“Paris is a good idea”, the iconic Hollywood actress Audrey Hepburn once said. Inspired by her words, this table is a delicate tale told in the French Louis XV Style.  

Historians say the purpose of the pyramids was to house the king’s body after death. In a tribute to one-of-the-world’s most ancient man-made marvels, thirty-six miniature pyramids built in cement rest under the roof of this coffee table.

Glaciers act like a filter and absorb red and yellow light but reflect blue. In an earnest attempt, the designer seeks to capture their magnanimity in cement, flowing across this centre table in hues of white and blue.

Inspired from jazz music, this bar stool is classy, rich yet ceaselessly inventive. The metallic inscriptions on the top which reflect light are symbolic of the designer’s musings.    

This elegant stool mimics the Mexican Peyote Cactus, a hallucinogenic plant that has been used for hundreds of years by Mexican Indians. Sit on it and transport yourself.  

Inspired by the famous dwellings of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, these pieces are a must-have for all those who love art wrapped in mystery.   

In the words of Rachel Carson, “In every curving beach, in every grain of sand, there is the story of the earth.” This wooden top stool lies carelessly at the shore of a beach, where white sands form its base. Like white sands that are cool to the touch as they reflect the sun’s rays, this thing of beauty is made for refreshing and cool mornings.