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Home Décor · Furniture · Gifting · Furnishings
Beautiful objects for joyful living. Curated for those who believe their home deserves intention.
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Honest conversations with architects, designers, and clients about what really happens behind a project — the decisions, the compromises, and the moments that never make it into the final photographs.
Epesode 5
Maza Nahi Aya? The Client's Side of Luxury Homes | Ep. 05: Anu & Saurabh Khurana x Ankur Dassani
Anu Khurana & Saurabh Khurana
16:22
Epesode 4
Comfort Is the Only Luxury | Nikhil Verma x Ankur Dassani | Maza Nahi Aya EP 04 | TIS Living
Nikhil Verma
18:32
Epesode 3
Maza Nahi Aya? Designing for the "Real" Client | Ep. 03: Arch Chandan Potdar x Ankur Dassani
Arch Chandan Potdar
1:03:15
Epesode 2
Maza Nahi Aya? Designing for the "Real" Client | Ep. 02: Wamika Bansal & Arjun Sara x Ankur Dassani
Wamika Bansal & Arjun Sara
1:03:43
Epesode 1
Decoding the "Maza Nahi Aaya" moment of Interior Industry
Ar. Vikrant Dwivedi
54:24
Projects, insights & moments from TIS Living.
From the Journal

When a furniture project goes sideways, the blame usually lands on whoever the client can reach first. Almost none of it is actually about craftsmanship — it's about a missing record of who approved what, and when.

Most furniture decisions get made on how a piece looks and whether it fits the room. The two things that actually determine whether you'll still like it in a year are invisible until you've already bought it.

Most furniture disputes don't start at delivery — they start at the first meeting, when a question that should have been asked never was. Eight questions that reveal whether a maker actually has a process, or just a portfolio.