We began in a quiet corner of Jaipur, surrounded by the rhythmic clatter of traditional wooden looms. It would be easy to call what we do interior design, but the word has been worn smooth by overuse. Instead, we think of it as spatial weaving—shaping rooms around the weight, texture, and colour of handloomed textiles.

Our first major project was a single bedroom in a crumbling heritage haveli. We spent three weeks dyeing the yarn in-house to match the exact shade of the desert sky at twilight. That single room taught us that a space feels warm not because of the things you buy, but because of the hands that made them.

Today, we collaborate closely with local master weavers to produce bespoke upholstery, rugs, and drapes that carry a quiet, human irregularity. It is this slight variation that gives a modern room its grounding presence.