Devyani Jayakar is a journalist based in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. She writes for Goyal & Co., focusing on local architecture, interior design, and travel. Her articles highlight the unique beauty and cultural influences of various cities and regions in India and around the world.
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Devyani's articles predominantly focus on architecture and interior design, with a specific emphasis on local spaces in India, particularly Maharashtra and Mumbai. As such, she would likely be interested in pitches related to unique architectural or interior design projects within these areas.
Given the review-heavy nature of her coverage, Devyani may appreciate pitches that offer opportunities for firsthand experiences or interviews with architects, designers, or homeowners involved in noteworthy projects. Additionally, topics like Vastu Shastra could also align well with her interests.
Pitches should highlight how the proposed content relates to Indian architecture and design elements specifically within Maharashtra and Mumbai. This can include insights into local trends as well as traditional influences on contemporary designs.
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By: Devyani Jayakar, Cristina Piotti, Aliza Fatma, Shaikh Ayaz, Uma Nair, Condé Nast, Aishwarya Khurana
For Indian-American artist Joya Mukerjee Logue, her ancestral home in Ambala, Haryana is more than just a dwelling or a space — it is “a living, breathing museum of memories”.
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By: Komal Sharma, Björn Wallander
AD India Editor, Komal Sharma on Sonam Kapoor's bold and authentic vision for her new house in Mumbai. “Kavita Singh is in an orbit of her own.
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By: Noni Ware, Pratyush Sarup
With Season 4 now airing, our guide to the best on-screen locations will make you yearn for the City of Light, even if you're not fan of Emily Cooper and gang.
By: Vaishnavi Nayel Talawadekar
Hiraya Design Studio used vernacular techniques, local materials, and humidity-resistant treatments to create this bungalow in Karnataka that harks to the past.
Houses with grey colour exterior make for the most interesting, timeless spaces. Grey is timeless. Grey adds personality. Grey lends character.
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By: Aatish Nath
AD100 firm Khosla and Anand (formerly Khosla Associates) brings its distinctive tropical aesthetic to a sprawling, multi-purpose clubhouse in Raipur.
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By: Devyani Jayakar
An apartment in Mumbai showcases a period aesthetic carefully curated by Tejal Mathur Design. Like a movie set, plush finishes, vintage accessories, and even the lighting conspires to recreate a bygone era.
Arches in different materials define both function as well as aesthetic in this refreshingly unexpected office in Ahmedabad, designed by Terra Firma Architects.
The exhibit features paintings and drawings by the late Pritzker Prize-winning architect BV Doshi that showcase his idiosyncratic flair and singular vision.
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By: Vaishnavi Nayel Talawadekar, Devyani Jayakar, Rupali Sebastian, Khushi Sheth, Shalmali Totade
A modest old cottage in Amboori, Kerala, has been infused with new life by ARK Architecture Studio, as they completely refurbished the previously gloomy, uninhabitable structure.
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