Architect and Interiors India
Architect and Interiors India is a monthly magazine dedicated to the architecture and interior design communities across India. Published by ITP Media (India) Pvt. Ltd. from Mumbai, the title presents the architecture and interiors industry in the country with a kaleidoscope of information related to design, technology, personalities and achievers, events and architectural heritage. Circulated to a select readership of architects, interior designers and specifiers across India, it delivers exclusive news and analysis on the industry alongside the latest business issues and leading design trends from around the country and the globe.
Publication profile: a monthly for the design professions
Architect and Interiors India is a monthly magazine, published in print and digital editions. Registered with the Registrar of Newspapers under RNI No. MAHENG/2009/33411, with postal registration MCN/101/2024-2026, it is published on the 5th of every month and posted from the Bandra East Post Office in Mumbai. The registration number indicates a launch in 2009, and by mid-2024 the magazine was in its sixteenth volume — the June 2024 issue was Vol. 16, Issue 3, priced at ₹100, and the August 2024 issue Vol. 16, Issue 5 — confirming a continuous monthly run of about fifteen years.
Issues typically run to 60–64 pages, a focused format suited to a specialist professional readership. The magazine is available in English and distributed through subscriptions, trade channels and digital platforms.
The publisher: ITP Media (India) Pvt. Ltd.
The magazine is published by ITP Media (India) Pvt. Ltd., the Indian arm of a business-to-business media group operating across India and Asia. The company’s Mumbai office is at Fortune 2000, 103-A & 103-B, C Wing, 1st Floor, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra East, Mumbai 400051, with telephone +91 22 6154 6000.
The Indian operation is led by Bibhor Srivastava, Managing Director of ITP Media India and Senior Vice President, Hospitality, ITP Asia. Group publishing operations are handled by Indrajeet Saoji, Group Publishing Director, while Sahil Dadan serves as Distribution Manager and Administration Head, Digital, with subscriptions handled through subscriptionsindia@itp.com. Editorial leadership for the title itself rests with Sumisha Gilotra, Editor of Architect and Interiors India.
Editorial mission and positioning
The magazine defines its role as updating readers with exclusive news and analysis on relevant aspects of the architecture and interiors industry, and providing strategic insights for architects and interior designers operating in India. Its editorial approach is described as factual yet stylish — a professional journal that takes design seriously while presenting it in a visually compelling way.
The publication is designed to enhance its readers’ industry knowledge and to provide them with information that helps create inspirational designs with a lasting impact. That framing positions it as more than a showcase of pretty interiors: it is presented as an indispensable working title for professionals who need to stay current with business issues, materials, technologies and trends to serve their own clients.
Editorial scope: design, technology, people and heritage
The magazine’s content mix is organised around several recurring pillars. Design coverage includes new architecture and interior-design projects from across India, with profiles of the architects and designers behind them, and features on flagship projects around the world. Technology coverage follows advances in materials and design software, keeping practitioners informed about the tools and products reshaping how buildings and interiors are designed and delivered.
People coverage includes personalities and achievers in the design world, alongside reporting on events and architectural heritage. Business coverage addresses the commercial realities of running a design practice — the latest updates on business issues affecting architects and interior designers in India. And a trends lens surveys leading design trends from around the country and the globe, ensuring readers see both domestic and international developments.
Flagship projects and global design coverage
Project features are the backbone of the magazine’s editorial. Each issue typically carries in-depth presentations of completed architecture and interior-design projects — homes, workplaces, hospitality spaces, institutional buildings and public architecture — photographed and analysed to show how design decisions were made and executed. The title publishes news and features on flagship projects around the world as well as across India, giving readers a window into international practice alongside domestic work.
Sustainable design is a stated editorial priority. The magazine places a strong emphasis on green building practices and materials, regularly featuring articles on environmentally responsible design — a reflection of how central sustainability has become to contemporary Indian architecture, from energy-efficient envelopes to water-conscious landscapes and responsibly sourced materials.
Materials, software and the supply chain
A practical thread running through the magazine is coverage of the products and materials that make design possible. The title reviews the latest products and materials for architects and interior designers, and carries news about suppliers and distributors of international materials available in India — information that directly affects what specifiers can source and prescribe on projects.
Advances in design software are another recurring subject, from building information modelling tools to visualisation and project-management platforms. By tracking both the physical materials and the digital tools of the trade, the magazine serves the full workflow of the practising architect or designer, from concept and documentation to specification and site delivery.
Readership and circulation
Architect and Interiors India is circulated to a select readership of architects, interior designers and specifiers across India. The “select” framing indicates a controlled, professional circulation rather than mass-market newsstand distribution — the magazine goes to the practitioners who commission, specify and deliver design work.
This positioning makes the title an indispensable channel for brands that sell to the design and construction industries: building-material manufacturers, lighting and furniture companies, sanitaryware and hardware brands, and technology providers all seek the attention of the same professional audience. The 2025 media kit underscores that professional focus, presenting the magazine as an essential read for design professionals and a source of cutting-edge information and innovation for its readers.
Digital editions and the Magzter app
Alongside print, Architect and Interiors India is distributed digitally. The magazine has a dedicated mobile app available for Android through the Magzter digital-magazine platform (package listing com.magzter.architectandinteriorsindia), allowing readers to buy and read individual issues and subscriptions on phones and tablets. Digital editions are also sold through international digital-magazine retailers, extending the title’s reach to readers outside India.
The digital editions carry the same editorial content as print, with the June 2024 digital issue mirroring the Vol. 16, Issue 3 print edition. For a profession that is itself increasingly digital — from CAD and BIM to project visualisation — the availability of a proper digital edition matters, letting readers carry the magazine’s project features and product information onto sites and into client meetings.
The website: architectandinteriorsindia.com
The magazine’s online home at architectandinteriorsindia.com extends the print brand into daily publishing, with news stories, project features and industry updates complementing the monthly magazine cycle. The site carries the publication’s contact and editorial information and serves as the digital front door for the title — for readers seeking the latest updates, for advertisers seeking the media kit, and for subscribers managing their subscriptions.
The combination of a regularly updated website and a monthly print product gives the title two rhythms: the website handles news and timeliness, while the magazine delivers depth, photography and analysis in a curated monthly package.
Topical issues and industry conversation
Beyond projects and products, the magazine discusses topical issues affecting the industry — the policy, business and professional questions that shape how architecture and interior design are practised in India. This includes coverage of industry events, where practitioners gather to debate practice, technology and business, and features on architectural heritage, which connect contemporary practice to the country’s rich built history.
By covering heritage alongside innovation, the title acknowledges that Indian design practice operates in a context where centuries-old building traditions coexist with cutting-edge construction technology — and that many of the most interesting contemporary projects draw on both.
Position in Indian design media
India’s architecture and interior-design publishing space is crowded, with consumer-facing home magazines, trade titles and digital platforms all competing for attention. Architect and Interiors India’s distinctive position is its professional, B2B focus: it is a magazine for the people who design buildings and interiors, not primarily for the people who live in them. Its fifteen-year continuous run since 2009, its registration and postal credentials, and its backing by an established B2B publisher give it institutional stability in a market where many design titles come and go.
For architects, interior designers and specifiers, the magazine functions as a working tool — a monthly briefing on projects, products, people and business that supports professional practice. For the wider industry, it is a record of Indian design at a time when the country’s built environment is expanding and evolving at an extraordinary pace.
