Gurgaon, 13th May 2026: VOX, a renowned European brand specializing in building materials and interior solutions, has announced its participation in the upcoming Times Lifestyle Week at Grand Hyatt, Gurgaon. Beyond serving as a traditional showcase, VOX will be the event’s Official Flooring Partner, integrating its advanced SPC systems into the very fabric of the three-day event.
Taking place from 15–17 May 2026 at Grand Hyatt, Gurgaon, the platform extends beyond runway showcases to reflect evolving ideas around design, aesthetics and consumer experience.
With over three decades of experience across flooring, ceiling, wall and facade solutions, the brand will contribute to this environment through its SPC flooring systems, integrated across key event spaces. Leveraging 30 years of manufacturing mastery and by placing architectural innovation at the heart of a premier lifestyle platform, VOX is proving that visual consistency and design-led performance are the new standards for modern, curated experiences.
From high-visibility runways to high-pressure backstage operational zones, VOX’s SPC flooring in the Oak Ebony finish will be integrated across key event spaces. Designed for visual consistency and ease of maintenance, the flooring supports high-footfall environments while contributing to the event’s larger spatial experience.
Some highlights are:
- Performance: SPC Flooring can handle the heavy foot traffic of a 3-day fashion event.
- Operational Ease: The click-lock system enables rapid setup and teardown required at a five-star hotel like the Grand Hyatt.
Commenting on the association, Varun Poddar, Director at VOX, said, “Fashion taught India that surfaces can have personality. Ceilings, walls and floors should follow. We’re building the first design-led brand in interiors that thinks like a fashion house, colour, texture, finish and season.”
As fashion, luxury, and design converge at the Times Lifestyle Week (15–17 May, Grand Hyatt, Gurgaon), European surface giant VOX steps in as the Official Flooring Partner. This collaboration marks a shift in how we perceive contemporary spaces, where the surface is a performance element.
