Where one room becomes two.

The right partition system depends on the width and use of the opening it fills. Sliding partitions run along a track and suit wide living or dining openings where the panel needs to disappear against a wall. Pivot doors swing from a single point, working well as a single dividing panel between a home office and the rest of a room. Folding systems stack away completely, which is why they suit balconies and indoor-outdoor transitions where you want the space to feel fully open at times and fully enclosed at others. Fixed framed partitions, without any moving parts, are the choice when the priority is a clean sightline rather than flexibility.

Glass and profile choices

Clear toughened, fluted, ribbed, smoked and frosted glass each strike a different balance between light and privacy — fluted and ribbed glass diffuse a view while still letting daylight through, smoked and frosted glass obscure it further. Aluminium profiles come in slim, matte black, champagne, bronze and graphite finishes, chosen to either disappear against the wall or read as a deliberate architectural line.

Beyond the living room

The same profile and glazing systems used for living and dining partitions also work for home offices, dressing rooms and bathroom shower cubicles — anywhere a room needs to be divided without losing light. Every partition is designed in our Jaipur studio, manufactured at our Sitapura works, and installed by our own team, in Jaipur or anywhere in India. See how the same material logic carries through our vanities and TV units.