For interior designers

A different material language, adapted to your scheme.

Handcrafted Indian wall pieces, made to the size, palette and finish a room needs. Send a photograph or an elevation and we come back with options.

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Texture, without the theme

Most rooms are short of one thing: a surface that does something under light. Paint, print and photography all sit flat. These crafts do not.

Glass inlay throws light back across a wall. Lippan relief shifts as you move past it. Zardozi holds gold in raised thread on velvet.

The work is rooted in Indian craft traditions, but it is not decorative shorthand for India. Used well, it reads as material and texture rather than as a theme, which is why it sits as comfortably in a Scandinavian-leaning scheme as a maximalist one.


What we adapt

Nearly everything is specifiable

Size and proportion

Made to your dimensions rather than cropped to ours. Narrow formats for circulation, large single pieces for a feature wall.

Palette

Grounds, pigments and metallics adjusted to a scheme. Send us the RAL, the fabric or the finish board.

Frame and finish

Frame profile, colour and glazing to suit. Glazed where a room demands it, open relief where it does not.

Motif and density

Pattern can be opened up or tightened. A quieter piece for a bedroom, a denser one for a stairwell.

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Image 31200 × 1200 — close detail, raking light
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How a project runs

From brief to delivered, in about thirty days.

  1. Send the brief

    A photograph, an elevation, dimensions, or a finish board. Whatever you have.

  2. We come back with options

    Specific pieces or an adapted design, with sizes and finishes.

  3. Sample if you need one

    A physical sample before you commit the scheme.

  4. We make it

    About 30 days in the workshops. Longer for large matched sets.

  5. Delivered framed

    Ready to hang, or installed by us on larger projects.

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Five living traditions

Five crafts, five places, all worked by hand.

Mithila, Bihar

Madhubani

Fine linework painting in natural pigment. Quiet, graphic, best read close.

Kutch, Gujarat

Lippan

Raised mud-and-mirror relief. Strong texture, changes with the light in a room.

India

Mother of Pearl

Hand-cut shell inlay. Luminous and tonal, sits well in pale schemes.

Rajasthan & Gujarat

Glass Inlay

Thikri work. Cut mirror and glass set to carry light across a surface.

Mughal courts

Zardozi

Metallic thread on velvet. Deep ground, raised gold, reads as textile.

A note on specifying. Humidity, direct light and cleaning regimes all affect how these surfaces age. Open Lippan relief and Zardozi velvet do not belong in a wet room or a kitchen-adjacent space; glazed inlay and mother of pearl will take it. Tell us the conditions and we will tell you what holds up.


Working with us

We buy directly from the workshops that make the work, so there is no reseller between the artisan and your client.

Trade pricing is available on request. So are physical samples — we would rather you put a real surface in front of a client than a photograph of one.

Because everything is handmade, no two pieces are identical. Mirror placement, thread density and linework all vary between examples of the same design. Worth setting that expectation with a client early; most take it as the point.

Start a project

Send us a room and we will come back with options.

A photograph and rough dimensions are enough to begin. Samples and trade pricing on request.

Send us a brief