Drawn in our studio. Made by hand, over weeks.
Every mirror, lamp and tray we make begins as a drawing in our Noida studio. It is then made by hand by craftsmen in Saharanpur, Agra and Moradabad, towns that have worked wood, stone and metal for generations.
Every piece starts as a CAD drawing.
We don't pick designs from a catalogue. Our designers draw every piece to exact measurements (front, side and section) before any material is cut. That drawing travels with the piece through the workshop, so what reaches you is exactly what we designed. You'll find the drawing on each product page.

Made by hand, in three craft towns.
No production line. Each material goes to the town that knows it best, and to the hands that have worked it all their lives.
Saharanpur · WoodCarved by hand
Our woodwork is carved in Saharanpur, India's woodcarving town. Local lore says many of these families descend from craftsmen who worked for the Mughal court. A single piece can take 30 to 45 days to carve, join and finish by hand.
Agra · MarbleCut and inlaid by hand
Our marble is cut, shaped and polished in Agra, the city of the Taj Mahal, where the art of stone inlay is still passed from parent to child.
Moradabad · MetalCast and polished by hand
Our metalwork comes from Moradabad, known across India as Peetal Nagri, the brass city. Every piece is cast, turned and polished by hand.
Materials we don't compromise on.
The things you can't see in a photo are the ones that decide how a piece ages. These are ours.
Seasoned wood
Our mango wood is seasoned to a stable 12% moisture before it is cut, so it won't crack, warp or split as the seasons change.
Banswara marble
We use marble from Banswara in Rajasthan, chosen for its fine, even grain and a finish that lasts.
Saint-Gobain & Modiguard glass
Our mirrors use high-definition, copper-free glass from Saint-Gobain or Modiguard, so the reflection stays clear and the edges don't blacken over time.
Packaging that doesn't outlive the product.
We've replaced thermocol, which can sit in a landfill for hundreds of years, with mycelium packaging: grown from mushroom roots and agricultural waste. Every pack is drop-tested so your piece arrives safely. And once it's unpacked, it's easy to dispose of, because it breaks down naturally.








