Our Stores

Rooted in the old-world architecture of Kala Ghoda, Bombay’s historic design district, the store takes its cue from the place it inhabits — becoming more sculptural, more expressive, almost object-like in itself.

Built around duality, it moves between dark and light, masculine and feminine, heritage and disruption. A serpent marks the façade, while inside, Mudras, a wall of ears, and a reimagined wall of faces turn the act of display into an artistic gesture.

Conceived as a contemporary Sheesh Mahal, the Bandra store brings together Jaipur craft and the layered character of its neighbourhood. Hand-set mirrorwork, sculptural arches and woven textures sit alongside playful references to Bandra — floating cupids, a tiny fountain and a wall of sculpted ears.

Designed entirely in-house, the space shifts between craft and irreverence, tradition and experimentation — an immersive extension of the Bhavya Ramesh world.

Conceived as a journey through time, the Khan Market store moves between two opposing worlds — the primal and the futuristic. Raw, cave-like textures and sculptural forms gradually give way to digital surfaces and hyper-modern displays, creating a deliberate collision between instinct and innovation.

More portal than conventional retail space, the store mirrors Bhavya Ramesh’s own design language: bold, experimental and constantly moving between past and future.