Alankaram

A chair you notice before you sit. Then notice again once you have.
The Z Chair takes its shape from a single angular line — arm folding into leg, an unbroken Z held in solid wood. Not a detail added on. The structure itself.
The upholstery is yours to choose. Here, a woven stripe runs the seat and back, with a botanical cushion set against it — two patterns in conversation, neither competing.
The care goes down to the piping. Every seam and welt considered before a single cut.
Part of our solid wood collection. Made in India.
Sit with the Z Chair at our showrooms in Bengaluru and Hyderabad, or at Pithampur.
— a reason to be at home

Meet Papaki.

A low, curved seat that never raises its voice — and somehow still holds the room. The back is hand-tufted, button by button, the old way: a machine can't feel where a fold wants to fall. The pattern is placed, not just applied — matched panel to panel so the motif resolves cleanly across every curve and seam.

This is a chair for the corner you keep promising to slow down in. Morning light. An unfinished book. The pause between everything else.
Swipe for the details that don't reveal themselves in a hurry — the tufting, the seams, the way the print sits exactly where it should.

Come sit with Papaki. See it, sit in it — visit us in Bengaluru or Hyderabad, or write to our design team if you're specifying for a project.

Kridlo started as a question — could two forms that don't usually share a room, a teardrop and a circle, be made to belong together?

Solid teak gave the answer. Both surfaces are worked from the same wood, so the grain carries across the table as one material rather than two. And because it's solid teak, no two tops read alike.

The upper disc is finished in solid brass, with a geometric pattern precision-etched line by line. The legs taper to turned brass feet; the pedestal is solid brass, set against a teak base. Small brass inlays sit flush in the surface where the grain opens up.

A table to set a book on. A bowl. A quiet Sunday. The wood holds its own without competing for the room.

See Kridlo in person at our Bengaluru and Hyderabad showrooms. Message us to plan a visit, or send a WhatsApp and we'll keep it ready for you.

Mizu means flowing. You see why in the curve.

A modular sofa that begins as one piece and grows into the room it's asked to fill — a chaise that swings left or right, seats that follow a wall or float in the open, a back curved enough to sit unbacked against a window without turning its spine on the room.

It sits on a solid teak plinth sanded to one continuous edge, so the mass of it reads as lightness. Above, a soft textured weave in a sand tone — and cushions you choose, bouclé, geometric, or sculptural, to set the register of the space.
Handcrafted in India. Built to be lived in, and to outlast the way you arrange it today.

Start with one module. Let the room follow.
Build your Mizu — link in bio. Or sit in it: Bengaluru (Wilson Garden) and Hyderabad (Banjara Hills).