Revive Home

Rooted in a deep admiration of India's timeless culture, heritage and artisanal craftsmanship, Revive Home is where vintage elegance and age-old cultural artistry are celebrated and highlighted. We devote ourselves to curating and creating handcrafted decor pieces that echo the charm of the disappearing artistry in your modern homes.

Designed and founded by Sangeeta Vasishta, every piece tells a story that aims to bridge the traditional Indian art forms with the contemporary style of living. We work closely with skilled artisans of India, to transform your home with handcrafted antique pieces or modern designs that instil heritage.

Our collection features meticulously crafted pieces that showcase traditional techniques and designs reimagined for contemporary homes. Each item in our catalog is handpicked to ensure authenticity and quality craftsmanship.

At Revive Home we don't just offer home decor, we bring history home.

We collaborate with artisans from various regions of India, each bringing their unique regional expertise and traditional knowledge. These partnerships help preserve cultural heritage while providing sustainable livelihoods.

Revive Home was born out of a deep love for art and a heartfelt desire to bring forgotten craftsmanship to the limelight. While travelling across India, our founder discovered countless artisans whose incredible and unique art forms never reach the forefront and remain hidden from the mainstream.

This realisation sparked our brand's ultimate mission, to bring the disappearing handcrafted art forms to your homes. Every decor piece we highlight at Revive Home is a tribute to the unsung creators whose devotion brings life into spaces.

At the heart of Revive Home, is the collaboration with the skilled local artisans who possess decades of knowledge and expertise along with their traditional artisanal techniques that have been passed down for generations. By choosing us you are not only elevating your home with striking decor but you are also supporting local artisans and reviving India's fading art forms.