Our journey began in the art studios of Kathmandu, where traditional Newari woodcarving techniques have been passed down through generations. As artists and designers, we were captivated by the intricate beauty of this ancient craft, yet felt drawn to create something entirely new.

During our studies in European design history, we discovered the elegant simplicity of Louis Philippe III furniture—its clean lines and refined proportions spoke to our modern sensibilities. We saw an opportunity to bridge two worlds: the rich cultural heritage of Nepal and the timeless sophistication of French design.

What started as an artistic experiment became our life's work. We realized that by stripping away excessive ornamentation while preserving the essence of both traditions, we could create furniture that honors the past while serving contemporary living.

Our workshop is a sanctuary where time-honored techniques meet contemporary vision. Here, master craftsmen who learned their trade from generations of Newari artisans work alongside designers trained in European furniture traditions.

Every piece begins with carefully selected hardwoods, chosen not just for their beauty but for their ability to age gracefully. We believe that furniture should improve with time, developing character and patina that tells the story of the lives it has touched.

Our commitment to sustainability means we source only responsibly harvested wood, ensuring that our craft contributes to the preservation of the forests that inspire our work.