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Custom Hand-Painted Furniture and Surface Art

byAanchal GuptaTravels across India for on-site mural projectsStarts from450 per sq. ft.View full gallery

I don't just paint walls. I love the challenge of taking everyday objects—like vintage cars or furniture panels—and giving them a new life. It is about making your space feel completely yours, down to the smallest detail.

This video shows the incredible transformation of a vintage Ambassador car into a rolling piece of art. Using spray paints, acrylics, and even embroidery materials, we covered it in vibrant, intricate designs inspired by Indian truck art.

This video shows the process of painting a series of MDF panels with a "Fusion of a 100 Patterns." The artwork features deer and birds filled with intricate, varied patterns, creating a contemporary and highly detailed look.

Day 13 of painting these MDF panels for a home in Mumbai. This video shows the slow, meticulous process of filling in the patterns on the animal figures. The process was just as beautiful as the outcome.

Creating a dense, layered effect on the MDF panels by painting palm trees and a peacock. This time-lapse shows how I build up the details to give the artwork depth.

The second day of painting these L-shaped panels for a Mumbai home. The overlapping effect of the different patterns and figures is what makes this piece so unique.

A close-up of the painted Ambassador car's door, featuring the word "LOVE" amidst floral patterns. Every inch of the car was covered in unique designs.

The painted Ambassador parked on a city street, looking like a vibrant piece of pop art against the urban backdrop.

The team behind the painted Ambassador project. It was a fantastic collaboration with other talented artists.

Even a local cat couldn't resist posing with our colorful creation. This car truly stops traffic.

Another shot of the team with the finished car at night. This project was a labor of love, involving many long hours.

About Special Projects: Furniture, Panels & More

For wood and panel projects, I start with a deep dive into the material’s grain and joinery. Before a single drop of paint touches the surface, I map out how the pattern will flow across the panels to ensure the design looks continuous even when doors or drawers are opened.

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