Delhi studio transforms carpets into architectural elements and art installations

A studio in Okhla, Delhi has begun experimenting with unconventional uses of traditional carpets, moving beyond their conventional floor placement. The space transforms carpets into wall panels, ceiling installations, and standalone art pieces, exploring new dimensions in textile design and spatial aesthetics.
This approach challenges conventional interior design practices by elevating carpets to architectural elements that define space and ambiance. The studio's work merges traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design thinking, creating installations that reframe how textiles function within built environments.



