Founder of Studio Lakdoo | Devang Chhaniara
 

Studio Lakdoo

 

Studio Lakdoo is the expression of Devang Chhaniara’s passion for originality and love for crafting something strikingly singular. We are a multidisciplinary studio that takes a consistent, holistic approach to design. We offer a profound understanding and interpretation of the full range of creative possibilities in Spatial Design, Interior Design, Furniture Design and Graphic Design. The studio practices a singular, synchronized experience built on design. Studio Lakdoo produces exquisite and practical furniture. In order to give the furniture a more natural feel, it is created from natural materials and includes more wooden components. It is robust, constructed with a minimal design approach. The use of plants in the furniture's design is one of its most distinguishing features. This furniture is mostly created using spherical shapes.

     

~Devang Chhaniara

Rajkot, Gujarat, India - 360004
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Studio Lakdoo: Solid Wood, Turned Into Something Playful

Studio Lakdoo is a design studio in Rajkot, Gujarat, founded by Devang Chhaniara. It makes solid wood furniture and decorative lamps: consoles, coffee tables, side tables, a desk, dining chairs, wall lights, a pendant, a table lamp and a floor lamp. Wood is at the heart of almost everything here.

What makes the collection easy to spot is its shape language. Legs are turned into cylinders, lamps are built from wooden spheres, and tops are cut into soft ovals and circles. A few pieces add dark green marble, brass or a ribbed glass shade. Put two or three together and they feel like one family, which makes it easy to furnish a whole room from this one collection.

Decorative lamps and wall lights

Lakdoo's lighting is where the wood-turning really shines: warm, tactile lamps that look like sculpture even when they're switched off.

  • Sora Wall Light : a solid wood wall sconce with a frosted glass globe, shaped after the traditional Indian oil lamp. A pair of these makes a lovely, lasting alternative to string lights for Diwali decoration.
  • Mizu Wall Light : hand-turned wooden spheres stacked like an abacus or a wooden toy, with the bulbs set inside. Playful, warm and a great conversation piece in a living room.
  • Orba Hanging Light : a pendant made of stacked wooden spheres on a slim black rod, inspired by wooden bead craft. Hang it over a side table or reading corner.
  • Dhyan Table Lamp : a decorative table lamp with one smooth wooden curve cradling a round bulb. Named after the Sanskrit word for meditation, and made for a bedside or study desk.
  • Lumi Floor Lamp : a 137 cm wood frame with a ribbed glass shade, with a quiet, shoji-screen feel. The easiest way to warm up a corner of the living room.

Consoles

  • Elephas Console : the boldest piece in the range. Chunky turned wooden legs and cylindrical forms, topped with dark green marble.
  • Calm Console : a solid wood top resting on a green marble base and wooden ball feet, with a round cut-out to hold a planter.
  • Oblong Console : a soft oblong wooden console with a built-in hole for a plant pot. A living, green focal point for an entrance.

Coffee tables, side tables and a desk

  • Round The Edge : a round coffee table with a wooden base, softened edges and a marble accent on one tall leg. The product photos show a game board set into the top.
  • Island Table : an oval wooden top that seems to float on a single solid wood cylinder. Clean, simple and very easy to live with.
  • Boast Table : a minimal centre table in solid wood, with its sturdy cylindrical legs built into the design.
  • Anthill Table : a side table made from slender teak sticks with exposed joinery, named for its anthill-like form.
  • Smithy Table : a round solid wood side table on a matte black metal column, with a metal plate reinforcing the top.
  • Soar Table : a round side table with a lifted top on a thick, grounded base.
  • Viraam Desk : a solid wood writing desk with a dark green marble top, roughly 6 feet long. Named after the Sanskrit word for "pause", and made for focused work at home.

Chairs

  • Loaf Chair : a dark wood dining chair with brass details and soft grey upholstered cushions.
  • Turn Away Chair : solid wood bent into a curved back with fine joinery and a beige upholstered seat. Works at a dining table or as an accent chair.

The Studio Lakdoo Design Philosophy — Three Principles

Natural materials, honest construction. Every Studio Lakdoo piece is built from natural wood, natural stone, and glass. The studio's commitment to wooden components is not aesthetic nostalgia but a material position: solid wood is the most dimensionally stable, structurally sound, and visually warm material available for furniture production at the studio scale.

Spherical and circular forms as a consistent vocabulary. The sphere, the cylinder, the circle, and the arc appear as recurring form elements across the entire collection. This formal consistency creates the Studio Lakdoo range read as a family because they share a form vocabulary as specific and recognisable as a design studio's typeface or colour palette.

Design as a life philosophy, not a profession. The studio's own description — "design goes beyond problem-solving or theoretical exploration, it's about giving objects a voice, a story, and a sense of emotion". This positions Studio Lakdoo alongside the most design-thoughtful studios in the global contemporary market studios where the "why" of a design decision is as important as the "what."

Studio Lakdoo in Your Interior

  • Living room: the Boast or Island table in the centre, a Soar or Smithy side table by the sofa, and the Lumi Floor Lamp in the corner.
  • Entrance: the Oblong or Calm Console with a trailing plant in the cut-out, and a Sora wall light on each side.
  • Study: the Viraam Desk, a Turn Away Chair and the Dhyan Table Lamp.
  • Bedroom: the Anthill Table as a nightstand with the Dhyan lamp, or a Mizu wall light above it to save surface space.
  • Dining room: Loaf or Turn Away chairs, with the Elephas Console as a sideboard.

Shop Studio Lakdoo Designs Online in India

Explore from the complete Studio Lakdoo collection at The Living Influence: designer pieces across wooden coffee tables, marble-topped consoles, teakwood side tables, accent chairs, wall sconces, pendant lights, table lamps, and a floor lamp. All available with free PAN India shipping.

For the complete TLI furniture collection, explore the full platform. For wall sconces, table lamps, and pendant lights beyond Studio Lakdoo, explore the full lighting range. For the complete TLI Designers catalogue, visit the Designers & Brands page. For B2B and hospitality project sourcing, connect via the TLI trade programme.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Studio Lakdoo?

Studio Lakdoo is a design studio in Rajkot, Gujarat, founded by Devang Chhaniara. It works across interiors, furniture and graphic design, and makes solid wood furniture and decorative lamps built around simple round forms: spheres, cylinders and circles.

What materials does Studio Lakdoo use?

Mostly solid wood, often hand-turned into spheres and cylinders. Some pieces add dark green marble (the Viraam Desk, Elephas Console and Calm Console), brass or metal details (the Loaf Chair and Smithy Table), glass shades on the lamps, and upholstered seats on the chairs. The Anthill Table is made in teak.

Which Studio Lakdoo lamp is best for a living room?

For an overall glow, choose the Lumi Floor Lamp, a 137 cm wood frame with a ribbed glass shade. For a feature wall, a pair of Sora or Mizu decorative wall lamps either side of a console or sofa works beautifully. The Dhyan decorative table lamp suits a side table or bedside.

Can I customise a Studio Lakdoo piece?

Yes. Each product page has a "Customize with us" form where you can ask about a different finish, colour, material or size. It's useful when a console or desk needs to fit an exact wall.

Are Studio Lakdoo pieces made to order?

Studio Lakdoo furniture is handcrafted, and lead times aren't listed on the product pages. Contact the team before you order if you need a piece by a particular date, such as before Diwali or a house move.

Do the wall lights and pendant need installation?

Yes. The Sora and Mizu wall lights and the Orba Hanging Light should be fitted by a qualified electrician. The Dhyan Table Lamp and Lumi Floor Lamp simply plug in.

How do I care for wood and marble furniture?

Dust wood with a soft, dry cloth and wipe up spills straight away. Use coasters under hot or wet glasses, and keep pieces away from direct sun and air-conditioner vents. For marble, wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap, and avoid lemon, vinegar and other acidic cleaners, which can etch the stone.

What materials does Studio Lakdoo use in its furniture?

The collection uses solid wood (including handcrafted teakwood in the Anthill Table), dark green marble (in the Viraam Desk and Elephas Console), frosted and clear glass (in the lighting range), and upholstered fabric (in the Loaf Chair and Turn Away Chair). The studio's commitment to natural materials means every piece carries the visual warmth and material honesty of genuine craft production rather than mass-manufactured alternatives.

What is teak and why is it used in the Anthill Table?

Teak (Tectona grandis) is a tropical hardwood native to South and Southeast Asia, valued for its natural oil content that resists moisture, decay, and insect damage. Its Janka hardness rating of 1,070 lbf makes it among the most durable hardwoods for furniture. Traditional Indian craft furniture has used teak for centuries as the primary structural and decorative hardwood.

What is the significance of the spherical form vocabulary across Studio Lakdoo pieces?

The sphere, cylinder, and circle appear as recurring elements across all Studio Lakdoo pieces, from the globe bulbs of the lamps and cylindrical legs of the tables to the circular game board, concentric rings of the Calm Console, and cylindrical backrest of the Turn Away Chair. This consistency creates a cohesive collection, with pieces across the range sharing a distinct and recognisable design style that feels like the studio’s signature.

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Anthill Table | Handcrafted Teakwood Side Table Anthill Table | Handcrafted Teakwood Side Table Rs. 25,960.00
Turn Away Chair Turn Away Chair Rs. 33,040.00
Loaf Chair Loaf Chair Rs. 29,500.00
Calm Console Calm Console Rs. 73,160.00
Elephas Console Elephas Console Rs. 89,680.00
Oblong Console Oblong Console Rs. 61,360.00
Soar Table Soar Table Rs. 21,240.00
Smithy Table Smithy Table Rs. 23,600.00