In Kolkata, back in 1938, the foundation was laid by Shambhunath - an artisan whose work never needed attention, yet always left a lasting impression. People in the family still talk about how one of his creations reached Queen Elizabeth during the British Raj - a quiet reminder of how much care he put into his work. Over the years, Kartick Chandra carried that spirit forward, and later, Laksmi Kant added his own way of working, shaping the craft as times changed. What started as one person’s devotion gradually grew into a family tradition that stayed alive simply because everyone believed in doing things well, and in creating pieces that felt a touch more refined than the everyday.
Today, Yasmeen Sehgal leads Luxe Homes with the same sense of purpose. She merges heritage craftsmanship with contemporary design to create premium luxury bedding for those drawn to quiet sophistication. Each bedsheet is made slowly and thoughtfully, with the intention that it should feel comforting the moment it touches your home. The idea hasn’t changed much over the decades - to create something honest, something beautiful, and something that lasts, , especially for people who value elegance in its quietest form.
