Heritage-Inspired Wall Designs and Custom Patterns
A visual playground of textures and patterns. From Ottoman art to textile stories, these explorations fuel my design process and help me create spaces that feel lived-in and deeply personal.
This heritage print wallpaper combines a small, delicate buti pattern with a bold, contrasting border. Paired with ornate, dark furniture, it creates a look that is both classic and dramatic.
A bedroom that fully embraces the 'more is more' philosophy. The walls, bedding, and cushions are all layered with different patterns and textures, creating a rich, maximalist space that feels curated and personal.
A look into the timeless world of Ottoman art. This mood board shows centuries-old motifs from domes, tiles, and royal courts that serve as inspiration for my heritage wallpaper designs, bridging history with home.
The stunning Ottoman tiles that inspire my work. The intricate geometric patterns and rich colors of this ancient architecture are a deep well of inspiration for creating wallpapers with a sense of history and place.
Some patterns fill a room with warmth, like this Ottoman-inspired wallcover. The golden, honey-dipped tones and delicate geometric floral pattern create a feeling of quiet afternoons and sunlit nostalgia.
A detailed swatch of the 'Baklava' wallpaper, inspired by Ottoman design. The pattern features a gentle, repeating floral jaal in soft, warm beige tones, creating a subtle and sophisticated texture.
This video showcases a variety of Suzani-inspired textile patterns. The rhythmic florals and bold forms, reinterpreted here in different colorways, bring a sense of culture, symmetry, and quiet opulence to any space.
A look at the top wallpaper trends for 2024. This video showcases designer-approved styles like paneled murals, bold stripes, and ceiling wallpapers, all of which can be personalized and created by my studio.
About Design Explorations & Inspirations
My studio is usually a mess of paint tubes, sketches, and chai mugs because this is where the ideas actually happen. These designs start as sketches inspired by centuries-old Ottoman tiles or classic textile motifs, and then we adapt them specifically for your wall dimensions. It is not just about a pretty pattern, but ensuring the scale fits your furniture and the colors talk to your existing decor.
When I look at a blank wall, I see a canvas for history. This gallery is my visual laboratory where I experiment with old-world geometry and textile traditions—like the intricate lattice of a Mughal jali or the rich motifs of Ottoman architecture.
My design process is deeply collaborative and often starts with a specific memory or an object in your home.
How We Work Together
- Concept & Scaling: Whether you love the earthy tones of Kalamkari or the boldness of maximalist prints, we start here. We don't just print a standard roll; we calculate the scale so that key motifs aren't cut off by your switchboards or furniture.
- Digital Previews: It is hard to imagine how a pattern will look until you see it on your own wall. I provide digital renders so you can see how the colors sit with your rugs, upholstery, and existing furniture before we finalize the print.
- Material Choices: Based on your space, we choose the right finish. I offer matte for a smooth, subtle look, canvas texture for that artistic depth, or feather finish for a soft, tactile feel.
Since I run a design studio here in Sector 54, Gurugram, I am deeply involved in every step. If you have an idea—or even just a feeling you want to recreate—let's chat about how we can make it part of your daily view.
Ankita Arya
I am Ankita. My studio in Sector 54 is where sketches meet reality and where I turn history into wall art. If you are tired of generic designs, let's talk about building a space that tells your own story.
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