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Curated By: Madhu Kapparath
Ministry of New
Kitab Mahal, Fort
Mumbai
While restoring a neglected high-ceilinged heritage property in Fort, Dutch designers Marlies Bloemendaal and Natascha Chadha created Ministry of New “whose energy will make you connect to your inner creativity”, says the latter. It was their tribute to Mumbai and the Indian culture they love, for which they combined European design sensibilities with Indian elements. The space attracts a crowd as diverse as a scientist working for Nasa, film production company Future East, Financial Times and Gelato, a digital printing company from Norway.
Kitab Mahal, Fort
Mumbai
While restoring a neglected high-ceilinged heritage property in Fort, Dutch designers Marlies Bloemendaal and Natascha Chadha created Ministry of New “whose energy will make you connect to your inner creativity”, says the latter. It was their tribute to Mumbai and the Indian culture they love, for which they combined European design sensibilities with Indian elements. The space attracts a crowd as diverse as a scientist working for Nasa, film production company Future East, Financial Times and Gelato, a digital printing company from Norway.
