Soho House, the renowned members-only club for creatives, is making waves in India with plans to expand its presence across the country. Soho House is gearing up to launch two new houses, one in Delhi and another in South Mumbai, promising members access to unparalleled luxury and creativity.
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Set against the backdrop of Mehrauli's trendy streets and South Mumbai's vibrant atmosphere, these new houses will serve as havens for artists, designers, and entrepreneurs alike. Stylish interiors and exclusive amenities are poised to become a hotspot for networking, collaboration, and inspiration.
But, what about those eager to join the Soho House community before these new houses open?
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The Cities without Houses program offers a solution, allowing individuals from cities without a Soho House to access clubs worldwide while travelling. From Jaipur to Goa, members across India can now enjoy the perks of membership even before their city gets its own house.
So, what exactly does a Soho House membership entail?
From access to stunning rooftop pools to exclusive food, fashion, and art events, members are treated to a world of luxury and creativity. Whether it's pop-up dinners with local chefs or wellness retreats, Soho House offers an unparalleled experience for the discerning creative professional.
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Securing a membership is a simple process. Just choose the type of membership that suits you best—Every House, Local House, or Cities without Houses—and complete the online application. Your application will be carefully reviewed by a committee of influential figures in your city's creative scene, ensuring a diverse and dynamic community of members.
With its expansion across India, Soho House is redefining the concept of exclusive club culture, offering a sanctuary where creatives can connect, collaborate, and thrive. Whether you're a seasoned professional or an aspiring artist, Soho House invites you to join its global community and unlock a world of inspiration and opportunity.
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