Wari Watai is a multidisciplinary design studio and furniture brand based in Bangalore, India. They focus on creating handcrafted pieces that bring warmth and functionality to interiors. The studio works with sustainable materials craftsmanship and skilled artisans, ensuring each design carries a story. Their approach to furniture goes beyond aesthetics, it’s about forming deeper connections between people and the spaces they live in.
Reimagining the Mughal jaali, Aide Memoire is a window into the past and the present. Monumental birch ply frames are punctuated by a variety of windows — some with traditional handwoven wicker, some with zinc/copper plate etching. Letting light through while allowing a measure of privacy, Aide Memoire is a great way to define spaces within large rooms for homes, hotels and more.
Designed to declutter workspaces, it holds notes, stationery, and essentials while adding a subtle charm to interiors. The sleek, minimal frame ensures it complements different decor styles, making it a perfect addition for modern homes.
A rocking chair that lets you sit any way you like — feet up, cross-legged, astride or stretched for a nap. The 360 Rocker’s combination of steam bent plywood and felt brings a sense of mid-century chic to this decidedly contemporary piece.
It offers a seamless rocking experience, designed for relaxation without compromising on aesthetics. The craftsmanship highlights the beauty of natural materials, making it not just a seating option but an artistic statement.
Every piece from Wari Watai embodies a balance between design, function, and sustainable craftsmanship. Their commitment to creating meaningful furniture results in products that don’t just decorate interiors but enhance everyday experiences. With an eye for detail and a deep respect for materials, the brand continues to craft furniture that feels personal, timeless, and effortlessly elegant.
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Embarking on a journey into the realm of interior design, our focus turns to the transformative realm of painting techniques for walls. In this exploration, we delve beyond traditional colour choices, uncovering a diverse palette of methods that redefine living spaces. Going beyond the conventional, these painting techniques redefine walls, introducing depth, texture, and individuality. […]
Unique to the region, Gopuram Temple is a peculiar feature of Southern India. In comparison to temples in other parts of India, these gateways are more ornate, monumental, and huge in construction. They are colourful, huge structures ornamented with sculptures of gods and goddesses that depict the myths residing in their lives. Ancient and early […]
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