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The India Story’s Home Edit section: A comprehensive shopping hub

One could pick something to add an aesthetic touch to any indoor space
Vedika Kejriwal
Vedika Kejriwal
Sudarshana Ganguly (t2 Intern)   |   Published 23.12.22, 04:27 AM

The India Story’s Home Edit section was a comprehensive shopping hub. With an array of brands and items, one could pick something to add an aesthetic touch to any indoor space. The Telegraph spoke to Vedika Kejriwal of The Design Mill, who curated THE HOME EDIT at TIS:

What was the thought process behind curating the Home Edit?

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We have tried to get brands from different parts of India to represent at this exhibition. They are up and coming or are prominent in their own cities. But we wanted to introduce them to Kolkata. We got brands from Delhi, Surat and Bombay.

How did you decide on the brands?

We reached out to a lot of different brands. The idea was to have a variety of different products and brands from across the country and have them present and available in the city.

How did the collaboration come about with The India Story?

I also have my own pop-up, The Design Mill. This time, we have collaborated with The India Story for home solutions. This is the first time we are doing the event here and this edit of The India Story was a great experience to begin with. We got the kind of exposure we were looking for.

HOME EDIT BY VEDIKA KEJRIWAL
TEESA HOME’s collection of luxurious bedding will make every nap a great one. Their unique cushion covers add a touch of elegance as well. “We want to focus on slow living in a world where everything is a rat race. We have worked with local craftsmen to bring together elegant and thoughtful designs,” said Trishla Pareek, partner, Teesa Home.
TEESA HOME’s collection of luxurious bedding will make every nap a great one. Their unique cushion covers add a touch of elegance as well. “We want to focus on slow living in a world where everything is a rat race. We have worked with local craftsmen to bring together elegant and thoughtful designs,” said Trishla Pareek, partner, Teesa Home.
We spotted these gorgeous trays at TRINITY HOMES. Complete with handwash holders and stands, they can add a touch of luxury to your washroom or wash basin space. “We started about six years ago. We make a variety of tableware and other home essentials. We initially used to import our materials but for the past three years, we have been sourcing and producing entirely in India,” said Pooja Bajoria, owner, Trinity Homes.
We spotted these gorgeous trays at TRINITY HOMES. Complete with handwash holders and stands, they can add a touch of luxury to your washroom or wash basin space. “We started about six years ago. We make a variety of tableware and other home essentials. We initially used to import our materials but for the past three years, we have been sourcing and producing entirely in India,” said Pooja Bajoria, owner, Trinity Homes.
At OCCASIONS BY RENU, one could truly pick items for every occasion, whether for a gift or for your own space. These wooden and cane trays exude a rustic charm, perfect for the winter season. “We have brought here everything made in India. This is the first time I have come here. We have used different materials for our products like brass and wood,” Renu Ganeriwal, owner, Occasions by Renu.
At OCCASIONS BY RENU, one could truly pick items for every occasion, whether for a gift or for your own space. These wooden and cane trays exude a rustic charm, perfect for the winter season. “We have brought here everything made in India. This is the first time I have come here. We have used different materials for our products like brass and wood,” Renu Ganeriwal, owner, Occasions by Renu.
These beautiful silver accessories caught our eye at SILVERN. Designed with delicate filigree work, the items on display included religious idols, trays and even purses. They were lightweight as well, making them convenient for use. “We mostly work with filigree designs on silver. Our latest range is the Divinity Collection. Other than that, we have a variety of décor and tableware items,” said Smridhi Kajaria, owner, Silvern.
These beautiful silver accessories caught our eye at SILVERN. Designed with delicate filigree work, the items on display included religious idols, trays and even purses. They were lightweight as well, making them convenient for use. “We mostly work with filigree designs on silver. Our latest range is the Divinity Collection. Other than that, we have a variety of décor and tableware items,” said Smridhi Kajaria, owner, Silvern.

Pictures: Rashbehari Das

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