Noida, India: The vibrant and innovative Interior Design Exhibition presented by the students of the AAFT School of Interior Design was inaugurated with great enthusiasm at Marwah Studios, Noida Film City. The exhibition was formally opened by Mr. Evgeny Antonov from the Embassy of Russia, renowned architect Rajinder Kumar, and other distinguished guests from the fields of architecture, design, education, and diplomacy.
The exhibition displayed an impressive collection of interior design concepts, models, layouts, sustainable design solutions, and creative projects developed by the students. The showcase reflected the professional skills, artistic vision, and innovative thinking of the budding designers and received widespread appreciation from visitors and industry experts alike.
Adding an international dimension to the event, participants and guests from several countries including Sri Lanka, France, Brazil, Russia, India, Egypt, Georgia, DPR Korea, Morocco, Slovenia, and other nations were present, making the exhibition a truly global platform for creative exchange.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Sandeep Marwah, President of AAFT School of Interior Design and Chancellor of AAFT University, said, “Interior design is not merely about aesthetics; it is about creating functional, sustainable, and inspiring spaces that improve the quality of life. At AAFT, we encourage our students to think globally, innovate fearlessly, and develop designs that respond to the changing needs of society. This exhibition is a reflection of their talent, dedication, and professional preparedness.”
Mr. Evgeny Antonov congratulated the students for their outstanding work and said, “I am delighted to witness such creativity and professionalism among young designers. The exhibition demonstrates a high standard of design education and showcases the potential of these students to contribute significantly to the global design industry. Cultural and educational exchanges such as these further strengthen international understanding and cooperation.”
Renowned architect Rajinder Kumar praised the quality of the projects and remarked, “The concepts displayed here reveal fresh perspectives, technical competence, and a strong understanding of contemporary design principles. It is encouraging to see students exploring innovative solutions while maintaining sensitivity to functionality and sustainability. The future of interior design is certainly in capable hands.”
The exhibition concluded on a highly successful note, providing students with an excellent opportunity to present their work before international guests, industry professionals, and academicians, while fostering cross-cultural dialogue and professional networking in the field of design.
