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A celebration of layered living, this family lakehouse in Hyderabad, owned by Akila Raju and refurbished by Ameet Mirpur...
11/08/2026

A celebration of layered living, this family lakehouse in Hyderabad, owned by Akila Raju and refurbished by Ameet Mirpuri (Ameet Mirpuri ) and Samir Wadekar (Samir Wadekar) of Design Studio, brings together Indian art, treasured antiques, and a French-European aesthetic with effortless cohesion.
We’re delighted to see our pieces find a home within this thoughtfully curated space.

Seen here:
- Bronze Cambodian Sculpture, Rare
- Sheshashayi Vishnu – The Cosmic Protector, THOT Collectibles
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Image Credits Talib Chitalwala

03/08/2026

A new language of living is taking shape.

Not rooted in nostalgia, but in reinterpretation. Where heirlooms meet contemporary design, craft sits comfortably beside modern form, and spaces celebrate identity rather than perfection.

The modern Indian home is becoming deeply personal.
This isn’t a return to tradition. It’s its next chapter.

We’re calling it THE NEO INDIANISM.

Coming soon.

Discover The Met x Eichholtz Collection, a collaboration with The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York that transforms...
01/08/2026

Discover The Met x Eichholtz Collection, a collaboration with The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York that transforms over 5,000 years of art and history into a curated series of furniture and decorative objects.

Explore the collection, available exclusively in India at The House of Things.
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This month’s new arrivals: five brands, five material approaches. Vernacular techniques, hand processes, functional form...
25/07/2026

This month’s new arrivals: five brands, five material approaches. Vernacular techniques, hand processes, functional form.
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Jagdish Sutar Design Co.
Yaahvi By Nikita Bansal
Name Place Animal Thing ® | Lighting & Furniture
Jwalant & Kanika
Jwalant & Kanika

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Sculptural silhouettes meet richly detailed textures in a space that’s understated yet unmistakably luxurious. Rooted in...
23/07/2026

Sculptural silhouettes meet richly detailed textures in a space that’s understated yet unmistakably luxurious. Rooted in Indian finishes and elevated through contemporary design, this is maximalism with restraint.

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A home is never just a home. It is a gallery, if you let it be one.Here, a ridged bone-inlay console, a study in craft, ...
18/07/2026

A home is never just a home. It is a gallery, if you let it be one.

Here, a ridged bone-inlay console, a study in craft, holds its ground against a portrait steeped in myth, in juxtaposition with a relic older than memory, and a pair of African ostrich-egg sculptures catching the last of the light.

This is the language of new India. The old placed beside the new, not in contrast but in conversation. Craft holding its own against contemporary form. A carved sentinel standing watch over a room built on dialogue.

The console is a stage…for what you’ve collected, what you’ve inherited, and what you’ve simply refused to put away.
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15/07/2026

“I do not really separate life from design. For me, the two have always existed together in one continuous stream of observation, absorption, and realization.”

We step inside the Jaipur home of Siddhant Bothra, founder of Home of Chirmi and recipient of multiple design accolades, to trace the references, rituals, and cultural touchstones behind his work. Storyteller and systems thinker in equal measure, Bothra draws from cinema, engineering, and an enduring curiosity for the nuances of objects that surround us.

Read more on the journal at https://thehouseofthings.com/journals/at-home-with-siddhant-bothra

05/07/2026

Glassware worthy of the table, beautiful enough to linger beyond it.

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Craft in focus: ‘Dhokra’The Craft Continuum is our commitment to craft – a series dedicated to documenting India’s livin...
03/07/2026

Craft in focus: ‘Dhokra’

The Craft Continuum is our commitment to craft – a series dedicated to documenting India’s living traditions, not as relics of the past, but as evolving practices that continue to inform the objects, spaces, and aesthetics of the present.

Through this series, we celebrate artisans, modern makers, and the techniques they carry forward.

Video by Atelier Ashiesh Shah.
As the atelier aptly reflects, “Non displacement of the karigar is true preservation of craft in India.”

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