22/08/2026
A room where the ceiling is as much a canvas as the walls.
Since patchwork was the underlying theme across the living and dining areas, the ceiling became an extension of the conceptâcustomised on site by combining different plaster of Paris patterns.
The art wall is a carefully composed collection of stories. At its centre is a custom woodcut panel, designed and painted by Sejal Parikh and our in-house artist, Madhavi Mehta, complemented by two custom oil-on-canvas artworks and a traditional Ceylonese mask. On the far left side, a metal mirror from Arzan Khambatta completes this wall.
The room is layered with pieces collected over time: a tribal Bastar wooden and metal coffee table sourced years ago from Jamini Ahluwalia , a 70-year-old silk and wool Kashmiri carpet that is a family heirloom, and a wooden totem pole from Papua New Guinea.
Vertical wooden fins visually stretch the height of the space while subtly separating the living and dining areasâbringing structure to a room that celebrates pattern, art and stories from around the world!
