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The art of Indian living
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- The Colosseum, a lifestyle store in Hyderabad, has relaunched its seventh floor to focus on Indian brands, heritage, and contemporary design. It hosts events, workshops, and food experiences to create an immersive lifestyle destination. The director emphasizes supporting emerging Indian designers and celebrating diverse design sensibilities.
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A home is as much about the stories it tells as the things it holds. Bringing together the richness of Indian heritage, contemporary design, art and food, The Colosseum is reimagining the way people experience a lifestyle store. With its seventh floor now dedicated to Indian brands, the space celebrates everything from traditional craftsmanship to modern interpretations of Indian aesthetics. Akshay Tulshan, director - aesthetes, marketing, merchandising & HR, The Colosseum talks about creating an immersive experience that goes beyond furniture, supporting emerging Indian designers and…
Tell us about the concept behind the launch.Every month, we host an event called Curated Corridors at The Colosseum, creating experiences around the brands we launch. Having completed three years, we felt the growing interest in Indian crafts, artefacts, art and furniture was worth celebrating. So, we decided to relaunch our seventh floor with Indian products and brands. We launched two brands: House of Things, a contemporary Indian brand, and the Palace Collection by renowned architect Adil Ahmed. We also curated food, displayed modern and Indian art, and hosted jewellery and clothing…
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