Here’s what we’ve been working on.
From mid century design to brutalism to local artisan techniques, we use our client’s inspirations and tastes along with our design principles to create a distinct eclectic language to dwell in. We take into consideration key factors like the purpose of the space, its immediate surroundings, climate, the play of light to mention a few. Context and sensibility of the forms, the client’s habits and characteristics are blended into the design philosophy and full considerations given to the implicit quality of life our clients seek.
Handcrafted sketches, mood boards and customised layouts for high street stores, salons, entertainment arcades and mall anchor flagships. Made to reflect the local context and the brand’s ethos in built form to provide an honest integrity in design and ensure a comfortable and seamless experience for both shoppers and those working in store
We specialise in boutique hotels and concept restaurants across styles that keep the guest at the heart of the experience and provide hospitality professionals with a platform from which they can showcase their talent.
Ambika Seth Khanna and her husband Rahul Khanna have been hospitality and lifestyle entrepreneurs for over 15 years and have been working on design projects with their team of architects, graphic & interior designers to bring their vision to line in India along with their experiences in setting up design projects in London, Hong Kong and Vietnam.
Brands such as CAARA, Mamagoto, Sly Granny, CAARA at Ogaan, numerous residences and Pop Ups such as the Indian Art Fair are some successful results blending their multi disciplinary talents of art, graphic & interior design and gastronomy.
Slang Design Studio was a natural profession for them to bring these two interests under one umbrella that projects their design philosophy forward.
Habitual travellers and architecture & Design geeks, Ambika and Rahul are both graduates of Ecole Hôtelière de Lausanne, on the shores of Lake Geneva, Switzerland. Rahul is also the author of the book titled, ‘The Modern Architecture of New Delhi’ published by Random House in 2008. They both live and work out of New Delhi with their son, Azaad and their dog, Xoya.