Since 1993, Designer Stephanie Odegard has been partnering with a select group of designers to bring The Stephanie Odegard Collection to life. Known for her high-end, handcrafted, socially-conscious rug collections, the ongoing development of Odegard’s eponymous collection has transformed her showroom into a reputable source for luxury home furnishings of all kinds that are exquisitely crafted and kind to the planet and its people as well.
The latest collaboration is with Viya Home and the result is a selection home décor items that are representative of Viya Home’s native India, but will be perfectly at home in any setting that fuses history with modern elegance.
Product Description
The home décor pieces that make up the Viya Home for The Stephanie Odegard Collection are made of brass or copper, with select pieces made from stone overlaid with semi-precious materials like malachite, lapis lazuli and mother of pearl.Viya Home Themes
- India Modern: a contemporary twist on traditional Indian motifs and ancient Indian architecture.
- Art Deco: designs inspired by Indian architecture popular in the 1950s.
- Contemporary/International: a collection of deconstructed forms inspired by nature.
More about Viya Home
New Delhi-based Viya Home is run by siblings Vikram Goyal and Divya Goyal. Their high-end collection includes a range of furniture, decorative and functional sculptures, washbasins, hardware, planters, and lighting. Products in the line are crafted by Indian artisans who employ centuries-old methods once patronized by royal families.
More about Stephanie Odegard
Designer Stephanie Odegard has been bringing beautiful, socially-conscious products to the market for more than 20 years. Her focus has always been on handcrafted objects from artisans around the world who employ traditional methods.
The goal is to preserve ancient techniques while also helping artisans to create products that will be viable in a worldwide market. Odegard has aligned herself with like-minded organizations, like GoodWeave which works to eliminate child labor and preserve weaving traditions in weaving communities.
