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Wander, wonder, repeat at this latest furniture store in Bengaluru

Hidden within Bengaluru’s urban pulse, Alankaram’s showroom by Ar. Anupriya Sahu, Founder and Design Head at Alankaram is a revelation in spatial artistry, stretching across 24,000 square feet. Each inch feels intentional, dedicated to creating an experience that’s part gallery, part sanctuary—a place where design aficionados and the curious alike can lose themselves in an interplay of light, material, and form. This isn’t just a showroom; it’s an invitation to wander through spaces that have their own rhythm, texture, and mood.

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Spaces that flow like stories

The layout unfolds like a series of narratives, each zone crafted to capture a distinct ambiance. There’s a natural cohesion to the flow, with organic materials such as raw wood, unpolished stone, and handwoven textiles serving as both anchor and inspiration. These materials give each space a tactile richness, making the showroom itself feel like a living organism. With each turn, the design reveals another carefully crafted vignette, from cosy, intimate nooks to airy, open lounges. Instead of sharply defined sections, these spaces melt into one another, creating a journey that feels as immersive as it is seamless.

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Each area plays with light, drawing attention to key details: here, a soft cascade highlighting a sculpted wall panel; there, a wash of natural light illuminating a textured chair. The effect is mesmerizing—a harmonious balance between grounded elements and fluid spaces that invite exploration.

The green heart

The design ethos is apparent not only in the material choices but also in the subtle, eco-conscious touches. A palette of sustainable woods like teak and beech lends warmth without overwhelming, while non-toxic finishes maintain the natural beauty of each surface. Energy-efficient lighting is discreetly embedded, casting gentle, atmospheric illumination that shifts as you move through the space. Rather than overpowering, these lighting choices enhance, inviting visitors to engage deeply with each material and contour.

Beyond the materials themselves, the design’s restraint speaks to sustainability, favoring timeless simplicity over trend. Each element—from the rough-hewn wooden beams to the artisanal stone tiles—is chosen to age gracefully, embracing a philosophy that beauty and sustainability are inextricably linked.

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An invitation to wander

The showroom’s immersive quality transforms furniture display into a sensory experience, each vignette more like a scene from a narrative than a simple setup. Divided into 24 unique zones, each area is styled as a complete living environment, from dining arrangements that evoke quiet gatherings to lounges that invite relaxation. These spaces allow visitors to visualize how each piece might breathe in their own homes, giving a glimpse of life beyond the showroom walls.

Thoughtfully arranged decor—artwork, sculptures, and textiles—completes each setting, reinforcing the sense that this is more than a showroom. The use of muted, natural backdrops enhances each display’s texture and depth, allowing the design details to speak for themselves. Here, the focus remains on creating a journey through form and material, where the rooms feel like chapters in a story, inviting guests to see how design can transform even the most familiar space into something extraordinary.

Alankaram’s Bengaluru showroom doesn’t merely display; it transports. Through the careful layering of organic materials, ambient light, and artful compositions, the space elevates furniture into an art form, making the showroom itself an experience as memorable as the pieces within.

FACT FILE:

Name of the project: Alankaram’s Flagship Furniture Store
Location: Bengaluru
Designed by: Ar. Anupriya Sahu
Area: 24,000 sq. ft.
Photo Credit: SpaceScapePhoto
Styling Credit: In-house by Team Alankaram
Accessories: Kaati Carpets, Sealy, Tisva

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