Teak furniture that belongs in this climate.
A showroom in Aluva. Sofas, dining sets, cots, wardrobes and desks — every piece selected to hold its shape through the wet months and the dry ones.
Four rooms, four different jobs.
Living, dining, bedroom and office. Each collection starts with the room and what it asks of furniture — then shows you the pieces.
We don’t make furniture. We choose it.
There is no workshop here — there is judgement. Every piece is taken on only after the same questions: how is it joined, how will it behave in humid air, will the doors still close cleanly in ten years. Most of what suppliers offer fails. The showroom holds what passed.
More about the shop
Rooms are lived in. Furniture should expect it.
Built for air this wet.
Kerala gets two monsoons, and for most of the year the humidity stays above seventy per cent. Wood drinks that in: a teak panel a metre wide grows five to six millimetres by July and gives it back by January. Good furniture is built around that movement — in how boards are cut, how corners are joined, and how much clearance a door is given.
- 3,000mm
- 70–90%
- 5–6mm
Planning a room? Start with a message.
Tell us the room, the piece you are circling, or just the measurements you have. It lands directly with the shop — ask about sizes, wood, prices, or whether something will actually fit your space.