Sabyasachi Turns New Delhi Store Into 'Living Museum' With 120 Chandeliers, 300 Artworks, Antique Carpets & Bengal Tiger
Walking into Sabyasachi Mukherjee’s newest Delhi store may feel less like entering a fashion boutique and more like stepping into another era. Chandeliers hang overhead, antique carpets stretch across the floors and artworks compete for attention with couture. Opening on August 25, the new Mehrauli flagship takes the designer’s idea of a retail space as a “living museum” to an even grander scale.
As one enters Sabyasachi Mukherjee's latest Delhi store, the experience transcends a typical fashion visit, akin to stepping into a bygone era. Adorned with chandeliers, antique carpets carpet the floors, and artworks vie for attention alongside the designer's haute couture. The Mehrauli flagship, set to open on August 25, expands on the concept of a retail space as a "living museum" to an even more spectacular extent.
Located at The Citadel, One Style Mile, this new store is more than twice the size of Sabyasachi's previous Delhi location, occupying a vast 26,000 square feet. This expansive space harmoniously merges Sabyasachi's fashion collections, High Jewellery, and accessories amidst a rich tapestry of art, antiques, and Indian craftsmanship.
The designer's vision for his retail philosophy is deeply rooted in treating his boutiques as immersive spaces that narrate stories through objects, materials, and architecture. The new Delhi store elevates this concept, infusing it with Sabyasachi's penchant for old-world India, travel, and his deep-rooted Bengal heritage.
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