Studio Rohini Bagla

23/10/2026

A workspace is more than just a desk and a chair. It’s where ideas take shape and everyday routines unfold.

At HÆRTH, the workstation brings together warm wood finishes, marble surfaces, and a striking black grid ceiling balanced by curved architectural details.

Open display niches, personal objects, and carefully planned storage add character to the space, making it feel a little more personal than a conventional office.

space designed for the everyday, with enough personality to ake each working day feel different.

Project HÆRTH | Studio Rohini Bagla

Rohini Bagla

Credits:
Photography: Ar. Sagar Mandal
Styling:

[Studio Rohini Bagla, Project HÆRTH, office interiors, workstation design, contemporary office, luxury workspace, workspace interiors, marble details, wood finishes, office styling, modern workplace design]

21/10/2026

A workspace is more than just a desk and a chair. It’s where ideas take shape and everyday routines unfold.

At HÆRTH, the workstation brings together warm wood finishes, marble surfaces, and a striking black grid ceiling balanced by curved architectural details. Open display niches, personal objects, and carefully planned storage add character to the space, making it feel a little more personal than a conventional office.

A space designed for the everyday, with enough personality to make each working day feel different.

Project HÆRTH | Studio Rohini Bagla

Rohini Bagla

Credits:
Photography: Ar. Sagar Mandal
Styling:

[Studio Rohini Bagla, Project HÆRTH, office interiors, workstation design, contemporary office, luxury workspace, workspace interiors, marble details, wood finishes, office styling, modern workplace design]

19/10/2026

A workspace with a little more personality.

Warm wood finishes, sleek metal-framed partitions and open display shelves bring character to this cabin. The carefully curated objects add a personal touch, while natural light and understated furniture keep the space feeling open and inviting.

A cabin that feels as personal as it is professional.

Project HÆRTH | Studio Rohini Bagla

Rohini Bagla

Credits:
Videography: Ar. Sagar Mandal
Styling: Elsewhere Atelier

Studio Rohini Bagla, Project HÆRTH, Office Interiors, Cabin Design, Contemporary Workspace, Wood Finishes, Bespoke Furniture, Interior Styling, Modern Office Design

17/10/2026

A cabin that brings together design, detail and a little personality.

At HÆRTH, warm wooden finishes, a statement marble desk and layered shelving set the tone for the space. From the sculptural furniture and metallic accents to the carefully curated artefacts, every detail adds its own character to the interiors.

A workspace designed to feel personal, inviting and anything but conventional.

Project HÆRTH | Studio Rohini Bagla

Rohini Bagla

Credits: Photography: Ar. Sagar Mandal Styling: Elsewhere Atelier

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14/10/2026

An office that feels anything but ordinary.

At HÆRTH, every detail brings its own character to the space. From the rich marble backdrop and warm wooden shelving to the carefully curated objects, sculptural furniture and layered textures, each element adds depth and personality to the interiors.

A workspace where material, design and individuality come together to create something beyond the conventional office.

Project HÆRTH | Studio Rohini Bagla

Rohini Bagla

Credits:
Styling: Elsewhere Atelier

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11/10/2026

India Design 2026, through my lens!

Every edition brings something new to discover, and this one was filled with interesting forms, materials, craftsmanship and fresh design perspectives.

From sculptural furniture and intriguing silhouettes to beautiful material combinations, intricate details and thoughtfully crafted pieces, there was plenty that made me stop and look a little closer.

Some designs inspire new ideas, while others simply stay with you. These were a few of mine!

Rohini Bagla

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11/10/2026

07/10/2026

A dining table is rarely just about the food.

It’s where conversations stretch longer, someone pulls up an extra chair, and somehow dinner turns into hours of talking. That’s why I like designing dining spaces to feel open, connected and easy to linger in, even when the space itself is compact.

Banquettes, open sightlines, softer forms and a visual connection to the kitchen or living area can completely change how a dining space feels and functions.

Because the best dining spaces aren’t designed just for meals. They’re designed for the moments that happen around them.

What makes you want to stay longer at a dining table? Tell me in the comments.

Rohini Bagla

[ dining room design, dining space, interior design, home interiors, interior designer, dining table, compact dining, space planning, modern interiors, home design ]

06/10/2026

Some homes are just too interesting to play it safe.

Through playful choices, layered materials and moments that catch your eye, the idea is to create spaces that feel distinct without losing sight of the people living in them.

Because the best homes don’t follow a formula. They carry a little bit of the designer and a lot of the people they’re designed for.

Rohini Bagla

[Studio Rohini Bagla, interior design, bespoke interiors, residential design, luxury interiors, personalised spaces, contemporary interiors, interior styling, home design, design details]

04/10/2026

There are many sides to me, but design will always be at the heart of them all.

I love travelling, food, fashion, photography and everything that keeps me curious. Somewhere along the way, each of these has shaped how I see spaces, details and the people I design for.

Because there’s always more to the designer than the design.

Rohini Bagla

[Studio Rohini Bagla, interior designer, luxury interiors, residential design, home design, interior styling, design inspiration, lifestyle, travel, photography]