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Crystal clear

A new home décor boutique in Delhi is where you find internationally sourced glass and crystal objects

Samiya Chopra

For collectors and connoisseurs alike, The Right Address offers a curated selection of the world’s finest names in glass, crystal, and decorative arts at its flagship in The Chanakya, Delhi. The boutique is less a store and more a cabinet of curiosities. From the delicate Murano glass creations of Salviati—one of Italy’s oldest glassmakers—to crystal masterpieces, sculptural objects, and limited-edition collectibles, every piece is selected for its artistry, rarity, and enduring appeal.

Founder and interior designer Neha Kataria dehere, a striking interpretation of an iceberg by French studio Mineral Design combines granite and transparent glass etched with intentional fractures, while French glass sculptor Lise Gonthier’s thick glass slabs trap smoky grey swirls within their depths with remarkable precision.

The pieces invite the homeowner’s interpretation as they take a new shape with a new setting. “You can never get bored with these pieces as with a simple change of direction, location, or lighting, they are new again,” says Kataria. The boutique also extends its vision into fragrance through French architect Muriel Ughetto, whose diffusers and candles are conceived as enduring decorative objects.

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