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A New Kind of Diwali

For most of my life, Diwali had a sound. It was the shuffle of cards at a party that ran far too late, the clatter of a kitchen feeding more people than it was built for, and the hum of a house tha...

Finding My Voice

Every year on my birthday, I sit with a blank page and a full heart and write down what I want, what I dream about, and what scares me just enough to know it matters. These aren’t resolutions or go...

The Art of Hosting: My Non-Negotiable System

There is a quiet, magic threshold right before your guests arrive. The table is thoughtfully set, the menu is fully staged, the florals are perfectly composed, and remarkably, you are standing in y...

The Day I Saw My Pieces in a Museum

You know that feeling when something you've been chasing finally catches you? That's what happened to me at the Norton Museum of Art. Let me rewind. It was February at Shoppe Object. Our booth was ...

Our Third Show at Shoppe Object. Here’s What It Taught Me.

This collection was wavy, flowy, and free-spirited. The entire idea was to make metal fluid. To take something rigid and unyielding and give it movement. Give it breath. Give it life.  That’s what ...

The Process: How Our Drawings Become Products

For me, Byaas didn’t start with a business plan; it started with a pen and a blank page. Long before these designs became the brass and copper pieces in your home, they were personal drawings—a way...

The Art of Living Slowly: Why We Create Modern Heirlooms

In a world that celebrates "fast"—fast fashion, fast interiors, fast living— Byaas was born from a different pulse. We believe that the objects we surround ourselves with should do more than just f...