Anita Dalmia
Luxury Cultural Textile
and Interior Designer
Creating timeless handcrafted patterns and bespoke surfaces for interiors, hospitality, luxury residences, and curated lifestyle spaces.
Inspired By Our Past,
Designed For Today
Anita Dalmia creates cultural textile and interiors inspired by India’s artistic and craft heritage. Her work spans wallpapers, fabrics, upholstery, carpets, embroideries, cushions, lampshades, and immersive interior concepts for luxury residential and hospitality spaces.
- Bespoke Textile Design
- Upholstery & Cushion Design
- Luxury Wallpaper Collections
- Decorative Surface Concepts
- Hand-Drawn & Embroidered Artworks
- Art-Led Interior Styling
- Hospitality & Hotel Collaborations
- Licensing & Collaborations
- Custom Carpets & Rugs
Featured In
Clients & Collaborations
Design collaborations and bespoke projects across interiors, hospitality, and luxury lifestyle spaces.
Each project is approached with a strong sense of storytelling, craftsmanship, and attention to detail.
Work With UsClient Testimonials
Anita has a distinct eye for detailing. Her ability to weave stories through textures and interiors is truly exceptional.
Her sense of colour is fantastic – she just knows what goes with what. It goes from classics to contemporary; it’s very versatile.
Anita’s creativity and understanding of heritage transform spaces into experiences that feel personal, timeless and utterly beautiful.
Working with Anita was a seamless journey. Her attention to detail and commitment to quality are unmatched.
Anita’s creations bring together heritage and modernity in the most effortless way. Every piece feels timeless yet relevant.
The detailing, craftsmanship and originality in Anita’s work make her collections truly distinctive and memorable.
Her ability to blend traditional Indian artistry with modern sensibilities is remarkable. Her passion shines through in every design.
From concept to execution, Anita and her team were exceptional. Our home is a true reflection of our story, told with grace.
