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Gubbi turned-wood end table from the Neev Collection by India Design House, against a weathered plaster wall
Three framed abstract art prints in earthy tones, displayed on a weathered plaster wall

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We believe the things we live with shape how we feel.

Chhaav sculptural floor lamp in hand-carved wood with a textured surface, lit against a soft neutral backdrop

THE NEEV COLLECTION

Sculptural. ARCHITECTURAL. STORIES.

Neev means foundation — that which decides what the structure above can become. Six pieces in solid wood. Each named from a local Indian language. Each carrying a story older than the form itself — a threshold crossed, the strength of stillness, the shade an elder casts, memories from childhood given form.

Contemporary. Indian. Ours.

Chhaav floor lamp lit from within, its tall hand-carved wood form glowing against a dark backdrop

Maala end table with a stacked lathe-turned wood column and black disc top, on a neutral backdrop

Gubbi end table with a stacked lathe-turned wood base and round black top, on a neutral backdrop

Nem end table with a ribbed cylindrical wood column and round black top, on a neutral backdrop

Sthir end table with a slim turned-wood spindle on a round black base and matching black top, on a neutral backdrop

Dwaar entryway console table with two curved wood side panels and a turned central column on a black oval base and top

THE NEEV COLLECTION

Six pieces · Starting from ₹26,550 · Inclusive of GST and delivery

Four embroidered cushion covers styled on neutral sofas, with eye-motif, umbrella, birds, and abstract loop designs

LAYERS OF TEXTURE AND RHYTHM

A collection of handcrafted cushion covers designed to add softness and visual depth to a room.

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Five sculptural décor pieces — textured table lamp, textured vase, a speckled bowl, and a curved black vessel — styled on stone ledges

Objects that set the tone

Each piece is shaped from cotton mâché — fabric and chalk stone, worked and finished by hand.

Made to bring texture and presence into a room.

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Three framed abstract art prints arranged as a gallery wall in natural light — a colourful organic form, a muted portrait, and an earthy arch composition

ART PRINTS

Compositions shaped through color, structure, and rhythm. Designed to live as part of a room — not simply hang within it.

Exclusive to India Design House.

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WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU PAY

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CLEAR AVAILABILITY & DELIVERY TIMELINES

Delivery timelines shared clearly on every product page.

CRAFTED WITH INTENTION

Every piece is handcrafted by makers who have spent their lives perfecting a single craft.

Rohan and Anisha, co-founders of India Design House, seated together by a window

Founders

Most homes are full of things that look right and mean nothing.

We know — we designed ours that way. After years of building things for others, we came back, bought our first apartment in Gurgaon, and spent a year getting it exactly right. Good materials. Considered references. The right proportions.

Seven months in, we realised we felt nothing towards most of it.

That discomfort became IDH. Not to make more things — but to design objects that earn their place. Pieces with a point of view you can feel long after the purchase decision is forgotten.

Anisha and Rohan

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Works by Rohan — in homes and interiors

PLACED

Abstract TonalityONE art print by Rohan in warm rust and black tones, hung in the Maruti 360 office in Ahmedabad, featured in Elle Decor India
Abstract TonalityONE art print by Rohan in olive green and cream tones, hung in a private residence in Mumbai, seen in project by Smit Shah Innovative Designs featured in Architectural Digest India
Large abstract TonalityONE artwork by Rohan in pink and taupe tones, above a sofa in a Mumbai living room, seen in a project by Kaviar Collaborative featured in Architectural Digest India
Pair of abstract TonalityONE art prints by Rohan in muted taupe and grey tones, above a sofa in a Mumbai residence, seen in a project by Dojo Design Studio x The Prop House featured in Architectural Digest India