This husband and wife team is pushing the envelope for well-designed urban living
The everyday inspires this husband and wife team. They design and create objects that make living better, easier and more stylish. The playful and fun chemistry they share is also reflected in the products produced by their Pune based firm, Rayden Design Studio. A few excerpts from our chat:
What is your design aesthetic?
Parul: Our products are minimal and modern. As and when possible, we try to incorporate an element of craft in them. We like to develop products in the urban context for urban homes.
How did you meet each other?
This story is from the February 2019 edition of GoodHomes.
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