Living In Interiors

A look back at our first Archive Sale.

For a brief moment, the showroom shifted from a static display into something more fluid, an evolving environment where pieces moved in and out, compositions changed daily, and the space was continuously redefined by those who walked through it. What began as a release from our archive became a study in movement, material, and interaction.

Carpets, bedrooms, outdoor pieces, artworks, and one-off designs, all brought together from different collections and moments, formed a layered interior landscape. Each visit revealed something new, as the showroom adapted in real time, shaped as much by people as by objects.

This was never intended to be a conventional sale, but rather a temporary opening a way of revisiting past selections, making space, and allowing certain pieces to find new homes. In doing so, the space itself became part of the experience, shifting between stillness and activity, between display and lived-in atmosphere.

To everyone who visited, explored, and spent time within the space, thank you for being part of this chapter!

This is only the beginning.
We’ll see you at the next drop.
And soon, in a new showroom.

A dialogue between craftsmanship and culture.

This intimate informal living area was designed for the lady of the house and her guests, a cozy corner that embodies comfort and refinement. Here, Indian and Ottoman influences meet through detail and form, creating a space that feels both personal and timeless.

An ornate screen from India pays homage to the Silk Road’s spirit of exchange, while hand-carved columns and a stilted arch, rooted in Islamic architectural tradition, frame the room with harmony and grace.

The trellis woodwork, crafted by and backed with antique mirror, reflects soft light and movement throughout the space. Antique pieces including a Mastaba from Syria and Opaline glassware add layers of history and storytelling.

Designed, executed, and furnished by Living In Interiors.

A heartfelt thank you to and for featuring the project and giving us the push to share it. To , whose photographs turned our vision into life. And for her thoughtful and refined stylistic direction.