We design the space,
and craft what fills it.
An atelier for considered interiors and made-to-order furniture, carried from the first drawing to the final brass fitting.
Two ways to work with the studio.
Take on a complete interior, or commission a single piece. The same hands, the same detail.
Interior Design
Homes, showrooms, restaurants and offices, designed and delivered from bare shell to the last brass fitting.
Start a project →
Send a sketch or a photo of what you have in mind. We refine it, quote the piece, and build it. Browse the catalogue, or commission your own.
Enter the atelier →Selected work
All projects →We don't buy our furniture in.
We make it.
Every frame is carved from solid wood, then joined, upholstered and finished by the same hands that shape our interiors. No flat-pack, no shortcuts. Craft, the slow way, on purpose.


A block of teak, a mallet, a chisel. Every scroll and flower is cut by hand.

Joints are cut, planed and fitted, and the frame is made to last generations.

Webbed, sprung and sewn, much of it on a machine older than the workshop.

Sanded, painted or polished, and checked by eye before it leaves us.

A single carved settee can take weeks to make. We think that is exactly the point.
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Rooted in Awadh, built for how people live now.
I Design Studios is the practice of interior designer and restoration artist Pooja Gupta, classically trained and maximalist at heart. Her rooms set the crafts of North India (carved wood, jaali screens, hand-painted murals, brass and stone) against clean, contemporary lines, drawing on an era of colonial opulence without ever turning their back on how a family actually lives.
Every project is designed, detailed and delivered by the same small team, and the work has been featured by The Hindu, India Today Home, Architect & Interiors India and a shelf of design titles.
“Functionality comes over form; form is only good for illustration.”Pooja Gupta, in Commercial Design
Tell us what you're imagining.
Choose the conversation, a complete interior, or a single piece of furniture. Share what you can; we'll reply with next steps and a meeting.






