Established in 1995, the flagship brand of Renaisaance Furniture Pvt. Ltd, Renaisaance Homez is a dream realised by entrepreneurial Anjalika Kriplani. Home is what you make of it and so at Renaisaance Homez, it is a constant endeavour to turn each customer’s aspirations into reality. The store caters to the aesthete of art who value artisan tradition and at the same time appreciate contemporary design. Renaisaance Homez offers furniture and accessories in more periods, styles and international influences than any other store in the country. The offerings are unlimited, from elegant furniture, rich fabrics, fabulous lighting to scores of exquisite accessories from renowned international brands all available under one roof. Each piece exhibits the strength of character to stand alone as well as the versatility to harmonise within an environment—a collection truly mesmerising.
Renaisaance Homez was set up with the vision to create world-class interiors in India. In a short existence of 10 years, it has undertaken several large projects and is proud to have prestigious clients by virtue of delivering on its core skills of product and interior design.
Renowned companies around the world have selected Renaisaance Homez to represent them in India. The products available cover the entire range of furniture, upholstery, lighting and accessories, and the selection is both classic and modern. Some of these include Baker and Henredon, McGuire (Wicker) Donghia (Modern designs), Sligh (Executive and Home Office furniture), Milling Road (The Country look), Fiam & Gambarovetri (Glass Furniture), Mirror Fair (Mirrors), Fine Art Lamps (Lamps), Codutti (Office solution) & Elite (Restaurant furniture).
In addition to this, Renaisaance Homez’s inhouse manufacturing facilities enable them to custom-make every kind of interior products as per the requirement of the projects/ clients.
Based in Delhi, Kriplani graduated in interior architecture from Fashion Institute of Technology, New York. After interning for Laura Ashley in New York, she set up her own venture. Between 1997 and 2002, when there were high import duties, she created a trend in bringing in brands to India.
Kriplani is the first among the few successful interior designers to have brought renowned international brands in luxury furniture and accessories to the Indian market. There have been change in times and the luxury market is not defined to the upper end. There is an improvement in quality of lifestyle and the luxury interiors are also in demand from the tier II cities.
Over the years, Kriplani has lucratively led and executed several niche turn key projects in Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Goa and Bengaluru. Her creative use of space, fabrics, furniture pieces etc. creates a harmonious and a warm environment, reflecting and complementing the personality of her clients. Because of her taste of style and heritage, personalities like the Goenkas, Dr Karan Singh, Lalit Suri of Bharat Hotels, Vijay Mallya, and projects such as The Qutab Hotel, Delhi, JW Marriott and Grand Hyatt, New Delhi have been accolades in her kitty. Due to her plush and choicest interior selections, she has won many recommendations, making her a powerful and influential personality among the others.
Through her motivation and profit-driven vision, she has also provided expertised services to design corporate offices of Jindal Steel and Karanjawala & Company Advocates; R K Marble; Corporate Office TCI; Corporate Office R L Group of Companies; Corporate Office of Dabur India alongside residence of BJD MP Jay Panda, Sunil Mittal, Jajodia Monnet Ispat, Suresh Kalmadi and residential and housing projects of Unitech, DLF, Periwals, etc. Currently, Kriplani is working with Bikki Oberoi, founder of the Oberoi chain of hotels.
As a supreme businesswoman, Kriplani aims to make Renaisaance Homez the number one luxury lifestyle store with high quality furniture and accessories, which brings comfort living to her consumers with ultimate satisfaction. She says, “Interior designing is creating an environment which is ergonomically correct and congenial.”