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One studio.
Many expressions of form.

Studio Isora works at the meeting point of material and design. We explore how a surface changes a building, how a detail changes a space, and how a garment changes the way we move through the world. Each discipline begins with the same instinct: to make something considered, distinctive, and lasting.

A dark stone facade with perforated panels glowing gold at dusk.
01Facades & ExteriorsSkins, screens and fins that shape how a building meets the sun.
A hotel lounge with a tall perforated metal wall lit in warm red.
02Interior Surfaces & CeilingsWalls and ceilings in relief, made to be read by light.
Two hammered copper side tables with walnut tops in a sunlit veranda.
03Furniture & ObjectsBenches, tables, lanterns and consoles for the rooms we design.
Overlapping scales of brushed dark bronze catching the light.
04Materials & FinishesMetal, wood and glass transforming spaces, giving them expression.

01 · Facades & Exteriors

We conceive architectural façades, screens, partitions, and spatial details that bring depth and identity to a place. Metal is our starting point; glass, wood, and other materials extend the possibilities of each brief.

A mirrored stainless building draped in folded, wave-like panels at golden hour.
A shaded bazaar walkway under a white perforated canopy that scatters leaf-shaped light on the paving.
A tall residential tower wrapped in curving timber-toned fins and planted terraces at sunset.
A bronze-panelled pavilion with glowing horizontal slots, on a cliffside road above a lake at dusk.
A corner showroom clad in overlapping bronze scales that curl up over a glazed entrance.
A wave-shaped store facade of folded perforated copper panels glowing at sunset.
A lakeside promenade under a white organic perforated canopy, with stone benches.
A curving building wrapped in perforated gold screens with a tree pattern, lit from within at dusk.
A small two-storey pavilion of curved brushed-steel bands with tall glazed openings, among palms.
A children's playground built from white laser-cut steel lattice, with towers, tunnels and a slide.
A glass and copper-finned pavilion set into a black volcanic cliff above the sea at sunset.
A stone house with a sweeping perforated metal screen shaped like a leaf across its upper floor.

Light study8 × 4 panels · 1000 × 1600 mmJaali · Brushed bronze · Night

Tap a panel to switch its light · drag to look around

02 · Interior Surfaces & Ceilings

Studio Isora is a design studio exploring the relationship between material, space, and the way we live.

A double-height hotel lounge with a perforated bronze wall of backlit oval panels in deep red.
An airport lounge lined with textured copper walls, planted niches and a tall window onto the runway at sunset.
A yoga pavilion under a vaulted canopy of overlapping copper scales, open to a forest and pond.
A dark hotel lobby with tall laser-cut brass screens, fluted panels and a patterned arch behind the seating.
A curving corridor lined with a copper-rod screen wall, beside a still pool and a planted rock garden.
A sunlit lounge behind a curved perforated gold screen that scatters circles of light across the floor.
A dining room under a cluster of hammered bronze drum pendants, with navy velvet chairs.
A lounge bar under a ceiling of large hammered copper petals lit from within.
A lounge bar with fluted timber columns and backlit perforated panels framing a planted window.

Drag to look along the wall

Surface studioFluted · walnut, oiled · day10 m wall · 3.5 m high

Interactive · Surface studio

Design a statement wall

Choose a relief and a material, then see the wall by day or in the evening.

Relief
Material
Light

03 · Furniture & Objects

Benches, tables, lanterns and consoles, designed alongside our spaces.

Two hammered copper pendant lights with folded, wave-like shades above a walnut dining table.
A pair of side tables wrapped in curved hammered copper with round walnut tops, on a sunlit veranda.
A blackened steel side table with a round top and walnut shelves tucked into its folded base.
A bronze side table bent from one ribbon of metal, with a magazine sling, beside a lounge chair.
A brass plant stand of looping tubes with a round tray, holding a potted pothos.
A slender brass tripod floor lamp with a conical copper shade and a planter bowl of trailing pothos.
A copper floor lamp with a hammered leaf-shaped shade, a side tray and a hanging brass planter.

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04 · Materials & Finishes

Material shapes the experience.

At Studio Isora, material is more than a finish. It determines how a surface catches light, how a space feels, and how a design changes over time. We explore each material for its character, then choose the form and detail that let it speak.

  • Metal

    Our starting point. Metal offers precision and strength, but also surprising delicacy. Through perforation, folding, texture, and finish, it can create privacy, cast shifting shadows, or give a façade a distinct identity.

  • Glass

    Glass brings light and visual openness into a design. Clear, textured, or layered applications can connect spaces while changing the way we see through them.

  • Wood

    Wood introduces warmth, grain, and a natural sense of depth. We use it where its texture can soften an architectural surface and bring a more tactile quality to a space.

  • Material combinations

    Some of the most interesting ideas emerge where materials meet. The contrast between metal and wood, or the play of light across metal and glass, can make a detail feel both purposeful and unexpected.

Every material is considered in relation to its setting, its use, and the feeling it should create.

Explore Our Work
Finish

Sample · Brushed bronze

Looking for something not shown here? We develop custom materials, colours and finishes for each project, from bespoke patinas to new material combinations.

Discuss custom materials & finishes

Index of work

Work in progress.

Process

  1. 01

    Understand

    We discuss the site, intent, dimensions, practical needs, and desired experience.

  2. 02

    Explore

    We develop directions through form, material, proportion, and finish.

  3. 03

    Refine

    We resolve the chosen concept with the relevant design and fabrication specialists.

  4. 04

    Realise

    The project moves forward according to its agreed scope, team, and technical requirements.

Studio / About

A studio that designs the edge between material, space, and environment.

Studio Isora is an independent design studio founded by Chavi Gupta. Its practice brings together architecture and fashion through a shared interest in form, material, craft, and the experience of everyday life.

Our approach

  • A material-first way of thinking.

    We begin by understanding what a material can do: how it holds light, responds to touch, creates shadow, moves, and ages. Form follows that exploration. The result is work that feels precise without losing warmth, and expressive without excess.

  • Built across scales.

    Our thinking moves between the scale of a building and the scale of the body. A façade, a room, a piece of furniture, and a garment each ask different questions, yet all depend on proportion, construction, and detail.

  • Made through collaboration.

    Every project is shaped by its setting, purpose, and the people who will use it. We work with clients and specialist makers to develop an idea from early concept toward a considered result.

A note from Chavi

“I started Studio Isora to explore a design language that could move freely between architecture and clothing. I am drawn to the moment a material becomes more than a finish—when it defines the experience of a place or the feeling of something worn. Studio Isora is my way of pursuing that idea with care, curiosity, and clarity.”

Chavi Gupta, founder

Studio values

  • Material honesty.

    Let each material express its character.

  • Considered form.

    Give every line, volume, and opening a purpose.

  • Quiet distinction.

    Create a memorable presence through proportion and detail.

  • Enduring relevance.

    Design for use and appreciation beyond a momentary trend.

Discuss a Project

Bespoke projects

Have a space in mind? Let’s design it together.

Tell us about the building, the room or the piece. We reply within two working days with first thoughts, references and a way to begin.

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Studio and workshop
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Email
mail@studioisora.in
Visits
Studio visits and sample viewings by appointment, Monday to Saturday.
Representation
India
Work
Worldwide