Lucerna Bookshelf
Solid wood frame with integrated glass panels forms the structure, finished in a clear varnish that recalls natural grain.
From ₹4,90,00010–14 weeks
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Founder’s Office
A room as individual as the company it began.
The founder’s office is often part studio, part meeting room, part archive and part private retreat. It may hold the first sketch, the first product, books, awards, personal objects and unfinished ideas.
Rvvardé creates a room around these realities. The result is structured enough to work and personal enough to belong only to one person.
Who it is for
Founders and owner-entrepreneurs — leaders whose room must hold both the company’s memory and its next decision.
How the room is used
- Deep individual work, often before the day begins
- Receiving people — from a single trusted conversation to a working group
- Keeping the objects, books and awards that carry the company’s story
- A private retreat when the building is loud
What typically belongs
- Executive desk, placed in command of the room
- Executive chair and guest or lounge seating
- Credenza within reach of the desk
- Shelving or a library wall for what must stay visible
- Task light at the desk, warm ambient light beyond it
- Rug, art and the personal objects that make it one person’s room
Storage & confidentiality
Lockable storage sits within reach of the desk; what is private stays out of the room’s sightlines without announcing that it is hidden.
Technology
Video-conferencing is designed in from the start — a considered backdrop behind the desk, camera-aware task lighting, cabling out of sight.
Collections that fit
Most founders’ offices lean to The Builder or The Visionary; a founder carrying an institution often reads as The Steward. The conversation settles it.
For the Founder’s Office
Available from the catalogue now.
Rastra Bookshelf
Quartered wood frames glass doors, divided by dark linear mullions.
From ₹4,50,00010–14 weeks
In development for this environment: Desks · Armchairs · Coffee Tables · Cabinets.