Curator: a woman in a checked cotton dress holds up a book beside a bookshelf in a sunlit living room

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Curator

The things you weren't looking for, but instantly knew you wanted. No reason, no checklist - just that feeling of, "this is so me".

Read the guide: What Is Mood-Led Living? Beyond Decorating, Beyond Trends
Curator: a woman in a checked cotton dress holds a book in front of a bookshelf Curator Social mood: two men play chess over drinks by a window with the city lit up at night Social Sanctuary mood: a woman sips from a mug with her feet up on a grey sofa Sanctuary Ritual mood: a woman makes her morning coffee in a green mug at a wooden counter Ritual

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Blue garden

Florals to wear and florals to keep.

4 pieces ₹4,296

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Sunday table

Sunny plates, a lemon jug and an easy shirt for long lunches.

5 pieces ₹4,595

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The nursery shelf

Soft felt friends and a cow that holds a plant.

5 pieces ₹5,995

About Curator

Curator is for the pieces you notice before you need them: the shirt with the detail, the vase with the odd shape, the object that makes you stop and think, this is so me. The edit moves across handcrafted apparel for men and women, ceramics, glassware, nerikomi, home decor, home furnishing and imitation jewellery, chosen for personality rather than category.

Expect shirts, overshirts, kurtas, dresses and trousers alongside hand-painted plates and bowls, hand-blown glass, sculptural planters, felt decorations, cushion covers and small-batch imitation jewellery. Made in India by independent makers, in small runs.

Read the guide: What Is Mood-Led Living? Beyond Decorating, Beyond Trends.

Good to know

What does shopping by mood mean?

It means choosing by how you want to feel rather than by product category. Our pieces are grouped into four moods, Curator, Ritual, Sanctuary and Social, so each mood page brings clothing, ceramics, glassware and home pieces together in one place.

What is the difference between Curator, Ritual, Sanctuary and Social?

Each one is a different mood. Curator is for pieces with personality that you notice before you need them. Ritual is for everyday routines such as morning coffee and getting dressed. Sanctuary is for slowing down at home. Social is for plans, people and having everyone over.

What will I find on a mood page?

A mix of clothing and home pieces. All four moods include clothing for men and women, handmade ceramics and hand-blown glassware. Curator, Ritual and Social also carry imitation jewellery, and Curator, Sanctuary and Social carry cotton cushion covers. Everything is made in India in small batches.

Why does the same piece appear in more than one mood?

Because many pieces suit more than one mood. A mug can be part of a morning ritual and also sit on the table when friends come over, so it appears under both Ritual and Social. The price and the product page are the same wherever you find it.