Domicil Germany brings signature German craftsmanship to India’s festive season
Domicil Germany marks this festive season with exclusive design soirées in New Delhi and Karnal, celebrating the art of modern living through its latest signature furniture collections.
Domicil, the iconic German home furniture company, held exclusive design soirées at MI CASA in New Delhi and Punjab Furniture in Karnal to present its current seasonal collections. Leading architects, interior decorators, business leaders, and social elites attended the VIP events to explore the season’s top furniture trends, which ranged from natural wood finishes and organic forms to tech-integrated multifunctional designs, providing fresh inspiration for blending elegance and functionality in luxury homes.
The New Delhi soirée featured prominent architectural talents such as Ar. Saran Bhatia, Ar. Shivansh Aggarwal, Ar. Nakshatra Bindal, and Ar. Kritika Juneja. Guests were treated to champagne, delectable savouries, and live music as Domicil displayed its festive living collections. Interactive displays showcased the brand’s expertise in premium upholstered furniture and its expanding influence in India’s design community.
The soirées offered an intimate setting for guests to sample Domicil’s most recent distinctive sofa developments. Contemporary designs incorporated push-and-slide mechanisms that allowed for seamless transitions between low-back minimalism and full-back support. These pieces, defined by structured boxy arms and elevated bases, strike a timeless balance between form and function. Modular systems provided dynamic design languages for contemporary living, with each item configurable as a sofa, chaise, corner unit, chair, or bed. Fully customisable components effortlessly adapt to a variety of interior layouts.
The soirées provided an intimate setting to witness Domicil’s most recent signature sofa developments. Push-and-slide mechanisms were used in contemporary designs to ensure smooth transitions between low-back simplicity and full-back comfort. The pieces, defined by boxy arms, elevated bases, and modular systems, balance form and function with graceful versatility and may be configured as couches, chaises, or corner units to fit a variety of settings.
Domicil’s luxurious recliner collections wowed guests with their refined design and advanced motion engineering. Dual electric motors, USB controls, and bi-density foam sitting provided personalised comfort, while redesigned classics had contemporary wing features, feather-filled backs, and memory foam cushioning, combining technology and tactile luxury.
As Diwali sparks a spike in home renovations, Domicil’s festive collection appeals to modern homeowners with motion couches, recliners, and novel fabric-leather combinations. Designers suggest combining striking sofas in warm neutrals with rich linens and ambient lighting. Modular arrangements allow for effortless changes from intimate meetings to huge celebratory festivities.
The new collection also comprises convertible couches with wireless glider features and covert storage, as well as items distinguished by big leather panels, piping details, and feather-padded armrests that reflect sculptural sophistication and comfortable ease.
“The living room has evolved to become the heart of today’s homes where families unwind, stream content, and come together for celebrations,” said Manoj Kumar Nair, Country Head (Brands), India, Middle East and Africa. “Our Diwali collections celebrate this evolution by presenting designs that blend comfort, innovation, and craftsmanship. By hosting design soirées in New Delhi and Karnal, we aim to empower architects, designers, and homeowners to elevate living spaces in ways that honor tradition while embracing contemporary aesthetics.”
Domicil continues to offer German expertise and beauty to India’s festive lifestyle, launching 250-300 new styles each year and manufacturing everything in-house—from leather tanning to final assembly. Its uncompromising quality solidifies its status as a leader in premium upholstered furniture for discriminating homes this Diwali.
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