Om Home & Garden was born not from a showroom, but from lived experience. During our family’s seven-year stay in India, we immersed ourselves deeply in the country’s traditions, artistry, and everyday life. What began as personal curiosity evolved into a profound appreciation for Indian craftsmanship – and eventually into a clear mission: to share this beauty and cultural richness with homes across Europe.

We don’t just source furniture – we build relationships. We work directly with independent artisans and small workshops in Rajasthan, without middlemen. These partnerships are based on trust, respect, and shared vision. Every piece we offer is personally selected by Jenny, our founder, who values not just the final product, but the people, techniques, and traditions behind it.

“This isn’t just furniture. It’s a piece of someone’s story, shaped with care and intention.”

– Jenny, Founder

Our furniture is made from solid wood – nothing artificial, nothing mass-produced. We prefer reclaimed teak, mango wood, and old architectural elements because they carry texture, history, and strength. You’ll find traces of age, layered paint remnants, and small imperfections – and that’s exactly the point. These aren’t flaws; they’re features of authenticity.

We believe that beauty lies in the unique – not the uniform.

From hand-carved floral patterns to repurposed temple elements, our pieces reflect the warmth and richness of Indian culture. Many designs draw from traditional architecture, folk art, and the everyday poetry of Indian life – but always reimagined for contemporary European spaces. Some are colourful and playful, others subtle and earthy – but all are thoughtfully made to inspire emotion and bring atmosphere into your home.

Sustainability is not a trend for us – it’s a deep commitment. That’s why many of our pieces are made from recycled wood, often upcycled from doors, columns, and structures that once had a different life. We avoid harsh chemicals, favour natural finishes, and focus on long-lasting quality. Our aim is to reduce waste, support sustainable livelihoods, and offer furniture you won’t throw out after a few years.

By supporting handcrafted furniture, you’re also supporting cultural preservation and fair working conditions. Our artisans earn fair wages and work under ethical conditions – and we’re proud to be part of that change.

We believe a home should feel alive – not staged. Our furniture is made for real life: it can be bold or quiet, rustic or refined, but always personal. Every piece has character, and when you place it in your home, it becomes part of your story.

Whether it’s a reclaimed wood cabinet full of colour and history, or a delicately carved mirror that once framed a doorway in Rajasthan – it’s yours now, and it should feel that way.