Illuminate Your Home with the Best Candles: A Comprehensive Guide

Candles have the power to transform a living space, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. If you're on the lookout for the best candles to enhance your home, look no further. We've curated a list of top picks, along with showcasing some reputable websites to make your candle shopping experience a breeze.

1. Diptyque Baies Candle

   - *Description*: Known for its captivating blend of blackcurrant and rose, this luxurious candle from Diptyque adds an elegant touch to any room.

   - *Link*: [Diptyque Baies Candle](https://www.diptyqueparis.com/en_us/p/baies-candle.html)

2. Beomes Handcrafted Soy Candles

   - *Description*: Elevate your candle experience with Beomes Handcrafted Soy Candles. The use of soy wax ensures a clean and eco-friendly burn.

   - *Link*: [Beomes Candles](https://www.beomes.com/collections/candles)

3. Yankee Candle Large Jar Candle

   - *Description*: With a vast array of scents, Yankee Candle offers long-lasting and high-quality candles. The large jar size ensures hours of delightful fragrance.

   - *Link*: [Yankee Candle](https://www.yankeecandle.com)

4. Homesick Scented Candle

   - *Description*: Bring back nostalgic memories with Homesick Candles, each crafted to evoke the scents of different states or experiences.

   - *Link*: [Homesick Candles](https://homesick.com)

5. Nest Fragrances Classic Candle

   - *Description*: Nest Fragrances combines exquisite scents with chic design. Their classic candles come in a variety of fragrances to suit every taste.

   - *Link*: [Nest Fragrances](https://www.nestnewyork.com)

When shopping for candles online, always consider the reputation of the brand, the ingredients used, and customer reviews. These factors ensure that you not only get a visually appealing candle but also one that delivers a delightful fragrance.

Enhance the ambiance of your home with these carefully selected candles. Whether you prefer the sophisticated notes of Diptyque, the handcrafted elegance of Beomes, or the personalized touch of Homesick Candles, there's a perfect option for every home. Happy candle hunting!

BEOMES’ LAUNCHES ITS FIRST OUTDOOR COLLECTION

BEOMES, a name synonymous with beautiful home décor, launches its first outdoor rug collection inspired by Moroccan and European designs. The collection that spells out loud beauty and excellence are designed in USA and manufactured in India.

Nothing beats a smooth and clean feel of your floor tiles or hardwood flooring. But there’s something about outdoor rugs that give your home a touch of vibrancy. Lay it out in your patio for a welcoming feel for your guests or in your garden. Place it near your pool or simply use it indoors.

Apart from giving you that perfect decor you desire, it is also very affordable.

The collection is environment friendly and durable, made using 100% polypropylene. The products are light weight, hence easy to carry and super convenient to clean. Also can be used all year round

Below are some of our favourite picks that you can't afford to miss out on.

1)     As the name implies, it has an all-weather design. Also, the BEOMES, Modern Honeycomb Outdoor Rug 3 x 5ft comes with unique traditional patterns that give it a very stylish and exotic look. With this rug, your home would have a touch of beauty and uniqueness.

2)     Originally crafted in India, BEOMES IBIZA - Pink Outdoor Patio Rug has exotic, traditional and contemporary patterns

Further, the rug gives your indoor a stylish look with its Pink/Orange colour. It also makes your outdoor have a fabulous appearance. Aside from giving you that perfect decor that you desire, it is also very affordable.

The BEOMES Ibiza rug has a fashionable all-weather design. It is well suited for the backyard, the patio, porch, deck, or the poolside. You can also place it in the living room, hall, kitchen, or pet areas.

3)     Beomes Diamond All Weather & Uv Resistant Indoor/Outdoor Rug

It has African pattern that gives your home a nice beautiful look. It is originally crafted in India and is quite affordable.

4)     Beomes Infinity Outdoor Round Rug

This is a bit different from the other rugs. It is round in nature and portable. It, however, still comes in the fashionable all-weather design. Its traditional and contemporary patterns give it a beautiful appearance.

5)     Beomes Indoor/Outdoor Table/Placemats

Beomes Indoor/Outdoor Table Placemats are made from 100 % Polypropylene. The Red and Orange colors they come in give your table a sharp and attractive look.

Uses

You can place them under cups, tableware, vases, and ashtrays. They serve as decorations to your dining tables and tea tables. It is also possible to use them as placemats, coasters, and potholders on dining tables. BEOMES table mats help to protect your table from candle burns or any other type of damage.

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ABOUT BEOMES

BEOMES is a brand committed to providing a beautiful touch that your home deserves.       As the name suggests, BEautiful hOMES, offers a wide range of products. The products are design high, reversible and lightweight, easy to use, store and clean; dream functionality for any household.

The collection includes indoor/outdoor rugs, placemats and beach mats. Latest Collection comes with classic European and Moroccan designs

A well-designed home brings a special feeling along with it. It goes beyond the compliments you get from visitors. It's more about the sense of fulfilment and accomplishment that it gives you. BEOMES knows the value of a beautiful home. We curate our designs from artists across the world and pin it to form best-crafted home decor products. Also, we give you a perfect combination of traditional craftsmanship and modern design.

BEOMES has 27 years of experience when it comes to rug manufacturing. We pay great attention to preserving and protecting the environment. For this reason, we only produce easy to recycle and durable products..

Excellence is our watchword, so we serve you only the very best.

For more information on BEOMES please visit www.beomes.co

Noida to get Rs.3,300 crore development bonanza

Lucknow, March 30 (IANS) After a year, Noida is back on the development radar of the Uttar Pradesh government which is set to unveil projects next month worth Rs.3,300 crore for the development of the corporate hub, a senior official said. These will include steps to alleviate its chronic power shortage.

The "impetus package" for Noida, in the National Capital Region (NCR), has been approved by Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav. The projects encompass Noida, Greater Noida and the Yamuna Expressway.

"This is the biggest developmental kick for any single district. We hope to take some big leaps after these projects are announced and existing ones inaugurated by the chief minister," a senior Noida official told IANS in the state capital.

Officials said one of the biggest boons for Noida would be a sewage treatment plant (STP) in Sector 123. The STP - built after a study and recommendation of IIT Roorkee - would benefit 28 sectors in Noida, the official said.

Other projects include a Nari Niketan building in Sector 34 at a cost of Rs.22 crore, an underpass at the intersections of Sectors 32, 35, 39 and 51 (Rs.50 crore), underpasses at the Master Plan Road 3 in Sectors 94 and 95 (Rs.40 crore), a multi-level car parking at the busy Sector 18 (Rs.250 crore) and a district hospital in Sector 39 (Rs.424 crore).

The district hospital, to be built on 14,000 square metres, will have 200 beds and would be equipped with a trauma unit, pathology lab and radiological units and intensive care unit. Half the beds would be reserved for women, including pregnant women, the official said.

The multi-level parking lot in Sector 18 would be spread over 26,840 square metres. It will accommodate 3,085 cars and would be monitored by CCTVs. Battery-operated shuttles will ferry car users from the facility to nearby areas.

To combat Noida's power shortage, two 400 KV sub-stations will be set up in Sector 123 and one 400/220 KV sub-station in Sector 148 at a total cost of Rs.1,016 crore.

Greater Noida will get a medical university at a cost of Rs.500 crore.

Also on the anvil are an administrative block in Greater Noida costing Rs.300 crore and 7,200 affordable flats in Sector 10. Each flat would be of 29.76 square metres. Sector 18 will get 4,425 flats costing Rs.7.75 lakh each.

A Rs.10 crore 33 KV sub-station will also be built by the Yamuna Expressway Authority at Sector 17-A. A double circuit electricity line is already being laid.

Noida, across the Yamuna river and abutting east and south Delhi, was conceptualised in the 1970s as an industrial hub to ease the pressure on the national capital. It has now grown into a sprawling industrial-commercial-residential hub where land prices are among the highest in the world. As the pressure on Noida grew, the Uttar Pradesh government conceptualised the Greater Noida township in the late 1980s.

Now India to host Real Estate Luxury Show

New Delhi, Jan 24 (IANS) After fashion weeks and wedding exhibitions, India is now set to welcome a first-of-its-kind Real Estate Luxury Show (RLS India 2013), which will serve as a platform for showcasing the properties of the country's real estate giants.

The two-day multi-city show, organised by Global Ventures Media in association with Indicom, will start March 9 at Mumbai's Four Seasons Hotel. The show will also tour other luxury destination like New Delhi and Bangalore.

"Analysts predict that the luxury residential market has a potential to grow at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of around 28 per cent during 2011-2013. This show is a platform to share the affluence of our nation," Tejas Chhatriwala, director, Global Ventures Media, said in a statement.

The show is strictly by invitation only and will have some of the leading real estate companies, luxury interior and products designers exhibiting their brands.

"People who find luxury in garments and accessories certainly understand that luxury is an experience. It is at home that everyone finds luxury. This initiative will offer a luxury living experience," Chhatriwala told IANS.

Mumbai is all set to host India’s first Real Estate Luxury Show

One-of-its-kind luxury living experience

January 13, 2013: Global Ventures Media, India’s leading event organizers, in association with iNDICOM, announces the launch of a two day premium luxury property affair, The Real Estate Luxury Show (RLS India 2013). This multi city show is scheduled to commence on 9th March 2013 to 10th March 2013 at Four Seasons Hotel, Mumbai. The Show will also tour other luxury destination like Delhi and Bangalore. The Real Estate Luxury Show will showcase some of the most prominent super luxury real estate properties and will cater to an elite and discerning target audience in 3 City tour i.e. Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore.

The Real Estate Luxury Show will bring together the top luxury real estate companies, luxury interiors/product designers, luxury brands and much more that offer a luxury living experience to an elite and discerning target audience who understand luxury. This 2 day show will also host lavish evenings to ease out the stress and enjoy everything luxury.

On the occasion of the launch Mr. Tejas Chhatriwala, Director, Global Ventures Media said “Analysts predict that the luxury residential market has a potential to grow at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of around 28 per cent during 2011-2013. This show is a platform to share the affluence of our nation. We strive to bring together the ardent luxury experience to the right target audience.”

Residential luxury market in India has emerged as the fastest growing luxury market globally, despite a slowdown in the real estate market during the last couple of years. The growing demand in the segment is mainly due to the increase in the number of high net worth individ-uals (HNIs)

Luxury homes is a growing preference of new age buyers and that has encouraged developers to launch luxury and super luxury housing projects.

Be a part of the Real Estate Luxury Show and experience the luxury at its best.

About Global Ventures Media

Global Ventures media (GVM) is a leading business media company

GVM is a producer of large scale Business Conferences, Trade shows and Business Professional Trainings for upper level executives around the world.

GVM events maintains highest standards of quality with in-depth research and development which focuses on re-education, networking and to generate new businesses.

About iNDICOM

iNDICOM specializes in various sectors that includes Real Estate Marketing, Real Estate, IT and Government Events and promotions services and has its own NGO called “SHRISTHI”

iNDICOM was also honored by Star – Award for excellence in Creative and Media

For any further information please contact:

Jinal Parmar

+91 9769399213

luxury@gvmindia.com

Indiabulls Real Estate to launch several projects outside Mumbai

Bangalore: Indiabulls Real Estate Ltd is set to launch as many as seven projects outside Mumbai in the remaining part of 2012-13, a move that could help the company hedge against the over-exposure to its core market.

The firm will launch primarily residential as well as office projects in Sonepat, Gurgaon, Indore and Chennai, according to a company presentation released post its quarterly results announcement late Tuesday.

Having said that, Indiabulls still has a high-value portfolio of projects in and around Mumbai, including a newly launched township in Savroli on the Mumbai-Pune expressway. Mumbai and its neighbourhood constitute more than half of Indiabulls’ portfolio in terms of project value. “The strategy is to focus on metro markets such as Mumbai and Greater Mumbai, NCR (National Capital Region that includes Delhi) and Chennai,” said Saurabh Mittal, co-founder and vice-chairman, Indiabulls Real Estate.

While most of the firm’s Mumbai projects are in the luxury category, it has no specific pricing for its projects outside the region. “We are looking to do projects in both premium and mid-market categories to cater to both kinds of buyers, depending on the location,” said Mittal. The projects are subject to regulatory approvals.

Since April, the Mumbai-based developer has launched two projects—a super-luxury residential project, Blu, in south Mumbai, and IB Golf City in Savroli, a premium residential township with a golf course.

Indiabulls relaunched Blu earlier this year, and it is now being sold at a base price of around Rs.45,000 per sq. ft. The project is coming up on mill land that the firm bought in 2010 for about Rs.2,000 crore. Indiabulls plans to re-launch the first of its Sky projects in Lower Parel, Mumbai, as well by the end of 2012 with new specifications.

According to the presentation, the company had a total saleable area under construction of 19.44 million sq. ft as of 30 September. Of this, 10.35 million sq. ft has been sold for Rs.6,583 crore and the remaining space is expected to sell at Rs.13,074 crore as per the current market rates.

Indiabulls Real Estate has done nearly Rs.1,200 crore of pre-sales in its projects across India, of whichRs.900 crore was from projects in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR).

The company had a land bank of around 3,589 acres and added another 212.09 acres in the September quarter. “Most of it (the land) is for future development with a three-five years horizon,” said a person familiar with the development.

Macquarie Research, in a 4 October India property report, said Indiabulls Real Estate’s over-exposure to high-end residential property in Mumbai was a risk because of high speculative and investor interest.

“If Indiabulls’ project portfolio outside MMR takes off well, it would be a balancing factor because the dependence on the Mumbai property market would cease and it would also boost its sales numbers,” said an analyst with a domestic brokerage, who didn’t want to be named.

For the September quarter, Indiabulls posted a net profit of Rs.32.24 crore, down 17.43% from a year ago and down 14.59% from the preceding June quarter. Total income from operations rose marginally by 0.7% year-on-year to Rs.342.30 crore, and by 59.45% sequentially.

In August, Canada-based Veritas Investment Research Corp. targeted Indiabulls Real Estate andIndiabulls Power Ltd in a report saying the purpose of the former firm seemed to be to bilk institutional and retail investors for the benefit of select insiders. Indiabulls retaliated by initiating legal proceedings.

Why is realty sector seeing sudden churn at the top?

Some say slowdown, others call it maturity and growth

The crunch-hit real estate sector is experiencing top-level churn, after long.

The managing directors of at least two real estate companies -- Indiabulls Real Estate and Peninsula Land -- quit recently. So did the real estate heads of two property funds, Indiareit and Everstone Capital. They are either moving to other realty companies, starting their own ventures or shifting streams to join consultancies.

Early last month, Vipul Bansal, the  joint managing director of Mumbai-based Indiabulls Real Estate, who spent seven years with Indiabulls group, joined another developer DB Realty in Mumbai as its chief executive.  This week, Rajesh Jaggi, managing director of Ashok Piramal Group company Peninsula Land who was with the group for 14 years, moved to Everstone Capital, a fund management company promoted by Sameer Sain, as managing partner of the real estate business.

Among the real estate funds, Ramesh Jogani, managing director and chief executive of Ajay Piramal group’s Indiareit,  quit the firm to set up a venture. Jogani was a property developer before joining the fund manager.

Earlier this month, Shishir Baijal, partner, Everstone Capital, joined Indian arm of global real estate consultant Knight Frank as country head and managing director after its chairman Pranay Vakil retired and its vice chairman Pranab Dutta was made the chairman.

Even consultants have seen top level changes. In May, Sanjay Dutt, the chief executive at property consultancy Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) quit to join another consultancy Cushman & Wakefield as executive managing director. In June, JLL  announced it had hired Cushman’s Anurag Mathur as its new CEO, project and development services and head, emgering businesses.

Why so much churn in a sector where top level changes are far and few in between?

E Balaji, chief executive and managing director at human resources company Randstad India, links the churn with the slowdown in the sector.
 
“One broad inference is that when a sector is going through difficult times, when sales are down and profitability is under pressure, companies make managements accountable for that. They expect quick turnaround and such churn could be a result of that,” Balaji adds.

According to realty research firm PropEquity, NCR has seen a drop of 30 per cent and 50 per cent in absorption of residential units in June and July of 2012 compared to corresponding months of the previous year. Mumbai Metropolitan Region has seen a dip of 28 per cent and 30 per cent in June and July 2012 respectively.

Some others say the growth and maturity in the sector is responsible for the churn.

“The industry is getting deeper and wider. It has really developed over the last seven years. Earlier talent used to come from outside. Now it has grown large enough that talent within is moving around,” says Dhanpal Jhaveri, parter and chief executive at Everstone Capital.

At least half-a-dozen big realty companies, namely DLF, Oberoi Realty, HDIL, Godrej Properties among others have tapped capital markets in the last six years and listed on the exchanges.

According to Pranay Vakil, former chairman of Knight Frank India: “Though I do not have an answer for the sudden churn in the sector, I believe the sector has matured now and enough talent with adequate experience is available now.”

V Hari Krishna, director, Kotak Realty Fund, refers to the churn in the property funds as a “seven year itch”. “Since lives of most funds are coming to an end after their 7 to 8 year fund life and most of the guys had been there for that long, churning is bound to happen,” Krishna adds.

Why then are top executives hopping from realty companies to private equity and from PEs to consultancies?

Says Vakil: “developers, funds and consultants are very well related and it depends on what side of the table you sit. If you sit on one side of the table, you can understand how the other party reacts.”