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November 2017

Objectry, is a design studio which creates one-of-a-kind household objects. The approach adopted, paired with quality Indian artisanship, organically results in work that is utilitarian yet distinctive.

- Dhanishta Shah

Objets D'affection

Objectry, nestled in the bustling neighbourhood of Ghitorni in Delhi, is a design studio driven by the unique sensibility of allowing a material to lend itself to the design. Sugandh Kumar and Aanchal Goel, the design duo behind the brand are known for their interest in woodworking techniques, and pottery respectively and this aspect even seeps into the brand’s ethos.

“Our design principle originates from something very simple - making day to day things exciting.

Our goal is that through every piece, the consumer experiences a brand new perspective and objectifies that experience through that piece. Keeping this in mind, Objectry was born. It invite consumers to be a part of the art of making objects,” says Aanchal Goel, Design Head and Co-founder.

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