India’s torrential rains are set to begin soon. What does the monsoon season mean? To us, it sketches pictures of lush, transformative times that usher in prosperity. Here’s how we reflect it in design.
For ages, the colour gold has been seen as a symbol of abundance and prosperity. From metals to festivities, it makes an appearance in diverse forms - grand, yet rooted in purity. What about in design?
The statements of metal that our artisans’ collective craft blend function and art - a combination that demands precision and finesse in their creation. In the context of homes and their front doors, our metal designs exude a spirit of modern living, inspiring aesthetic tastes in luxury entrances.
Detail in design opens a world that unfolds spectacular stories and splendid experiences. At Aluminr, we have had the fortune of crafting door designs with immense levels of detail, narrating aesthetic tales of luxury with every stroke of a chisel. Here’s what it means to have lush details in design.
The statements of metal that our artisans’ collective craft blend function and art - a combination that demands precision and finesse in their creation. In the context of homes and their front doors, our metal designs exude a spirit of modern living, inspiring aesthetic tastes in luxury entrances.
A home is a reflection of one’s aesthetic and art tastes. Whether it's the right set of interior decor or entrances tailored to your liking, it all results in the living experience that becomes your abode.
At Aluminr, every door tells a story—a story woven from threads of tradition, artistry, and unrivalled craftsmanship. Our legacy is not just in creating doors but in celebrating and elevating the art of metalwork, making each piece a testament to elite craftsmanship and cultural heritage.
Top in the list of building India , Ar .Sumit Ghosh, founding partner of S. Gosh associates , graduated from the School of Planning and Architecture (then Delhi Polytechnic) in 1963 to receive the Fulbright scholarship and pursue his Masters in Architecture under Louis Kahns’s tutelage at the University of Pennsylvania. He worked with Joseph Allen Stein for seven years upon his return to India.
