Ikiru

We were at .india last week✨

The theme this year was Sense & Sensibility and for once, a trade show theme actually showed up in the spaces!

Design as something you feel, not just see. Fragrance, material, sound, touch - all part of how the stalls were conceived✨

What stood out: the range of conviction. One space- warm terracotta, curved boucle, hand-painted palms, pebbles underfoot. Soft, almost meditative. Another — near-black walls, a red leather sofa, Devanagari script art above it. Dark and completely sure of itself.

Both worked. Because they committed!

Also got to meet designer Shimona Bhansali from , whose vision for this year’s theme was exactly what the show needed. Good conversation with someone who clearly thinks deeply about what design should feel like, not just look like🫶

The show feels like it’s maturing- less about product display, more about point of view. That shift is good for Indian design🙌

And we at IKIRU, are paying attention🙋🏻‍♀️

The little details often make the biggest. ✨

From sculpture accents to statement pieces, decor has a way of bringing personality, warmth and character into every room. Because it’s often the smallest touches that complete your home

Eco Home Edit
Materials in spotlight

A closer look at what shapes a conscious home ;

From terracotta to bamboo, wood to rattan -
each material brings its own story, warmth, and intention.

Designed for spaces that feel calm and thoughtful.

A calmer home begins with conscious choices 🍃

Introducing ECO HOME EDIT - a thoughtful collection of pieces crafted in natural materials like bamboo, terracotta, cane, rattan and wood.
Designed to bring warmth, balance, and a quieter kind of luxury into your everyday spaces.

Thoughtfully chosen. Naturally better.

Explore the edit on ikiru.in