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Blum India brings Design Reverie to Hyderabad
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Blum India brings Design Reverie to Hyderabad

Blum India hosted the Hyderabad edition of its signature event, Design Reverie, at the historic Taj Falaknuma Palace, making it a memorable evening for the city’s architecture and interior design community. As per news reports, the event combined modern design sensibilities with the grandeur of a palace setting and the spiritual charm of Sufi qawwali.

This marked the third edition of the event, after previous gatherings in Delhi and Bangalore. In Hyderabad, the focus was on fostering relaxed yet meaningful dialogue among design professionals—away from the typical conference setup. The evening featured performances by the renowned Warsi Brothers and conversations led by design leaders from the Institute of Indian Interior Designers (IIID).

Nadeem Patni, Managing Director, Blum India, said the event was “a celebration of Hyderabad’s legacy and of shared design journeys,” reflecting the company’s efforts to build deeper relationships in the region. The initiative also underlined Blum’s intention to position thoughtful design at the heart of everyday living.

With Design Reverie, the Austrian fittings specialist is not only strengthening its presence in the city but also weaving culture and creativity into the fabric of its outreach.

Blum India hosted the Hyderabad edition of its signature event, Design Reverie, at the historic Taj Falaknuma Palace, making it a memorable evening for the city’s architecture and interior design community. As per news reports, the event combined modern design sensibilities with the grandeur of a palace setting and the spiritual charm of Sufi qawwali.This marked the third edition of the event, after previous gatherings in Delhi and Bangalore. In Hyderabad, the focus was on fostering relaxed yet meaningful dialogue among design professionals—away from the typical conference setup. The evening featured performances by the renowned Warsi Brothers and conversations led by design leaders from the Institute of Indian Interior Designers (IIID).Nadeem Patni, Managing Director, Blum India, said the event was “a celebration of Hyderabad’s legacy and of shared design journeys,” reflecting the company’s efforts to build deeper relationships in the region. The initiative also underlined Blum’s intention to position thoughtful design at the heart of everyday living.With Design Reverie, the Austrian fittings specialist is not only strengthening its presence in the city but also weaving culture and creativity into the fabric of its outreach.

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