Studio Chawla

Sooraj Chwla started designing when he was back in college. He then started displaying his collection at private exhibitions under his label then called “Opuus”, now “Sooraj Chwla”. Soon he started selling his collection to big stores and other retail outlets. His collections are always trendy, contemporary, with an essence of simplicity. As his career started reaching its peak, he started a studio cum workshop at Okalipuram in the year 2001. As the years went by, Sooraj happened to work a lot in the Bridal trousseau collection. Enjoying the wedding sector for some time now, Sooraj counsels brides and grooms on their personal choices and also designs outfits for various wedding occasions.

About The Store:

Started in October 2008, with an idea to attract clientele to a place where they can fulfill their needs under one roof. Also creating a platform for new budding designers, the store stocks designers from all over. The whole idea for choosing a location like this was that we wanted shoppers to choose at ease with no tension of driving through traffic or finding a parking, etc. Thus located in a posh residential area. Even the clothes are all well thought, planned and each piece chosen by Sooraj himself, so that the client who walks into the store can choose the best.

A very cozy and warm ambiance created by Interior Designer and wife, Renu Chawla. Spread over 700Sqft. The entire store is located on the ground floor of an old bungalow in the heart of Kumara Park, Bangalore. Keeping the colors basic with hints of gold silver all over giver the store a very appealing and glamorous look. Talking about the interiors she says we have used minimal but smart furniture creating space and free movement in the store. Further we have used a lot of mirrors in the store, but very differently, dual purpose being firstly to provide so that the clients can have a look at themselves anywhere in the store and other being to make the store look more spacious. We have used a lot of white, even in the furniture so that the garments stand out in front of them, keeping in mind the whole concept of the store.