DAAGH.Surat, India

Furniture · Form · Feeling

Objects that
leave a mark.

An exploration of furniture,
material and memory.
By Ar. Hardik Rajani.

Explore the objects
Burl wood, brass inlays and a travertine surface in a sculptural furniture detail
Material dialogue / 01Stone. Wood. Brass.
Designed to be felt.Remembered beyond the room.DAAGH / दाग़

01 / Selected explorations

From a line to an object.

A study in
presence.

Furniture as a meeting of sculptural form and everyday life. Explore the designs and the details that give them their character.

AAROH आरोह

01

Travertine · Burl wood · Brass

Rounded forms, a floating stone surface, and a small brass connection. Three materials held in a quiet balance.

AAVART

02

Travertine · Dark wood · Brushed brass

A conversation between a strong diagonal and a patterned surface. Geometry brings movement to a still object.

02 / Behind the name

A mark.
A memory.
DAAGH.

Some objects stay with us long after we leave a room.

DAAGH began with a name found in literature, and an idea: an object can leave an impression. In its silhouette, in the way materials meet, or in a detail you notice only when you move closer.

Founded by architect and designer Ar. Hardik Rajani in Surat, DAAGH explores the space between furniture and sculpture. Each study begins with form and develops through stone, wood and metal.

Objects that leave a mark.

Explore the visual identityDAAGH visual identity studies in Latin and Devanagari lettering

03 / The material language

Character is
in the detail.

Texture, weight, warmth. Each material adds its own voice to a design.

01Stone
Natural pores and veining make every surface an individual landscape.
02Wood
Grain brings warmth and movement to sculptural forms.
03Brass
A fine line, an inlay, a point of connection. Small details carry the light.

04 / Start a conversation

Something
on your mind?

For design enquiries, collaborations,
or a closer look at an object.

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