Stanza TableThe most useful piece in the room is rarely the largest one. The Stanza began with a question what would a side table look like if it was designed for the way Indian homes actually function? The answer is a piece in acacia wood and powder coated metal that earns its place twice over: as the table beside the sofa that holds your evening, and as the surface that holds your laptop when the work follows you home. Open shelves keep what matters within

A single bed designed in India

There is a particular kind of comfort that comes from form rather than cushioning — the way a curved backrest follows the natural line of the body

and a single drawer keeps the essentials organised and within reach without cluttering the surface above

The room should work around you

Regal Nesting Tables Blanco | CRCA Pipe & Marble Laminate | Powder Coated | Set of Two & Three One table when the room breathes

the textures of wood some warmth and metal lends it some modernity

A bar cart designed in India

a lounge chair built for comfort

and foam and fabric wrap the seat in the kind of comfort that makes the evening stretch longer than planned

Polish gives each surface the depth and warmth of a finish that takes even the smallest object seriously

A name like Phoenix carries a particular expectation — of a piece that brings something to the room that wasn't there before

Metal gives the structure the quiet precision of a piece built to hold its character through years of the everyday