This brief news coverage highlights the event of Nupur Tron acquiring the 19^th century hotel Frison, the only Horta house in the City Center, in the July of the year 2017. This building has a history of its own and the article highlights its heritage and the colorful past which most of us are not aware of. As far as Nupur is concerned, she fell in love with the architecture immediately and bought the mansion with a motivation of renovating the place and giving a life back to it. Built in the year 1894 this house was just collecting dust for many years before Nupur came and saved this Art Nouveau architecture and took on this project with adequate passion and vigor in waking this Sleeping Beauty located in the heart of City Center of Brussels. https://bx1.be/bruxelles-ville/lhotel-frison-imagine-victor-horta-va-etre-renove-grace-a-nouvelle-habitante/

This article on ‘New Indian Express’ commissioned and curated by Nupur Tron  depicts the talks and discussions at a conference held at Mumbai’s Dr Bhau Daji Lad Museum, regarding her own museum project situated at the heart of Brussels . Whilst talking about Art Nouveau architectures of Belgium Nupur expressed how she fell in love with a house constructed by Victor Horta and how she made an instant connection which tempted her to restore and renovate the place all on her own. Respecting the history and the heritage of the house and the city, Nupur Tron has preserved the beauty and aesthetics of the place exactly as it was a century ago. That is why she is now eager to promote the place as a true Belgian heritage and created a foundation which offers a platform for artists and musicians from both the East and the West to share their creations to a wider audience. http://www.newindianexpress.com/magazine/2018/dec/09/flemish-without-blemish-1908151.html

This article narrates the tale of an historic building in the heart of Brussels which Nupur Tron single-handedly discovered and restored thereby injecting a new life to a heritage which was kept hidden, oblivion to the people of the city, for almost a century. The best part of it is that Nupur didn’t stop at restoring and preserving this fascinating Victor Horta architecture but at the same time she created a foundation and a cultural institution surrounding this magnificent building in order to share this historic landmark with the global audience. From restoring the winter garden to the murals and frescos, from the art decorative to the original furniture of the by-gone era, Nupur Tron with her magic wand has awakened a time capsule which is romantic and mesmerizing at the same time. The article successfully echoes Nupur’s thoughts on reviving the authentic artistic dialogue of Victor Horta and also at the same time creating a cultural bridge between the East and the West.

The article talks about the architectural love story of Nupur Tron and how she worked her way to give the house the dignity and respects which it righteously deserves. The building is indeed a Horta icon of Brussels and Belgium and Nupur single-handedly has given it a new identity and indeed a much needed life which it was lacking for so many years. Nupur, who has already earned considerable reputation as a jewelry designer and a consultant for luxury brands, renovated this Sleeping Beauty of Brussels by restoring everything from the mesmerizing wall-paintings to the enchanting winter garden, truly giving it an appeal of a fairy-tale land. It is no wonder that people call her “Madam Patrimoine”.

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Creator of haute jewelry brand “Nupur- Paris” and the founder and director of Foundation Frison Horta, Nupur Tron, talks about the importance of culture as the bridge connecting the East and the West. Throughout her life, Nupur has lived and worked in various corners of the world including India, New York, Paris, and now Brussels where she has surrounded herself with culture, art, and heritage of each of those places. Nupur’s creation and passion is inspired from her childhood days in India and now as the founder of Foundation Frison Horta she believes that “culture” itself is the soul and pulse of each country and it needs to be nurtured and shared.

This article narrates the story of an evening of Nupur Tron, the ambassador of culture and arts at the French-Indian Chamber of Commerce in Paris as she hosted a sit-down dinner for the international guests at her home. The event called “The Art of Table” offered a gastronomical treat and one of the finest as per Nupur Tron. The event was backed by the partners like Christoffle, Baccarat, Pierre, Frey, Diptyque, Moet & Chandon. The guest list included few of the most prominent artists, musicians, Hollywood filmmakers and diplomats from all over the globe. During the event Nupur talked about Indian food and how she has maintained real clay tandoor from India, at her home, with which makes scrumptious traditional tandoori delights.

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