Spread over 60,000 square feet in one of Mumbai’s oldest textile mills, it houses not only a collection of furniture, decorative arts, antiques, and home accessories but also its own design studio comprising of an international team of designers, decorators, and architects. It is reported that the decor for the venue will be done to match the bride and groom’s personal tastes, adding to the already magnificent backdrop.
The extremely well-travelled owner Anurag Kanoria’s passion for furniture and history is apparent in his way of speaking about craftsmanship. In addition to displaying objets d’art, the store provides a platform for artists, photographers, and sculptors to exhibit their works as part of curated shows. Although the brand has a presence in Vikhroli, the Byculla property, which includes the original mill structures and century-old chimney, boasts a ‘light room’ which is essentially 10,000 square feet of remarkable ceiling, wall and floor lighting options.