Our Experience Centre is an immersive journey into the world of art, design, and storytelling.
Every element in the space has been carefully crafted through rigorous experimentation and prototyping to elevate how customers engage with our products and vision.
An Immersive Experience
Designed as a living, breathing canvas, the Experience Centre invites you to see, touch, and feel Baaya’s creations in their full glory.
Design Consultation
This is where ideas take shape! Through hands-on interactions with our material library and product prototypes, we guide you in crafting personalised art, lighting, and artifacts that are meaningful, refined, and one of a kind.
A Hub for the
Design Community
The Experience Centre also serves as a collaborative space for Mumbai’s vibrant design community. We have a regular calendar of talks, workshops, and co-creation events to exchange ideas and celebrate craft.
Experience Centre Events & More…
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The Baaya Experience: August Edition
Baaya Newsletter: January
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Bespoke Art vs Ready-Made Art: Which Is Right for Your Space?
Sometimes, you encounter an artwork and immediately know where it belongs. At other times, the space comes first: a tall entrance wall, an unusually proportioned niche or a hotel lobby waiting for a defining installation. These two starting points often lead to different choices. An existing artwork can bring its own identity into a room.…
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How to Choose an Art Design Studio for Your Interior Project
A room can have beautiful furniture, carefully chosen finishes and generous proportions, yet still feel as though something is missing. Often, it needs a piece that connects everything: an artwork that responds to the architecture, a light installation that introduces movement, or a surface that brings texture and meaning. Choosing an art design studio is…
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Why Was Indigo Called ‘Blue Gold’? The Indian Story Behind the Colour
Indigo has travelled through Indian history as a dye, a commodity, a source of extraordinary craftsmanship and, at times, a cause for resistance. Perhaps that is why this blue has always felt so meaningful to me. When people ask me why indigo feels so right for Baaya, I never quite know how short an answer…
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The Storytellers of Sawantwadi: The disappearing tradition of Chitrakathi storytelling in Maharashtra
There is something strange about seeing a Chitrakathi painting hanging quietly on a wall.It is beautiful, of course. Strong colours, expressive figures, dramatic scenes. But it was never really meant to be looked at in silence.Chitrakathi belongs to a storytelling tradition in which paintings were shown one after another while a performer narrated the story,…
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Where Art, Material and Space Meet in Contemporary Design
A large wall does not automatically require a large artwork, just as a double-height lobby does not necessarily need a dramatic sculpture. Even a beautifully crafted object can feel disconnected when it has not been considered in relation to the architecture around it. The relationship between art, material and space is more complex than matching…
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Designing Spaces That Tell Stories: A Spatial Design Approach
Every space communicates something, whether deliberately or unintentionally. A hotel can reveal something about the landscape around it, a workplace can communicate how an organisation sees itself, and a residence can hold references to family, memory and personal history. Spatial storytelling is the process of translating these ideas into a physical experience. It is not…
