Ahmedabad, 2nd May 2022: Celebrating a decade-long journey of bringing superlative design to Indian homes, OMA Living, the luxury home décor brand from the fold of Hero Motors today has launched their uniquely experiential flagship store in Ahmedabad in the presence of their CEO, Dr.Mahendra Singh Bhadouria.
Since its establishment in 2007, OMA Living has offered its elegant collection of bespoke Décor, Art, and Furniture across its 10 stores in Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, and Chandigarh. Founded with the unique purpose of making elements of refined living accessible to Indian homes which would ordinarily only be found in the finest décor stores globally, the brand continues to make new strides in India’s design evolution by offering an inimitable blend of global trends, exclusive brands, and a timelessly elegant aesthetic. Marking the success of the past decade with the passion to craft and curate the best of global design for its clientele, the new 3,000 sq. ft. the flagship store is a truly experiential format that allows complete immersion in the OMA experience. As one exquisite space seamlessly flows into another, one is struck by the impressive array of objects thoughtfully curated from around the world offering the clientele, not just extensive choice but also ideas for aptly styling their homes.
Celebrating the launch CEO, Dr. Mahendra Singh Bhadouria – OMA Living said ”We choose Ahmedabad to open our flagship store in Gujarat as we have for long had discerning clientele visiting us from Gujarat at our other stores in Delhi and Mumbai. Further, our data points to a growing population of HNI’s in Gujarat, nearly 2 times the HNI’s in Delhi NCR, and Ahmedabad is just our starting point in Gujarat. Owing to this and the fact that the HNI’s in Ahmedabad are very globally well-traveled and have a high affinity for a high-end luxury lifestyle, we decided to open doors here.
Inspired by ‘OM’ and obliquely referencing ancient cosmology, the OMA collection presents home accessories, sculptures, and botanicals in its décor category ‘Antrix’; an exclusive collection of wall décor, paintings, and mirrors in its wall art category ‘Kalpa’; a stunning range of bath accessories and aromatherapy in its bath and wellness category ‘Maya’; soft furnishings such as bed linen, cushions and throws in its bedding category ‘Nirvana’; planters, fire-pits and fountains in its outdoor category ‘Akasha’; and lamps and chandeliers in its lighting category ‘Tara’.
The diverse collection at OMA Living also includes ‘Meru’, the furniture range offering sofas, coffee tables, dining tables, beds, and more. Also available is a vast range of dinnerware, drinkware, and barware in its Table Top & Bar category ‘Loka’.
