ForbesLife India
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Italian Design House Kartell's Creations are Poetry in Plastic
Fifteen years ago, Italian design house Kartell fashioned a chair that was as transparent as glass. Made entirely of polycarbonate, it changed the way the world looked at plastic
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Finding Westeros: Mapping locations used in Game of Thrones
Undulating glens, beheadings and births, Irish folklore and a crazy Khaleesi fan. A drive through Northern Ireland's coastline mapping locations used in Game of Thrones includes all this and more. Spoilers ahead…
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The Fictional Shoppers' Club
Where do some of literature's famous characters go shopping?
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How people with similar interests spend their free time
Documenting people with common interest
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A Kasbah that rocks: Inside Richard Branson's Moroccan retreat
Richard Branson's parents first saw the riad that became Kasbah Tamadot while ballooning over Morocco's Atlas Mountains. Today, his exotic retreat—where he has entertained Mick Jagger, Annie Lennox, Peter Gabriel and other famous friends—doubles as a boutique hotel, complete with tented suites, a luxurious hammam and fabulous four-legged tour guides
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Apping it: What the tech-preneurs are fiddling with
India's tech geeks and entrepreneurs talk to ForbesLife India about the apps they've come to rely on
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Perfectly Matched: Styling Tennis' Most Famous Twins
The Bryan Brothers, the most successful doubles team in history, bump up their style in smashing summer sport jackets
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House of memories: The resurgence of vintage and antique décor
Vintage home décor is as much about the reassurance of familiar forms and texture, as it is about stories of bygone eras
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Contemporary Indian art on the cusp of change
Understanding and admiring the works of a new generation
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The homemakers: Leading home décor brand Good Earth is a labour of love
Whimsical decisions can often translate into big business, found Anita Lal as her fancy for learning pottery has created one of India's leading home décor design brands. GoodEarth, passionately helmed by her daughter Simran, is a labour of love—in more ways than one
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