The Art of Handcrafting: Our Process & Story

Making decor by hand is a quiet, deliberate act. We work primarily with Jesmonite and architectural concrete because they allow us to create pieces that are sturdy, water-resistant, and significantly kinder to the planet than standard plastic resins.

Our Studio Process

Everything starts with a raw idea. Whether it is a tray for your bedside table or a jar for a candle, we begin by mixing our eco-resin and pigments by hand. This is where the magic (and the mess) happens. We choose our color palettes to evoke a sense of calm, focusing on the soft minimalism that defines the Myrtle Decor aesthetic.

Once the mixture is ready, we pour it into silicone molds. This is a time-sensitive step, as the material begins to set quickly. After the initial pour, we wait. Curing is a natural process where water evaporates from the mix, which is why your piece might arrive with slight variations in tone or texture—it is literally still settling into its final form.

Why We Embrace Imperfection

We are often asked about the small air bubbles or uneven edges that sometimes appear in handmade decor. To us, these are not mistakes. They are evidence of the human touch. When you buy from a small batch maker in Bangalore, you are bypassing mass production where machines ensure everything is identical. Instead, you are getting a piece that has been sanded, sealed, and inspected by us. We personally finish each item with a sealant for water resistance and add cork or silicone feet to ensure your furniture remains scratch-free.

Customization & Sustainability

We believe in making decor that lasts. Because we produce in small batches, we can easily customize the colors of our trays and organizers to match your interior theme. If you have a specific vision for your home, reach out—we love working on custom orders that bring a bit of personality into your space.