Ridhima Sogani

Ridhima Sogani Architect , Interior Designer, Interior stylist I am an architect by profession, and a curious, observant and persevering interior designer by inclination.

Spaces fascinate me and fill me with ideas, and I like to go by my instinct when it comes to design. I believe that play of light, knowledge of materials and the opportunities they offer are the most fundamental elements in designing a space. I like to think of each space as my own, while I’m designing it. It helps me go out of the way to make each project, that I undertake, the best work I have d

one so far. My interests include travelling,films,
photography, sketching and music. All of these help me build on my design sense, lending me inspiration in immeasurable ways.

29/05/2026

Snippets from Taral — Textures, shadows, quiet details, and spaces designed to breathe & flow.

At Taral, materiality becomes emotion.Hand-dyed mulmul, Cyanotypes, Kantha, Shibori, and handloom fabrics come together ...
27/05/2026

At Taral, materiality becomes emotion.
Hand-dyed mulmul, Cyanotypes, Kantha, Shibori, and handloom fabrics come together through quiet craftsmanship and custom-made details — carrying the warmth of the human hand through the space. Marble inlays in lapis lazuli and mother-of-pearl turn furniture into flowing expressions of movement and light.

Every piece is designed and handcrafted with intention.
Available for bespoke orders and customisations — DM us.

26/05/2026

Original artworks flow through the space as quiet interpretations of water and air.
A hand-drawn charcoal piece traces the movement of air across the walls — and from one still corner, as you lie on the bed, the word “free” slowly reveals itself.

Design. Research. Storytelling. Space.If this speaks to you, we’d love to hear from you.Ridhima Sogani & Ankit Gupta Arc...
19/05/2026

Design. Research. Storytelling. Space.
If this speaks to you, we’d love to hear from you.

Ridhima Sogani & Ankit Gupta Architects ankitgupta

14/05/2026

Marble tables were hand-sketched as bespoke pieces, carrying the idea of fluidity in their very form. With lapis lazuli and mother-of-pearl iridescent inlays, they evoke the quiet movement of water, ripples, and flight.

Though static, the tables hold the sensation of flow—like a moment of movement gently paused in stone.

07/05/2026

Slow . Thoughtful . Handmade . In Flow

Orders and personalised customisations are
available upon request.

01/05/2026

Craft plays a quiet but integral role throughout Taral. Everything is handmade and customised for the
space.
Textiles enter the space softly-quiet interventions that filter light and hold stillness.
Each one, handcrafted, carries the warmth of human touch-subtle irregularities, gentle imprints of time and intention.

Taral is an exploration of freedom through space—not imagined, but felt.The two bedrooms draw from the elements—JAL (Wat...
29/04/2026

Taral is an exploration of freedom through space—
not imagined, but felt.

The two bedrooms draw from the elements—
JAL (Water) and VAYU (Air).

JAL — be like water
soft, adaptive, ever-flowing

VAYU — breath & being
a quiet rhythm, a sense of presence

“All I want is to be free” became the guiding thought behind Taral—a space shaped by the desire for ease, openness, and ...
27/04/2026

“All I want is to be free” became the guiding thought behind Taral—a space shaped by the desire for ease, openness, and release. The tagline captures the spirit of letting go and simply being.

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[Taral, flow, fluidity, stillness, freedom, calm living, slow living,
mindful stay, minimal space, sensory design, spatial experience, light and shadow, material honesty, quiet luxury, flooring, floor design, intentional travel, design-led stay, poetic architecture,
contemporary Indian design]

Instead of placing art on walls, art was created underfoot.Indigo-Neel-was poured directly onto the floor.The pigment wa...
23/04/2026

Instead of placing art on walls, art was created underfoot.
Indigo-Neel-was poured directly onto the floor.
The pigment was allowed to soak, capture motion, and then sealed, a moment of liberation held in
permanence.

[Taral, flow, fluidity, stillness, freedom, calm living, slow living, mindful stay, minimal space, sensory design, spatial experience, light and shadow, material honesty, quiet luxury, flooring, floor design, intentional travel, design-led stay, poetic architecture, contemporary Indian design]

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