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ABOUT JAIPUR RUGS
Built on the fundamental principle of conserving ancestral knowledge and connecting rural craftsmanship with global consumers, Jaipur Rugs was established as a revolutionary rug company in the carpet industry by NK Chaudhary in 1978.

Using a consistent architectural language with a unique blend of design elements, Zara Eisa creates spaces that seamlessly integrate with a distinct style. The lines are sleek, the shapes are unconventional, the details are striking, and the materials are exceptional, resulting in a truly captivating aesthetic.

Restaurant interiors play a pivotal role in pulling a crowd, and if the interiors set an unforgettable mood, playing cohesively with the food served therein, then patrons are bound to visit again. Located in one of the quaint by-lanes of Pali Hill in Bandra, Mumbai, Zao Cha House is designed by young designer, and proprietor of Eisa Associates, Zara Eisa. Arriving at the doorstep of the charming cháguăn, guests are immediately given a glimpse into the tactility of the space and its relation to oriental aesthetics; the minimalist language, gentle curves, organic shapes, and a muted colour palette with warm, cozy lighting; all

Inspire reflection with the ancient wisdom of minimalism. Dream. Drift. Float. Make room for what matters.

New beginnings, fresh starts, we are all in a continuous cycle of change and catharsis. This summer, we turn inwards and reflect on the year past and the months upcoming. We share our favourite tips for relaxation and rejuvenation, reflect on new beginnings, each a keepsake of mementos and sensory indulgences to encourage the pursuit of one’s own desires. As we head further into the year, we encourage you to turn this self-reflection into a daily ritual, remembering to create moments for both care and restoration.

As we dive into the wellness pool, we want you to focus on the daily good, simple joys that fill you with appreciation and comfort.

The Baagh Shoe, Sneak No More, available at https://www.sneaknomore.com/

From their modest origins in the mid-19th century to high-end custom pieces worn by everyone in the past decade, sneakers have become a global obsession. Premium sneakers are ubiquitous on the feet (and Instagram feeds) of movie stars, social media influencers, celebrities, and tastemakers around the world, while exclusive collaborations by the geniuses of Virgil Abloh, Tiffany & Co, Tom Sachs, and Rei Kawakubo, and contemporary artists like Damien Hirst, Takashi Murakami, and KAWS releasing novel interpretations of the sneaker – have fuelled a market set to grow exponentially over the coming years.

Read our Q & A as we catch up with the Founders – Anjana and Pranav, delving into their passion-filled

India’s culturally diverse life comes alive through its conventional art forms. Each region in the country boasts a rich legacy of folk and tribal arts that are now recognised the world over owing to their inherent and distinct design characteristics. Be it the human experiences entombed with stick figures and geometric spirals seen in the Warli art of Maharashtra, the usage of lines, dots, and strong visual motifs seen in the Gond art of Madhya Pradesh, or the bold dot pattern and earth colours seen in Bhil art to make their stories come alive, Indian folk art and artists are slowly making a signature uniquely their own.
With our convergence on the symbol signifying the ‘Enso’ or circle of enlightenment, we shine light on the Indian modernists who have immortalized the ‘dot’, ‘bindu’, or ‘shunya’ with their exceptional works.

INTERIORS CO-DESIGNED BY NIKITA HARISINGHANI & KNS ARCHITECTS

Creative women have been crucial to the evolution of design. Back in 1971, Lina Nochlin, a feminist art historian, asked “Why have there been no great women artists?” In honour of International Women’s Day, we pay tribute to 4 visionary women artists who succeeded against all odds, and whose contributions to the world of art have been indisputable.
To celebrate International Women’s Day, we revisit these artists’ unique aesthetic in the form

This year, we’d like to make a splash and bring around Valentine’s Day to what has always been its best part – the desserts! We collaborated with the culinary sous chef at Parallel Hotel, Udaipur to bring you a lowdown on everything – from cookies to cupcakes, truffles, pies, cheesecakes, and more in between.

Tease their taste buds with these decadent dessert pairings perfect for surprising your significant other. Better yet, make them together…Whether it’s a slice of cheesecake, a cookie or two, or chocolate fondue, there’s no better way to say “I love you”!

Love is the answer, the reason, the motivation.
In the spirit of love, we wanted to thank our lovely community with a gift – 2 gifts to be exact! Through the start of this year, we’ve been making a list and rounding up your most loved The House Of Things pieces to make up the ultimate Valentine’s Day gift.
From a dramatic art cabinet inspired by Henri Matisse to a stunning stationery collectible from Ira Udaipur, we are giving these goodies away to 2 lucky winners!

Create the perfect atmosphere for an unforgettable evening and include an enriching drink to shake things up for your Valentine’s Day dinner plans. The most romantic cocktails tend to feature favourite aphrodisiacs like strawberries and wine; occasionally a bit of chocolate. We partnered with master mixologist and “Cocktail Cupid”, Nitin Tewari to craft drinks easy to mix up, concoct, and stir - ideal before, during, or after the meal.