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Beyond the Wall: Custom Embroidered Panels & Furniture Art

byAnkita AryaShips across India; Visit studio in Sector 54, GurugramStarts from450 Per Sq. Ft.View full gallery

My creative vision isn't limited to flat surfaces. I design art for your furniture, cabinetry, and headboards, turning everyday objects into functional pieces with a story.

Art can live on any canvas, including wood. I work closely with furniture designers to create unique statement pieces, applying my creative designs to shutters, coffee table tops, and even bar units for a truly bespoke touch.

This statement bed headboard, printed on textile, was inspired by the ancient cave paintings of Ajanta and Ellora. In collaboration with designers, we bridged history and contemporary style, bringing timeless artistry into the bedroom.

Inspired by Tibetan art and ancient rugs, I designed this series of bold cushions and an eclectic wallpaper pattern. The century-old motifs are artfully translated into luxury textiles that complement the modern aesthetic.

A close-up of the inspiration for the Ajanta and Ellora collection. The raw, expressive faces from the ancient cave paintings are the source for artworks that can be printed on textiles, wood, or other surfaces.

Another powerful image from the Ajanta caves that served as inspiration. The goal was to capture the texture, emotion, and historical weight of these paintings and reimagine them for contemporary furniture and art pieces.

This video shows the versatility of using designer fabrics in a home. My custom patterns can be used for everything from bed headboards and wall coverings to accent cushions, creating a cohesive and stylish interior.

About Beyond the Wall: Embroidered Panels & Furniture Art

When I apply these designs to wood or furniture, I don't just wrap it, I engineer it. Whether it is a bar unit shutter or a headboard, we consider how the piece is used, including cleaning, touch, and wear, so the art stays crisp while the furniture remains functional. It is not just about what looks good, it is about how the surface feels under your hand.

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