Andromeda
May 23 2009, Naresh Chauhan

Influenced by the elegance of 21st century aviation, designer Nathan Mills has come up with a duo of indoor and outdoor furniture, hailed as M30 & M31, which creates a sleek structural elegance in personal as well as public spaces. Part of the...

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