The Lina sofa arrived and the room finally exhaled. Six months in, it still feels like the best decision we made for the house.
Aanya Mehra
Mumbai
The Autumn Collection
Less house, more home.
Pieces made by hand, made to be lived with. Our new season favours quiet over loud, and warmth over want.
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— Best Sellers
The pieces our
homes keep choosing.
— Trending Now
What our studio is loving this week.
Olea Terracotta Floor Vase
₹ 6,800₹ 8,500
Tova Brass Reading Lamp
₹ 22,400₹ 27,000
Mira Sage Bouclé Cushion
₹ 3,200₹ 4,200
Nadi Linen Bedding Suite
₹ 14,600₹ 18,000
Ila Travertine Side Table
₹ 28,900₹ 34,000
Kava Olive Tree in Terracotta
₹ 9,400₹ 11,200
— Shop by Colour Story
A home, told
in colour.
Choose a palette and let the room follow. Curated colour stories drawn from our most-loved interiors, sorted by popularity.
Sage Calm
Mossy greens that bring the garden indoors. Best with oak, linen and quiet afternoons.
- 01Lina Sofa₹ 1,42,000
- 02Mira Cushion₹ 3,200
- 03Olive Tree₹ 9,400
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— Just Landed
New arrivals,
freshly made.
Small-batch pieces from makers we have known for years. Restrained, considered, and made to outlast the trend.
Suva Hand-built Vessel
₹ 5,400₹ 6,800
Anya Sage Wool Throw
₹ 4,800₹ 6,000
Maro Travertine Bowl
₹ 3,200₹ 4,100
Ren Smoked Glass Lantern
₹ 7,600₹ 9,400
— The KORA Promise
Made slow.
Sold honest. Held well.
Handpicked Quality
Each piece passes through our makers, our studio, and our hands before it reaches yours.
Easy Returns
Fourteen days to change your mind. No questions, no friction, no fee.
Free Shipping
Complimentary on every order above ₹999. Carefully packed, gently delivered.
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— About Us
Kora is for homes that are still becoming.
Inspired by the idea of being “kora” — plain, untouched, full of possibility — the brand celebrates spaces before they are fully defined. Honest homes, lived-in spaces, and pieces that quietly grow with you over time.
Because turning a house into a home is never instant.
It happens slowly, through living.
Our Vision
To create thoughtful furniture and decor that make spaces feel warm, personal, and lived in.
We believe the best homes evolve naturally, shaped by everyday moments, memories, and the people inside them.
— Values
Our Ethos
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Simplicity over excess
We believe good design doesn’t need to shout. Thoughtful forms and timeless details will always outlast trends.
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Made to belong
Every piece is designed to settle naturally into your space, easy to live with and easy to make your own.
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Homes should evolve
We don’t believe in perfectly finished homes. The beauty of a space lies in how it changes over time.
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Comfort comes first
More than aesthetics, we care about how a space feels: warm, familiar, and lived in.
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Less house, more home
Not just a by-line. A reminder that home is something you build slowly.
— KORA Stories
Notes from our
studio journal.
Small Spaces · 6 min read
How to style a small balcony
Read story
Bedroom · 8 min read
Building a calming bedroom, layer by layer
Read story
Dining · 5 min read
Modern dining rooms that invite a second helping
Read story
Living · 4 min read
The reading nook revival
Read story
Kitchen · 7 min read
An honest kitchen, in five objects
Read story
Textiles · 3 min read
The case for one good linen throw
Read story— Voices from our homes
A home, said softly,
by the people who live in it.
Quiet, considered, and built to last. KORA pieces feel like they belong to the home, not the season.
Rohan Vasishth
Bengaluru
Every object has a small story. I have never owned dinnerware I look forward to washing before — until now.
Tara Iyer
New Delhi
The Lina sofa arrived and the room finally exhaled. Six months in, it still feels like the best decision we made for the house.
Aanya Mehra
Mumbai
Quiet, considered, and built to last. KORA pieces feel like they belong to the home, not the season.
Rohan Vasishth
Bengaluru
Every object has a small story. I have never owned dinnerware I look forward to washing before — until now.
Tara Iyer
New Delhi
— Kora Journal