Sustainable, fair trade homegoods from the heart

Our Story

GAURI KOHLI® is a family business, which is all about exquisite design, finest quality materials, uncompromising craftsmanship, sustainable sourcing and social upliftment of rural artisans. Our exceptionally crafted & beautifully designed collection includes furniture & décor, kitchen & tabletop, area & runner rugs, pillows & throws and everything in between to adorn your beautiful spaces for years to come.

All in the Family

The adventurous spirit of our founders is a great source of pride and inspiration for all of us. Like many success stories, ours began with an entrepreneur (actually two of them), a necessity, a sense of adventure and a discovered passion. For over a decade, the husband and wife team of Gauri Kohli and Gaurav Kohli have worked together as GAURI KOHLI ®, using their love of travel, art, design and adventure to craft sustainable, eco-friendly and fair trade home décor products.

Our Commitment to Mother Earth

Through our Go-Green Initiative, our artisan partners use sustainably sourced, reclaimed, and recycled materials as much as possible. From harvesting wood from old wooden boats & doors, to repurposing recycled polyester to hand weave rugs using PET fiber, we take pride in giving new life to what would otherwise be discarded.

Our Artisan Partners

We travel the length and breadth of India, seeking out talented artisans whose time-honored techniques create beautifully unique, handcrafted works of art. From rug weavers in Panipat, to stone sculptors in Agra, to metal working artisans in Moradabad, to bone inlay craftsman in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, our artisan partnerships are built on trust and span generations.

Giving Back

Our exceptionally crafted & beautifully designed products are sustainably sourced from skilled artisans while paying them fair trade wages and lending support to their communities for girl child education and general health care. We partner with NGOs like Care India and Nanhi Kali to provide support to children in remote regions of India.