Furniture & Decor Selection

what we source

Furniture & decor for every room

We curate and custom-make pieces that fit your space, style and budget, and we style them so the room feels finished.

Sofas & Seating

L-shaped sofas, recliners, lounge chairs and benches in fabrics that suit kids and pets.

Best for: Living · Family lounge

Beds & Bedroom

Upholstered and storage beds, side tables and dressers sized to your room.

Best for: Master · Guest · Kids

Dining Sets

4, 6 or 8-seater tables in wood, marble or glass with matching chairs.

Best for: Dining · Breakfast nook

Storage & Wardrobes

Wardrobes, TV units, shoe racks and crockery units designed for what you own.

Best for: Every room

Rugs & Soft Furnishings

Rugs, cushions, throws and curtains that add warmth, colour and texture.

Best for: Living · Bedroom

Decor & Accents

Art, mirrors, lamps, vases and plants chosen to complete the look.

Best for: Styling · Finishing touch

placement guide

Where should your furniture go?

Good placement makes a room comfortable to walk through and nice to sit in. Pick a room to see what works best and the measurements we follow.

Anchor the seating around a focal point

Living Room

Face the main sofa towards the focal point (TV, fireplace or view), and arrange other seats to form a conversation circle.

Sofa to coffee table16–18 in (40–45 cm) Walkways30–36 in (75–90 cm) TV distance1.5–2.5 × screen size

Place at least the front legs of all seating on the rug
Float the sofa off the wall in larger rooms to create zones
Keep the TV centre at seated eye level (about 42 in / 105 cm)
Do not block windows or doorways with tall units
Avoid lining every piece against the walls

Make the bed the hero

Bedroom

Place the bed against the longest solid wall, facing the door if possible, with equal space on both sides.

Around the bed24–30 in (60–75 cm) In front of wardrobe36 in (90 cm) Nightstand heightLevel with mattress top

Headboard on a solid wall, not under a window
Wardrobe with sliding doors if space is tight
Bedside lights or sconces on both sides
Keep the path from bed to bathroom clear
Avoid a mirror facing the bed if you prefer Vastu guidance

Leave room to pull chairs out

Dining Room

Centre the table under the light and leave enough space around it to sit down and walk behind seated guests.

Table edge to wall36–42 in (90–105 cm) Width per diner24 in (60 cm) Pendant above table30–36 in (75–90 cm)

Round tables suit small, square rooms
Rug should extend 24 in beyond the table on all sides
Place the crockery unit on the side wall, not behind chairs
Avoid oversized chairs in a compact dining area

Light from the side, wall behind you

Home Office

Put the desk perpendicular to the window to avoid glare, with a solid wall or shelf behind you for video calls.

Desk height28–30 in (71–76 cm) Behind the chair36 in (90 cm) Screen distanceAbout an arm's length

Top of the monitor at eye level
Task lamp on the side opposite your writing hand
Ergonomic chair with lumbar support
Avoid sitting with your back to the door or window

Make every piece work twice

Small Spaces

In compact homes, choose furniture that multitasks and keep the floor as visible as possible.

SeatingApartment-size sofa, 72–80 in TablesNesting or round StorageGo vertical, up to the ceiling

Sofa-cum-beds, storage beds and ottomans
Leggy furniture that shows more floor
Mirrors and light colours to bounce light
Wall-mounted TV units and floating shelves
Avoid bulky, heavy pieces and too many small items

buying guide

How to choose the right furniture

Keep these points in mind before you buy, or let us do the choosing for you.

Measure the room and the doors

Check room size, door widths, lift and staircase turns before you order large sofas or beds.

Get the scale right

Large rooms need substantial pieces. Small rooms feel bigger with slimmer arms and raised legs.

Pick fabrics for real life

With kids or pets, choose performance fabrics, leatherette or removable, washable covers.

Know your wood

Solid sheesham or teak lasts for decades. Engineered wood is lighter and cheaper but must be kept dry.

Test comfort

Seat depth of 21–24 in and seat height of 17–19 in suit most adults for a sofa.

Hang art at eye level

Centre artwork about 57–60 in (145–152 cm) from the floor, or 8–10 in above a sofa.

how we work

From idea to a styled room

Step 1

Style discovery

We learn your taste, needs and budget.

Step 2

Measured layout

A floor plan showing every piece and its clearance.

Step 3

Curated selection

Options, fabric swatches and finish samples for approval.

Step 4

Delivery & styling

We deliver, place and style every piece.