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Trehan Iris, a pioneering name in Indian real estate for over seven decades, has announced a strategic initiative to embed holistic wellness at the core of its upcoming projects. Guided by its philosophy “Nourish Your Being,” the company is integrating biophilic design, nature-led environments, and mindful community amenities to create ecosystems that elevate everyday well-being.
In a significant step toward this vision, Trehan Iris has appointed Milind Soman — actor, model, fitness icon, and wellness advocate — as its Wellness Advisor. Known for promoting holistic health, endurance, and sustainable lifestyle practices, Soman will consult on the wellness framework for projects in Gurugram and Noida, shaping built environments that inspire healthier, more mindful living.
Abhishek Trehan, Executive Director, Trehan Iris, said: “At Trehan Iris, we believe that wellness is the ultimate luxury. Our partnership with Milind Soman marks a significant step in translating this belief into built environments where every design element, amenity, and experience fosters holistic well-being.”
Aman Trehan, Executive Director, added: “Real estate must evolve to meet the changing needs of people, and wellness is central to that evolution. With Milind Soman onboard, we’re bringing sharper insight into designing spaces that encourage healthier lifestyles, from the architecture to the everyday experiences.”
Expressing his enthusiasm, Milind Soman commented: “Wellness is not about doing something extra, it’s about integrating healthy habits and mindful choices into everyday life. I’m glad to associate with Trehan Iris as their Wellness Advisor to shape communities that make well-being an intrinsic part of how people live, move, and connect.”
With this collaboration, Trehan Iris reinforces its commitment to redefining luxury real estate by placing holistic wellness at the heart of its design philosophy and community planning, crafting future-ready spaces that promote harmony, balance, vitality, and a deeper connection with nature.
