THE ART OF LUXURY FURNITURE

Experienced Partner & Director of Operations Ankit Agarwal carries a mammoth legacy of creative excellence combined with a fearless compulsion to evolve . This mantle has been handed to him by his father & uncle, the legendary maestro of all Interior Executions. Skilled in Interior Architecture, Modern Furniture, Residential Design, Concept Art, and Commercial Interiors. The burning & restless quest to explore every medium of creative application has led Ankit Agarwal in the past 9 years , starting with Interior Execution Specialist , adding in furniture & interior design , organically evolving into a Furniture Designer & searing through graphic illustration for Residential & Commercial Spaces.

In this process, The past one decade have seen national awards & accolades, while catering to an array of elite clients such as the Jcb India, Manav Rachna Group, Bilt Group, PSP Legal advocates & solicitors, B.S Anagpuria Insittute of technology to name a few. From 1000 sq.ft. Projects scaling to mammoth Residential & Commercial spaces he has garnered himself a global presence taking his philosophy of Indigenous Luxury far & wide. An institute of designing requires at least three year curriculum but Ankit says he has dedicated the past 12 years in learning & still remains an avaricious & passionate student.

Ankit Agarwal possesses a fervent enthusiasm which is evident in the tangible energy that is felt and witnessed in his work. His love for artistic designs and creativity literally flows in his blood. His style and ideas are constantly breaking away from the traditional, the customary and the predictable. Ankit believes “A great design for me is organically Indian, but the message is fairly subliminal, and it is always contemporary, glamorous and evolving. It has a sense of fresh international glamour which is always a constant.”

For instance in residential projects, the use of muted colours and a play on space trump excessive ornamentation where there is a sense of flamboyance and glamour, but it’s toned down. Furniture in gold, silver, champagne leafing, rich fabrics both in color and texture, for example chenille, evolve the design element into a more relaxed, enchanting and classic look as opposed to the industrial modern décor witnessed in the recent past. The inheritance of culture and tastefulness can be accentuated by inlay on table tops in semi precious stones, cutwork mirror and embellished textile to integrate an old world charm into the modern living.

In order to get an Indian flavor to a décor one doesn’t necessarily have to pick up ethnic Indian items of décor it is really a question of fragrance, and fragrance can come in through color. Indian décor is packed with youthful energy, complimented with free movement of varying forms, prints and vibrant colours that amalgamate into ones personality.