House Of Strings

The studio

House of Strings makes handcrafted string lamps, woven one string at a time by women artisans. It is a women-led studio working under Studio Varya.

It began with a simple intention — to make light that carries feeling — and grew out of a personal exploration of materials, colours and craft into a small body of handmade lamps built around slow living.

Each lamp is made by hand through a deliberate, patient process, from choosing natural materials to mixing colours that echo the landscape. The work is slow on purpose.

House of Strings is not really about lighting a room. It is about lighting moments, memories, and spaces that feel like home — objects made with care, made to last, and made by someone whose hands you can see in them.

On the record

In House Of Strings’s words

Materials, in the brand's words: natural fibres, sustainable materials and ethical production — "a belief that beauty need not harm the earth."
Packaging: honeycomb paper wrap, padded cushioning, and a corrugated box with fragile labelling. The brand reports recyclable, biodegradable or compostable material across at least half of its packaging, and no single-use plastic.
People: the studio employs women artisans and describes its aim as livelihoods that are "nurturing, dignified, and creatively fulfilling." It reports a written worker policy, minimum wage with timely payment, safe conditions, reasonable hours, maternity leave, public holidays, non-discriminatory practice and freedom of association.

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