving beyond traditional gems, with designers now incorporating materials like leather, shell, and even Himalayan salt.
By: Anagha Sawant
Luxury today is no longer just about flashy logos or showing off wealth. Increasingly, powerful people in Silicon Valley are trying to project something softer — ‘good taste'.
The latest fashion obsession of 2026 is the Tang jacket, a modern take on a traditional Chinese garment.
A visit to a home décor exhibition in Mumbai last month highlighted a growing trend in luxury interiors: statement lighting. From sculptural pieces crafted in glass, leather, stone, and jute to bespoke installations designed for specific spaces, lighting is increasingly becoming a focal point in the home.
