To celebrate the publication of Rajasthan Style, Indagare founder Melissa Biggs Bradley sat down with some of her favorite designers and insiders—including John Robshaw, Suzanne Tucker and Madeline Weinrib—to discuss how India influences their work—plus, where they like to stay, shop and more.
John Robshaw
"What's so exciting about India for designers is the endless possibilities: the native crafts, design studios, materials and artisans never stop; even after 25 years, I'm still discovering new people, new artisans, new techniques." Read more...
Suzanne Tucker
"India teaches one not to be timid—to embrace color, pattern, texture and the beauty of the handmade with a little more abandon. There is such confidence in the way seemingly disparate elements coexist there, and it reinforces something I have always believed: the most memorable rooms, like the most interesting people, are layered, individual and never too perfect." Read more...
Madeline Weinrib
"Nothing has influenced my sense of color more than my travels to India. India's richness of color tells so many stories, from earthy tones to vibrant, saturated hues. You don't even need to have a destination to feel visually enchanted there; the streets themselves are so alive with color that they create a visual experience unlike anywhere else." Read more...
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Published onOctober 5, 2026
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