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INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY
This International Women’s Day, we would love to pay tribute to these exceptional ladies who have upped the design ante in the world of design.
GEETANJALI KASLIWAL
Geetanjali Kasliwal, the Managing Director of Anantaya has conceptualised the festival 'Maahi Roj: Earth Day Everyday' based on sustainable practices for the Earth, annually since 2013. A mother of three girls, she actively promotes women’s empowerment and social responsibility while mentoring the next generation.
SARAH SHAM
A far cry from the legacy she was born into – Essajees, a 106 year old, family-run enterprise, Sarah Sham founded Essajees Atelier, which is involved in both commercial and residential projects, as well as interior styling. Sara has since worked as an art consultant with a roster of bigwigs, namely the Taj Hotels, GVK, and the Reliance Group.
MANASA PRITHVI
An interior product designer and founder at Ira Studio, Manasa is fuelled with a sense of responsibility directed at reviving the Indian craft industry. Passionate about her roots - India, Manasa adapts and develops antiquated traditions with contemporary minimalist sensibilities; combining the dichotomy between these two design worlds in her work.
JOANNA BUCHANAN
Joanna Buchanan developed an unmistakable vision for luxury, color, texture, and pattern from 20 years in fashion and extensive travel through Europe and India. She has always believed in life being joyful and thus, creates luxe accessories inspired by her love for decorating and vintage ornaments.
SHREYA JAIN
Founder at La Kairos, Shreya Jain turned her love for travel and home into a cornucopia of luxury lifestyle furnishings which value quality, modern design and personalization above all else. A graduate from Central Saint Martin’s, London, Shreya has brought her luxe yet liveable aesthetic to interiors across the globe.
LEAH SINGH
The creative genius behind her eponymous brand, Leah Singh grew up in India surrounded by its rich cultural heritage, and spent her summers in New York surrounded by the structured, minimal lines of Western architecture. Her eclectic upbringing is reflected in each piece she designs.
MUDITA MULL
Founder of her eponymous brand, Mudita Mull’s soulfully handcrafted creations are brought to life through artistic expression. Her striking and highly collectable contemporary products honour artisans’ craftsmanship helping the evolution of the creative arts.
NEHAL DESAI
With a fascination to purview India and tell a story through sketches and illustration, Nehal Desai founded her namesake studio to explore this earliest form of human communication, blending it with indigenous and traditional craft to create stunning home accessories.
NISHITA THAKURDAS
Fine artistry and innovative design combine to create timeless elegance by Nishita Thakurdas, founder and designer at Nishita Fine Dinnerware. Through her collections, the designer brings alive her own sophisticated, elegant and contemporary sense of design while paying respectful homage to India’s exceptional heritage.
NOELLE KADAR
Noelle Kadar regards both India and the United States as home. Her striking style effortlessly merges minimal Western aesthetics with the exotic, sensuous sensibilities of Indian culture. Whether it is furniture, textiles or home goods, Noelle's work consistently displays a profound wisdom of materials and their candid nature.
JHUNJHUN JAIN
Revelling in the design period she was born in, designer Jhunjhun Jain professes her love for bridging connections with materials, processes, ideas, forms, and people with a comprehensive collection focusing on Indian heritage and architecture.
PALLAVI GOENKA
Pallavi Goenka smoothly navigates across the various streams of design - be it interior styling or creative direction. She has a keen sight for minor functional details and serene elegance, which goes beyond simple furnishing. Pallavi is known for her holistic understanding of design.
VERNIKA SINGH
Artist Vernika Singh uses mixed mediums to represent her emotions and phases in life in the form of elements of the ocean. The artist’s use of colours and materials is in fact aimed at creating a sublime form, something that stands outside reality rather than in it.
BANI CHAWLA
An avid art enthusiast, Bani Chawla’s Suite Nº8 is a home décor brand that gives your space a touch of fancy. A strong believer of ‘Make in India’, Bani supports traditional craft clusters and fuses the vintage with the contemporary to create timeless collections.
TUDA MUDA
A visual artist, Tuda Muda a.k.a. Samrridhi Kukreja is an emerging artist and an old-fashioned printmaker. The need to identify the two personas within herself and the desire to preview her practice from a 3-dimensional perspective became the driving forces that allowed her to truly explore all possible mediums of expression.
From pioneering visionaries to contemporary talents, The House Of Things is proud to be associated with these exceptional women.
This International Women’s Day, we would love to pay tribute to these exceptional ladies who have upped the design ante in the world of design.
GEETANJALI KASLIWAL
SARAH SHAM
Geetanjali Kasliwal, the Managing Director of Anantaya has conceptualised the festival 'Maahi Roj: Earth Day Everyday' based on sustainable practices for the Earth, annually since 2013. A mother of three girls, she actively promotes women’s empowerment and social responsibility while mentoring the next generation.
A far cry from the legacy she was born into – Essajees, a 106 year old, family-run enterprise, Sarah Sham founded Essajees Atelier, which is involved in both commercial and residential projects, as well as interior styling. Sara has since worked as an art consultant with a roster of bigwigs, namely the Taj Hotels, GVK, and the Reliance Group.
MANASA PRITHVI
JOANNA BUCHANAN
An interior product designer and founder at Ira Studio, Manasa is fuelled with a sense of responsibility directed at reviving the Indian craft industry. Passionate about her roots - India, Manasa adapts and develops antiquated traditions with contemporary minimalist sensibilities; combining the dichotomy between these two design worlds in her work.
Joanna Buchanan developed an unmistakable vision for luxury, color, texture, and pattern from 20 years in fashion and extensive travel through Europe and India. She has always believed in life being joyful and thus, creates luxe accessories inspired by her love for decorating and vintage ornaments.
SHREYA JAIN
LEAH SINGH
Founder at La Kairos, Shreya Jain turned her love for travel and home into a cornucopia of luxury lifestyle furnishings which value quality, modern design and personalization above all else. A graduate from Central Saint Martin’s, London, Shreya has brought her luxe yet liveable aesthetic to interiors across the globe.
The creative genius behind her eponymous brand, Leah Singh grew up in India surrounded by its rich cultural heritage, and spent her summers in New York surrounded by the structured, minimal lines of Western architecture. Her eclectic upbringing is reflected in each piece she designs.
MUDITA MULL
NEHAL DESAI
Founder of her eponymous brand, Mudita Mull’s soulfully handcrafted creations are brought to life through artistic expression. Her striking and highly collectable contemporary products honour artisans’ craftsmanship helping the evolution of the creative arts.
With a fascination to purview India and tell a story through sketches and illustration, Nehal Desai founded her namesake studio to explore this earliest form of human communication, blending it with indigenous and traditional craft to create stunning home accessories.
NISHITA THAKURDAS
NOELLE KADAR
Fine artistry and innovative design combine to create timeless elegance by Nishita Thakurdas, founder and designer at Nishita Fine Dinnerware. Through her collections, the designer brings alive her own sophisticated, elegant and contemporary sense of design while paying respectful homage to India’s exceptional heritage.
Noelle Kadar regards both India and the United States as home. Her striking style effortlessly merges minimal Western aesthetics with the exotic, sensuous sensibilities of Indian culture. Whether it is furniture, textiles or home goods, Noelle's work consistently displays a profound wisdom of materials and their candid nature.
JHUNJHUN JAIN
PALLAVI GOENKA
Revelling in the design period she was born in, designer Jhunjhun Jain professes her love for bridging connections with materials, processes, ideas, forms, and people with a comprehensive collection focusing on Indian heritage and architecture.
Pallavi Goenka smoothly navigates across the various streams of design - be it interior styling or creative direction. She has a keen sight for minor functional details and serene elegance, which goes beyond simple furnishing. Pallavi is known for her holistic understanding of design.
VERNIKA SINGH
BANI CHAWLA
Artist Vernika Singh uses mixed mediums to represent her emotions and phases in life in the form of elements of the ocean. The artist’s use of colours and materials is in fact aimed at creating a sublime form, something that stands outside reality rather than in it.
An avid art enthusiast, Bani Chawla’s Suite Nº8 is a home décor brand that gives your space a touch of fancy. A strong believer of ‘Make in India’, Bani supports traditional craft clusters and fuses the vintage with the contemporary to create timeless collections.
TUDA MUDA
A visual artist, Tuda Muda a.k.a. Samrridhi Kukreja is an emerging artist and an old-fashioned printmaker. The need to identify the two personas within herself and the desire to preview her practice from a 3-dimensional perspective became the driving forces that allowed her to truly explore all possible mediums of expression.
From pioneering visionaries to contemporary talents, The House Of Things is proud to be associated with these exceptional women.
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