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Out of tune
from the ordinary
Campaign Curation
Branding
Social Media Management
Marketing
Styling
How we do our work
1
Discovery & Briefing
Every project begins with a conversation.
We listen, understand your goals, and study what already exists, so the foundation is set before we start.
2
Creative Alignment
We share a short brand form to understand your tone, vision, and expectations.
Your insights shape our direction, setting the creative framework for everything that follows.
3
Research & Development
Before creating, we dive into research, exploring visual language, trends, and positioning.
This ensures every concept has depth, context, and intent behind it.
4
Creation & Execution
Once the direction is set, we move into a structured execution process. Timelines guide us, details ground us, and precision defines the final outcome.
1. Turger Burger
Tubu is something we’ve been shaping since day one to feel design-forward and playful in everything it does. It’s a beautiful little spot in Chandigarh, and honestly, one of our favourite places to grab a really good meal.
2. द:raaz
We’ve built द:raaz to feel intentional in every element, from the objects it holds to the atmosphere it creates. While it exists as an interior store in Chandigarh, it transforms on weekends into a more intimate setting, where a three hour multi course dinner quietly unfolds.
3. gritlabs
With GritLabs, the idea was to move away from quick fixes and build something more grounded. It’s a space in Burlington where fitness feels structured yet personal, helping people build strength, discipline, and a routine they can stick to.
4. Mannat Dogra
Mannat Dogra is a jewellery brand we’ve worked on with a focus on bringing spirituality into everyday life in a way that feels natural and wearable. The pieces draw from deeper cultural and religious ideas, but are designed to be worn daily, without feeling distant or ceremonial.
