Inside Jaipur's New Sustainably-Driven Cultural Space For Art, Design, & Fashion Showcases

Jaipur just got a new cultural space for thoughtful curation and it’s built with a vision to bring heritage, art, and luxury together through community-based experiences. Located in Kanota Courtyard within the Narain Niwas Palace, House of Hidden Treasures is a new gallery for discerning aesthetes, artists, and connoisseurs of design. With its delicate balance of traditional Rajasthani architecture and modern interiors, the venue is aims to be a centre for the city's artistic expression.

Founded by Saloni and Richa, the visionary duo behind the celebrated Hidden Treasures exhibitions, this new space marks the natural evolution of their work. Known for bringing Jaipur’s creative pulse to wider audiences through fashion, art, and design showcases, the pair have now embedded their philosophy into a permanent, thoughtfully designed space. The House of Hidden Treasures embodies their pursuit of excellence, offering a venue that is as functional as it is evocative.

At over 1800 square feet, the gallery is tailored for diverse experiences: from high-concept design and art exhibitions to luxury events, product launches, and cultural gatherings. Workshops, heritage walks, and design-led conversations are welcomed too. The space is accompanied by bespoke event planning services, enabling a personalised experience from concept to execution.

In its architecture, the gallery leans into the city’s rich visual grammar with its arched doorways, hand-laid tilework, and lighting that shifts from sun-drenched brightness to moody nocturnal ambiance. The pricing starts at ₹30,000 per weekday and scaling up to ₹6,00,000 for a full month, with weekend and special packages available. Every booking includes not just access to the space but a deeper alignment with its ethos: luxury with responsibility. Sustainability is central to the House’s mission — through collaborations with artisans, mindful event planning, and a strong commitment to reducing ecological impact.

Jaipur has always been a city of deep artistic heritage; its visual language shaped by centuries of craft, architecture, and cultural exchange. As the city’s contemporary creative landscape attracts more eyes, House of Hidden Treasures allows the space to both showcase the cultural and artistic practices, and shape it.

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