It began in 1999, with a love for fabric and a desire to understand it better.

Our founder completed his education in printing technology, and that knowledge naturally shaped the way he saw fabric. He understood how it absorbed colour, how it behaved after stitching, and how it would eventually live and function inside a home.

That curiosity became The Indoor Collection.

Good fabric deserves to be used well.

Over the years, we began sourcing surplus lots export-quality cotton that may otherwise have gone unused. By giving these fabrics another life, we reduce waste, keep our costs efficient, and continue to offer good quality at fair prices.

It is a simple approach to sustainability: use what already exists, keep the fabric as natural as possible, and make something worth keeping from it.

Kora Cotton is at the heart of what we do.

Natural, undyed and unbleached, it is simple, breathable and full of character. We use lighter, medium and heavier weights depending on whether the fabric is becoming a lining, curtain,bag or everyday product.

Then we make it our own.

From there, almost everything happens under our own roof. We print, cut and stitch in-house.

And if you spend a little time with our collection, you will notice that nature appears everywhere.

Nature has always been a big part of what inspires us. When we saw a gap for expressive animal and nature-inspired prints, we began creating the ones we wanted to see ourselves.

Over time, they became part of our identity.

More than two decades later, we still work with the same principles we began with, make thoughtfully, stay true to what we believe in, and never lose the curiosity that started it all.

We hope you find something in our collection that feels at home in yours.