Celebrating Indian Craftsmanship in Luxury Interiors

I believe luxury is handcrafted. This video discusses Pachhikari, a traditional inlay technique where semi-precious stones are embedded into marble to create stunning patterns, a craft we are reviving for contemporary homes.

Here I am in my studio, showcasing some of our exquisite finishes. This video highlights panels featuring brass and mother-of-pearl inlay, a technique that adds a beautiful sheen and can be used for anything from tabletops to mandir backdrops.

As an art lover, I enjoy nurturing local crafts. This video shows the process of Dhokra art, a metal casting technique I learned at Devrai Art Village, and the beautiful brass sculptures I created.

Kashmiri crafts are the soul of my brand. This graphic illustrates the region's rich cultural heritage, from intricate carpets to woodcarving, which I blend with contemporary design to bring warmth and beauty into modern living.

Woodcarving is a signature craft at Walnut. This image shows intricately carved wooden boxes with floral and paisley designs, a technique we use on furniture, panels, and doors to add artisanal texture.

Khatambandh is a fascinating Kashmiri craft of creating geometric patterns by joining small pieces of wood without nails. We use this technique for ceilings and furniture to create stunning, seamless patterns.

Pinjarakari is a technique of creating intricate lattice patterns from wood. This image shows the complex joinery involved, a craft we use to make beautiful screens and panels.

Sozni craft is a fine and delicate form of hand embroidery from Kashmir. We incorporate this exquisite textile art into our decor and furnishings to add a touch of delicate, handmade luxury.

Handwoven Kashmiri carpets are renowned for their luxurious feel and intricate floral designs. I often use them as floor coverings or even as wall art to create a rich, textural focal point in a room.