Handcrafted Home Decor & Sculptural Objects
Small touches define a home. We craft pieces that hold a personal narrative—from Morse code totems to stone carvings—turning every corner into a space of quiet reflection.
The totem display shelf at Frenchie Haus is a perfect example of our love for curious objects. It stands next to our Morse code wall, creating a corner filled with personality and stories.
A closer look at the 'Decode' wall at Frenchie Haus, a collaboration with Zaworks Design. Each of the 260 squares holds a unique element, together spelling out a message that is personal to the homeowners.
A detail shot from Frenchie Haus showing one of our custom console tables. The sculptural, geometric legs are a signature of our object design, turning a functional piece into a work of art.
In the Kanso House living room, we created small stone totems from materials found on-site. Placed alongside a sculptural floor lamp, they add a layer of texture and a connection to the home's natural surroundings.
The 'Joy' totem, inspired by Morse code, is one of our favorite creations. This illuminated sculpture, seen here in the Kanso House, is a constant, gentle reminder to find joy in the everyday.
A wider view of the living area in Kanso House, where our curated objects and totems are placed thoughtfully to create moments of interest and reflection.
Another perspective of the Kanso House living room, showing how the sculptural lamp and decorative objects on the coffee table interact to create a balanced and artistic composition.
About Curated Objects & Decor
We often repurpose leftover stone and wood from larger projects to shape our tabletop decor. Whether you want a piece with a hidden meaning, like our Morse code totems, or a geometric form, we begin by understanding your story. We want these objects to feel like a part of your daily rhythm, not just a static display.
Objects with a pulse
Our approach to tabletop and shelf decor stems from a simple belief: items in your home should not be static. They should be conversation starters, grounded in the reality of the materials they are made from. We work with solid blocks of green Indian marble, Banswara white, and black basalt, finding beauty in the natural grain and weight of the stone.
The process of making
Every piece we build starts at our studio or in the quarries of Rajasthan. We collaborate with local makers who understand the soul of the stone.
- Repurposed materials: We often use off-cuts from our larger furniture projects to reduce waste and give new life to rescued wood and stone.
- Custom narratives: Our Morse code series, such as the Joy Totem, allows you to encode a personal message into a piece of sculpture. It is about hiding joy in plain sight.
- Hand-finished textures: We avoid high-gloss polishes. Instead, we use honed, matte, or leather finishes that feel good to touch and age beautifully over time.
Where do they belong?
These pieces are designed to anchor a room. Place a totem on an entryway console to welcome guests, or group smaller stone shapes on a coffee table to create a layered composition. Because we focus on geometric, abstract forms, they blend into various settings—from a minimalist living room to a more cluttered, bohemian reading nook. If you have a specific space or a message you want to capture in stone or wood, let us know.
Purple Backyard
I am Kumpal. My studio is about slowing down and making spaces that breathe. We take raw materials like stone and wood and shape them into objects that invite you to pause. We aren't making showrooms; we are crafting homes that feel like a warm hug.
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