- Avarna Jain,
Chairperson RPSG Lifestyle Media
Astha Khetan’s handpicked pieces bring warmth, personality, and playful sophistication to your home, turning every corner into a statement.

Curating a home is an art, and for Astha Khetan, founder of House of Things, it is also a deeply personal expression of identity. HOT is not just a collection—it is a celebration of stories told through objects. From artisanal ceramics to contemporary sculptures, every piece is selected for its ability to spark conversation, elevate everyday rituals, and infuse spaces with personality.
Astha’s eye gravitates toward the unexpected, the whimsical, and the culturally rooted. Whether it’s a sculptural vase that doubles as a centerpiece or a textured rug inspired by architectural motifs, her selections bring warmth, elegance, and a sense of discovery into the home. Each object resonates with craftsmanship and thoughtfulness, reflecting a modern sensibility that honors tradition without being predictable.
For those who believe interiors should reflect personality, these curated pieces by Astha Khetan, founder of House of Things, transform everyday spaces into immersive experiences. Each object is a conversation starter, blending craftsmanship, culture, and whimsy.

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“It is whimsical, bold, and a conversation starter.”

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“An artisan piece that makes the whole space feel warm and inviting.”

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“Every detail of this sculpture shows impeccable craftsmanship.”

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“A piece deeply rooted in our cultural philosophy, bringing both design and a sense of calm into any space.”

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“Beautifully crafted, it instantly elevates the way you serve, carrying festive spirit into the smallest moments.”

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“A functional and elegant piece that also adds a touch of whimsy to the table.”

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“Add this dramatic centerpiece to begin your celebrations.”

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“This textured rug, inspired by jharokas, brings warmth and character into the room.”

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“An ode to the classic diya, with a fresh, modern twist.”
Compiled by Astha Ketan, founder, House of Things.