The store edit: What’s new in Delhi NCR & Mumbai
India’s luxury retail scene is having a serious growth spurt in 2026. From péro finally opening its first-ever flagship, Pérodise, in the capital after 17 years, to AMPM making its Mumbai comeback with a new Kala Ghoda flagship as it approaches its 25th anniversary in 2027, India’s shopping map has some exciting new addresses. And with international players also eyeing the country’s growing appetite for luxury, the retail landscape is only getting busier. Read on for new stores and flagships to know.
Delhi
Péro, Lodhi Colony Market
After 17 years, péro has opened its first flagship, pérodise in the capital. Spanning 1,500 sq. ft. of covered space and 2,500 sq. ft. of open area, the store is designed with Milan-based Conzatti Solanki Architects and Paola Conzatti and Kalpesh Solanki. The space brings together stone, brick, wood, metal, terrazzo, terracotta, hand-beaten brass and handcrafted elements sourced from across India, including Odisha-made terracotta tiles, hand-laid terrazzo with blown-glass hearts, Kutch copper bells used as rain chains and bespoke metal hangers featuring péro’s heart-with-wings motif. Stone excavated from the site has been repurposed for outdoor flooring, while recurring heart motifs throughout the space reference péro’s signature symbol.
Sabyasachi, Mehrauli
Sabyasachi has unveiled its new 26,000-sq-ft flagship at The Citadel, One Style Mile, Mehrauli, more than doubling its previous Delhi footprint. The immersive space brings fashion, High Jewellery, accessories, art and craft together, with around 120 chandeliers, nearly 200 antique carpets and 300 original works from the Sabyasachi Art Foundation. Designed as a “living museum” rooted in the designer’s Calcutta memories, the flagship also features a dedicated High Jewellery salon, an accessories parlour and a striking installation inspired by Kolkata’s old tramcars.
adidas Originals, Connaught Place
adidas Originals has opened its largest regional Originals store in India at Connaught Place, New Delhi. Spanning 2,890 sq ft across two levels, the store blends global street culture with Delhi-inspired design details, including Old Delhi silver-embossing-inspired artwork, landmark illustrations, and jaali-inspired accents. The space houses adidas Originals footwear, apparel and accessories, alongside running lifestyle styles, with iconic silhouettes including the Samba, Gazelle, Spezial, Stan Smith, Superstar and Adistar, along with Culture Wear and motorsport-inspired collections.
Nykaa Luxe, Vasant Kunj
Nykaa has unveiled its largest store in India, a 5,500 sq. ft. Nykaa Luxe destination at Ambience Mall, Vasant Kunj. The store houses 10+ dedicated shop-in-shops from luxury and prestige brands including Chanel, Yves Saint Laurent, Charlotte Tilbury, M.A.C, Laneige, Kiehl’s, Estée Lauder, Clinique, Kay Beauty, Nykaa Cosmetics and Lancôme. The space also features a Beauty Studio for makeovers and skin consultations, Consultation Hubs for guided discovery and product trials, personalised gifting and engraving services, and a dedicated Fragrance Finder to help shoppers discover scents suited to their preferences.
Samant Chauhan × Symetree, Khan Market
Samant Chauhan and Symetree Fine Jewels have opened a shared retail destination, bringing together handwoven Bhagalpuri silks, contemporary prêt and fine jewellery under one roof. Founded by Abhishek Haritwal, Symetree works with rare gemstones across bespoke high jewellery, modern Jadau, Navratna and contemporary collections, drawing from the jewellery traditions of Delhi and Jaipur. The gallery-like space brings the two brands together through a shared focus on Indian craft, heritage and contemporary design.
Mumbai
Amama, Kala Ghoda
Amama has opened its second Mumbai store in Kala Ghoda, designed as an experience centre rather than a conventional retail space. Reflecting the neighbourhood’s heritage, art and culture, the vintage-inspired interiors feature a hand-painted façade, custom tiles bearing Amama motifs and playful details inspired by human anatomy, including an ear-shaped door handle, hand-and-ear display props and vintage books. At the heart of the space is a tribute to founder Nikita Gupta’s grandmother, her Amma, whose heirlooms and memories inspired the brand, including her photograph etched onto a silver plate and her bejewelled khadau slippers.
AMPM, Kala Ghoda
Priyanka Modi’s AMPM returns to Mumbai with a new flagship store in Kala Ghoda, marking the next chapter in the brand’s evolution after more than two and a half decades in India’s modern luxury landscape. The intimate store draws from Modi’s own home, combining natural textures, wood, water and light with curved walls to create a calm, immersive space designed as a sanctuary from the bustle of Bombay. Pieces are displayed with room to breathe, allowing the focus to remain on silhouette, craftsmanship and detailing. The sensory experience extends to AMPM’s signature fragrance, Optimism, created by perfumer Gary Weiss with notes of lemongrass, orange, eucalyptus, peony, lotus blossom, sandalwood, pine and soft musk, alongside a world and fusion-inspired playlist that complements the brand’s contemporary design language.
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