HANDCRAFTED STORYTELLING

Designed to feel like a warm hug, péro's foray into decor is everything you dreamed of and more

- RIDHI KALE

Designed to feel like second skin and not a spectacle, Aneeth Arora's péro quietly puts comfort, style and the wearer first. Which is exactly why it cannot help but stand out.

Trained in textiles at NID, Arora launched her first season in 2009. Instead of hunting for fabrics, she built her own visual language and textiles, all rooted in Indian craft. Thirty eight seasons later, that vocabulary has gently expanded into péro home (also called home is péro), crafted from her own archive of exquisite fabrics.

In classic péro fashion, the brand refuses excess, even with its textiles.