Bayar Jain

There is a story that Alexander Shorokhov—artist, watchmaker, and founder of the eponymous German manufacture—likes to tell.

Style today extends to how we live. In real estate, sustainability and Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles are increasingly influencing what defines luxury.

Inside the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre—its glass façade staring out over Victoria Harbour like an eye fixed on the horizon—the art

This was my first time in Mauritius, but it didn't feel unfamiliar. There was something instantly legible about the island.

Hong Kong is brimming with soaring skyscrapers and unmistakable urban density. The city's past pace, urban densities, and vibrancy has increasingly become a signature of the city.

This house is not for show,” says Tahir Sultan. “It's for me.” The distinction is immediate.

Utkarsh Ahuja founded Matsya in 2014, building on a 25-yearold family background in textiles.

Picture this: you wake up to the Aravallis at first light, the air carrying the kind of silence that cities have forgotten.

When Harkaran Boparai founded his architecture studio in 2017, he set out to answer one question: how will this space hold the person within it—even before a floor plan is drawn, before a material is selected?

This month, Robb Report India spotlights brands taking the India story global. As the first U.S. gallery dedicated solely to contemporary South Asian design, House of Santal is doing exactly that.