Kora Home is a love letter to slow living—an oceanfront sanctuary where raw, natural, and indigenous design meets the easy rhythm of coastal life. The name Kora, drawn from Sanskrit, speaks to purity, sustainability, and an untouched beauty—values that shaped every detail of the home.
Originally envisioned by Chitale and Son in a pavilion-style layout, the architecture flows seamlessly into the horizon, framing the sea as the true protagonist. Amrita Thomas of Alara Studio reimagined the interiors to be both soulful and sophisticated, curating over 20 exceptional Indian designers and makers—each bringing their own craft, story, and sensibility into the space.
From emerging artisans to master furniture makers, the home came together as a symphony of conscious design—ethically sourced, material-driven, and rich with intention. Wabi-sabi restraint meets tactile luxury: handwoven cane, coastal-washed lime plaster, sculptural lighting that recalls marine life, and bespoke pieces that anchor each room without overpowering its openness.
