With a successful career spanning two decades, interior designer Amrita Guha has made a name for her distinct style. She has worked on over 350 homes and is known for blending a raw, almost minimalist aesthetic with the ornate intricacy of many of India’s traditional crafts.
Standing in front of the house is a stately Harsingar tree, which is not commonly found in New Delhi. “Under normal circumstances, we would never have a tree right in front of the main door obstructing the path. But because it was planted by my father-in-law, we wanted to keep his story alive,” she explained.
Her love for tactile surfaces can be seen in other corners of the house, such as the bamboo cupboards made by Indian weavers. “These weavers are found possibly in every city in India. Bamboo ages so gracefully that you do not need to maintain it, which is also a very important factor,” she said.The home of this top fashion designer from India is a reflection of his creative influences
“I collaborated with this brilliant ceramic artist and this Japanese artist who uses steel and bends it in different forms,” she continued.