Top Projects by India Mahdavi

Do you ever dream of those fairy tales that take us back to our sweetest childhood memories? If so, India Mahdavi is the name you must know about. This wonderful designer imposes herself on the contemporary design industry as a singular, eclectic and nomadic way to celebrate some kind of oriental pop in the West. Let’s give a pair of wings to your imagination with some dreamy interiors now!

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The Sophia sofa draws inspiration from the aesthetics of mid-century modern design. It is upholstered in a neutral-colored velvet, stitched from the top to the bottom. The base is made of gold plated brass and it has button tufted sides. The slight degree reclining turns it into a lounge sofa.

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The Supernova chandelier was born from the cataclysmic explosion of a massive star. The instant of a bright starburst that was suspended into a fascinating lighting design. Take a look at the brass particles– it will offer you a timeless and magnificent setting.

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The succulent lines of the lips have sensuously captivated cultures for ages. Besame armchair’s soft, plump curves will have you lusting for a moment of passion. Be embraced by this fully upholstered chair that sits puckered atop a metal ring base.

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With origins in France, the House of Bourbon was a dynasty known for its class and luxury. The Bourbon sofa embodies this opulence through its button-tufted inner back, rich cotton velvet and a base in matte aged brass. This velvet sofa makes up any refined ambiance.

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This cloud lamp is made in an innovative material, created by Circu, designed in several layers and fine coating with a fire retardant. Inside, a light and sound system is controlled by a mobile app (Ilight) or a remote with several options: choice of music, light effects, and sleep time. Perfect for your kid’s bedroom!