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Address Home’s New Collection Turns Everyday Objects into Gilded Works of Art

Address Home’s latest collection turns everyday interiors into a polished playground of sculptural forms

Deepali Dhingra

Redefining modern interiors with a distinctly global sensibility, Address Home brings a world of considered luxury to the Indian home. Its collections span sculptural art, fine dinnerware, plush bedding, statement vases and objets d’art, each piece designed to lend a sense of personality and polish to contemporary spaces. Its latest collection continues this design language with pieces that balance sculptural form, rich materials, and decorative detail. The Chronicle Clock Tables, for instance, turn timekeeping into an objet d’art, with intricate exposed gear dials set within elegant gold frames. The Blossom Gold Resin Wall Décor brings an almost botanical flourish to the wall, while the Autumn Leaf Gold Ombre Décor plays with light and tonal depth through its lustrous gold-gradient finish.

Textural richness comes through in the Acantha Multi-Coloured Embroidered Cushion Cover, where intricate florals and paisley-inspired motifs unfold across a tactile jacquard cotton base. Meanwhile, the commanding Tulip Floor Hurricane, crafted from aluminium and glass, takes its cue from the graceful silhouette of the tulip, transforming a familiar natural form into a striking sculptural accent. “At Address Home, we have always believed that the objects we live with should do more than simply occupy a space; they should bring character, emotion and a sense of discovery into it,” says Taruna Singhi, Director, Address Home. The brand’s design philosophy, she explains, is rooted in creating pieces that feel distinctive yet enduring, bringing together form, material and craftsmanship with an understated confidence.

The result is a collection that treats the home not simply as a space to inhabit, but as a canvas for expression.

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