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F for Flamboyance is the word...

Meeting designers with their exclusive works in exhibitions is a new trend picking up in India. The Grand Bhagwati hosted one of such exhibition under the brand "Hi Life"... Truly synonymous, the place is full of designers from across India showcasing not only fashion or bridal couture but home decor and jewelry as well.

One of the stalls which captured my attention was MSa interiors. They are into manufacturing home decor since last 20 years, until exhibiting this way opened new frontiers.

Sukriti Agarwal from Delhi mentioned that they got into retailing only since last 3 years. Exhibitions of this class help their geographical reach and also help them penetrate in their target segments. Their specialty is glass work mosaic... Bolly wood theme trays were the top of the pop. Images of Meena Kumari, Maharaja Ranjit Singh made them look yet more regal.... With These stunning pieces I was stunned to know that this is one of the most sought for themes amidst the elite homes.

The range of these products starts from Rs. 500/- till Rs. 1000/- for a glass top table.

Not a jewelry but a napkin holder.. Studded!!
Hi Life exhibition is at The Grand Bhagwati on 9th and 10th June 2017.

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