28/07/2026
Naqsh Floor Easel: by Amjad Bashir
Some children like to sit close to the page. Others want to stand back, look again, and return with another line or another color. Making often changes with the child, and the furniture around it should be able to change too.
I made the Naqsh Floor Easel as a flexible place for drawing and painting. The raised working panel gives the paper a proper surface, while the trays below hold brushes, colors, sketchbooks, and the next blank sheet. The carved geometric screens bring a quiet reference to Pakistani pattern-making without distracting from the childâs own work.
The Naqsh Floor Easel
Price: PKR 125,000
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28/07/2026
Naqsh Deewar Display Shelf: by Amjad Bashir
A childâs drawing may only be a few lines on paper, but to them it can be a whole world. Too often those pages are folded, placed in a drawer, or eventually lost beneath schoolbooks and old papers.
I made the Naqsh Deewar Display Shelf so children can see that what they create deserves a place in the home. Its flowing wooden line connects arches, circles, ledges, and small pockets for drawings, sketchbooks, and handmade objects. The work can keep changing, but the place made for it remains.
The Naqsh Deewar Display Shelf
Price: PKR 95,000
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23/07/2026
Naqsh Portfolio Bench: by Amjad Bashir
Children make more than we know how to keep. Drawings from school, painted pages, cardboard models, unfinished ideas, and the one picture they insist must never be thrown away. Slowly, these small archives begin to appear throughout the home.
I made the Naqsh Portfolio Bench as a place for those things to stay safe. The flat compartments keep artwork from being folded, the open shelves hold sketchbooks and materials, and the long top gives the piece another life as a seat or low surface.
It is storage, but also a small record of a childhood still being made.
The Naqsh Portfolio Bench
Price: PKR 110,000â¨
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23/07/2026
Naqsh Art Desk: by Amjad Bashir
Children rarely wait for a proper studio before they begin making things. A dining table becomes a drawing surface. The floor becomes a place for cutting and pasting. Pencils, brushes, and pages slowly travel through every room in the house.
I made the Naqsh Art Desk to give that creativity a place of its own. The broad work surface leaves room for drawing, painting, and unfinished ideas, while the built-in trays, paper slot, and lower shelf keep materials close without crowding the child.
The quiet geometric details take inspiration from the balance and careful linework found in Pakistani art.
The Naqsh Art Desk
Price: PKR 135,000â¨
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23/06/2026
Battery Side Table by Amjad Bashirâ¨
Raat ko light chali jaye to sabse pehle haath kis cheez pe jata hai? Phone. Torch. Power bank. Battery. I made the Battery Side Table like a bedside backup station.â¨
A quiet round table that holds the things you reach for without thinking, with a concealed compartment and ventilation so the clutter doesnât show, but the function stays ready.
It doesnât look like load-shedding furniture. It looks like a good table. That just happens to understand Pakistan.
The Battery Side Tableâ¨
Price: PKR 48,000â¨
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23/06/2026
Lantern Sconce Shelf by Amjad Bashir
Load-shedding makes you notice light differently. Not the decor light. The real light, the kind that lets you move through your own house.
I made the Lantern Sconce Shelf for that exact moment. A wall light that feels warm, with a small ledge for a candle or torch, so when the power drops, the room doesnât.
Itâs not dramatic. Itâs just prepared. Like every Pakistani home.
The Lantern Sconce Shelfâ¨
Price: PKR 20,000â¨
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23/06/2026
Bijli Charging Console by Amjad Bashir
â¨Bijli kab aati hai, kab jaati hai, hum sab ko pata hai. And every home has that one charging wall. Phone yahan. Router yahan. Torch yahan. Cables ka jhund yahan.
I made the Bijli Charging Console to give that corner some dignity. A slim console that looks calm from the outside, and quietly makes space for the reality inside: backup device, wire passes, ventilation, everything in reach.
Because backup life isnât temporary in Pakistan. Itâs just⌠life.
The Bijli Charging Consoleâ¨
Price: PKR 70,000â¨
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14/05/2026
Parda Panel Screen: by Amjad Bashir
Weâve always used âpardaâ as a way of shaping space. Guests arrive and suddenly the room needs a boundary. A corner becomes private. A passage becomes softer. Not permanent, just intentional.
I made the Parda Panel Screen as a movable wall. A screen that doesnât block a room, it edits it. It lets light through. It keeps calm in.
Because sometimes privacy in our homes was never built, it was hung.
The Parda Panel Screen
â¨Price: PKR 60,000â¨
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14/05/2026
Parda Mirror Panel: by Amjad Bashir
A mirror in a Pakistani home is never just a mirror. Itâs the last check before leaving. Itâs fixing a dupatta. Straightening a collar. Itâs wedding mornings and everyday mornings in the same frame.
I made the Parda Mirror Panel to hold that ritual without making it heavy. Carved like an old panel, but used like a modern object.â¨
A mirror that feels like it belongs, even when the room changes around it.
The Parda Mirror Panel
â¨Price: PKR 90,000â¨
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13/05/2026
Parda Wall Cabinet: by Amjad Bashir
Thereâs a kind of storage Pakistanis understand. Not display. Not âopen shelving.â Things kept close, behind a door, where the room can breathe.
I made the Parda Wall Cabinet like that. A piece that sits on the wall and holds what you reach for daily: keys, letters, small papers, the things that collect without asking.
The lattice isnât decoration. Itâs how light enters without showing everything.
The Parda Wall Cabinet
â¨Price: PKR 150,000
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