Up, close, personal: Las Palmas collection by Pure Home +

The new collection by Pure Home + Living and Dots & Doodles goes beyond functionality to connect with the inner haute diner in you By Deepali Dhingra
Up, close, personal: Las Palmas collection by Pure Home +
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If minimalism is too mainstream for you, then Las Palmas collection by Pure Home + Living may just be the distinct flavour you have been looking for. The premier home décor and lifestyle brand has collaborated with Dots & Doodles design studio, known for their distinctive prints and personalised stationery, to come up with a homeware collection that combines the strengths of both brands.

The result is a stunning range of ceramic dining sets, bowls and platters—some featuring 24k gold detailing—glasses, candles, diffusers, jewellery boxes, cosmetic pouches, trays, coasters, cushion covers, photo frames and more.

Says Dheeraj Sarna, Founder, Pure Home + Living: “With this collaboration, we are targeting the younger audience who likes more design and a lot of colours. In the future, we want to come out with a lot of other products, including cheese boards and French Press etc.”

For Yamini Gandhi and Krisha Seth, Founders, Dots and Doodles, it was an opportunity to push their boundaries of design. “Our aesthetic sense is playful, yet bold. Working with Pure Home + Living seemed like a serendipitous sort of connection. It just fit perfectly,” says Seth, who credits Sarna as the “de facto third designer” because his inputs on design were so valuable. Sarna, on the other hand, says that most of his inputs are instinctive and he wanted to give full freedom to the designers to create the products.

Elaborating on the designs, Gandhi says that they have tried to capture the feeling when one is having the best moments with people who are close to them. “It could be over a drink or a meal, sharing a few laughs. I think that was our main inspiration. It is about the feeling of celebration,” she says. Gandhi had also gone on a trip to Las Palmas with her mother, and the palm motifs which can be seen on most of the products are reminiscent of those happy memories she created with her family.

The designers have used warm and neutral tones for most of the products, and there are also some vibrant jewel tones thrown into the mix. The designers have combined different colours and elements that come together seamlessly, but carry forward the same feeling of happiness and joy. One of the best things about the collection, believes Seth, is that one can mix and match them to lend an individualistic and personal touch to the tablescape.

“It is about bringing individuality to the art of entertaining. Of course, you can do that with a matching set. To create something eclectic one can mix them up with other tableware,” she adds.

The collection will be available at all Pure Home + Living stores, and on their website until the end of the season, post which the designers hope to bring out more products and designs. Going beyond, the brand will be hosting multiple drops for this collection introducing vases and other unique pieces consequently.

Adds Gandhi: “With Las Palmas, we wanted to create pieces that don’t just serve a functional purpose but evoke a sense of joy and connection in every home. The collection also makes for great gifting with its versatile range of items perfect for loved ones, whether for housewarmings, festive occasions, or special milestones.”

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