Bengaluru, 3rd October 2024: GoodHomes, India’s premier residential design and innovation platform, in partnership with Eternia Windows, a division of Hindalco, is excited to present the Bengaluru edition of the Future Frames campaign, following its successful launch in Delhi. The multi-city event series will continue to promote innovation and collaboration among architects, designers, and artists.
As the second installment in the four-part series, the Bengaluru edition of the Future Frames serves as a platform for creative minds to merge art and design while fostering strong connections within the AID (Architecture and Interior Design) community. The series will also expand to Hyderabad and Mumbai in the coming months. The event was attended by Naresh V Narasimhan, Sunitha Kondur, Santosh Belani, Nita Kembhavi, Aditi Pai, Dinesh Verma amongst others.
The event featured an inspiring workshop led by renowned artist Namrata Baruah. As a full-time potter and entrepreneur, Namrata guided attendees through a creative experience focused on the art of restful living; a concept that resonates with the Garden City. Known for her expertise in creating durable, handcrafted ceramics, her workshop was a fitting highlight of an evening dedicated to artistic exploration and innovation.
As the evening unfolded, attendees had the opportunity to hear from Nehal Bazari, Head of Marketing at Eternia Windows. She offered valuable insights into Eternia’s dedication to seamlessly merging style with functionality and emphasized the importance of this initiative in strengthening connections within the design community. Avril Noel D’souza, Managing Editor, GoodHomes and Home and Design TRENDS, addressed the guests, expressing GoodHomes’ dedication to celebrating creativity and fostering relationships in the design world. She conveyed excitement for how Future Frames will influence future innovations as the series continues across other cities.
Talking about the collaboration, Ronitaa Italia, Editor in Chief, GoodHomes, said, “At GoodHomes, we’ve always been passionate about exploring the intersection of art and design. Future Frames offers a dynamic platform for engaging with creative leaders, while also inspiring the design community to collaborate and explore new ideas, pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in the world of modern living. We look forward to growing this movement as it travels to major cities across India.”
“In the vibrant city of Bengaluru, Eternia X Good Homes was a gathering of minds dedicated to pushing the boundaries of architecture. Guided by our ‘Imagine Windows, Not Walls’ philosophy, we delved into how Eternia is redefining what windows can be. Our slim, sleek designs, made possible by the Duranium alloy, are 40% stronger than conventional options, providing a perfect balance of aesthetics and strength. Paired with WiWA-certified windows that withstand extreme wind pressures while keeping interiors shielded from noise and dust, we exemplify how design can break barriers. This collaboration with Good Homes highlights our commitment to creating spaces that not only stand strong but also connect us more deeply to our environment and each other.” said, Nehal Bazari, Head of Marketing, Eternia Windows
The networking session that followed the event allowed attendees to mix, exchange ideas, and create new connections while considering how community, art, and design would interact to shape living spaces in India in the future.
