FROM THE STUDIO

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Thoughts on materials, spaces and considered living — written from the studio's point of view. Each post reflects the Kachi Interiors approach to interiors: warm, characterful and deeply considered, with a focus on craft, materiality and the details that make a home feel truly personal.

Why Antiques Belong in Contemporary Interiors

There is a vessel in our latest Design Edit that has been in use for over a hundred years. A 19th-century bronze urli from Kerala, South India, originally a cooking vessel, passed between hands, was used in kitchens, and was carried through generations. It arrived at us through Vinterior, and it is the piece we keep returning to. Not because it is rare. Not because it is expensive. Because it has weight, that weight, literal and otherwise, is what antiques bring to a contemp

5 days ago4 min read

Inspired by the Brutalist architecture movement of the mid-20th century, the Brutus collection is reimagined in solid oak with a natural finish, highlighting the raw beauty and timeless appeal of the material itself.

Warm Brutalism — A Softer, More Livable Approach to Sculptural Interiors

Discover warm brutalism — a design approach that blends raw materials, sculptural forms and natural warmth to create interiors that feel grounded, calm and deeply considered.

Nov 26, 20255 min read