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The art we choose to hang on our walls says as much about us as the furniture we collect or the books we display. From Room Service's vintage-inspired posters and Lemy Club's whimsical illustrations to Biskutt's nostalgic prints celebrating Indian bakeries and neighbourhood life, these three homegrown brands offer artwork that transforms blank walls into personal stories.
Putting a home together is a labour of love. It’s a process of collecting stories, memories and objects that reflect who you are. And when it comes to what hangs on your walls, every piece matters: it should spark conversation, hold meaning, and make a statement.
Finding the right piece, however, is about more than just matching colours or following trends. The best artworks are the ones that resonate on a deeper level and evoke a memory, reflect an interest or capture a feeling, something that stands confidently within your space. The pieces we choose to live with every day should do more than a blank space on your wall.
To save you the endless scroll through Pinterest board, we’ve rounded up three homegrown collectives creating wall art that actually deserves a spot in your home:
Room Service’s goal is to transform your space into a personal museum. From vintage posters that transport you to smoky 1980s jazz bars to retro science-fiction comic covers, they offer prints for every corner of your home. If your ideal aesthetic is a tasteful vintage fever dream filled with dusty paperbacks, well-loved curiosities, and vinyl records that could spin for days, Room Service is the place for you.
Get your print from here.
Lemy believes that art is a little bit of magic for everyday life. Their collection moves effortlessly between contemporary illustration, remastered masterpieces, and whimsical dreamscapes, offering prints that feel like conversation starters. A highlight is their Vintage Matchbox collection featuring prints of old vivid Indian matchboxes that will add a hint of colour and culture to your room.
Get your prints here.
Biskutt taps into a different kind of nostalgia, one rooted in neighbourhood bakeries, handwritten menus and the simple joy of a warm cookie fresh from the oven. Their Bakery Shop collection celebrates the visual language of old-school patisseries, with prints featuring cakes, pastries, bread loaves and vintage culinary illustrations that feel like they belong in your favourite local bakehouse. A table of freshly bought ‘sabzi’ or a local ‘kirane ka dukaan’, Biskutt will make your home like a corner of a quiet old street.
Get your prints here.
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