‘Ikka Dukka,’ derived from the Hindi word for ‘rare’ or ‘very few,’ perfectly encapsulates the brand’s ethos—thoughtful curation of artisan-crafted home goods from across India. A destination for those with a discerning eye, the brand offers an eclectic selection of home, art, and lifestyle pieces. While most of its collection exists online, Ikka Dukka’s aesthetic—minimal, warm, and effortlessly luxe—takes physical form in its cozy South Delhi studio, which doubles as both a workspace and a showroom.

. Its whitewashed interiors serve as a perfect backdrop for the brand’s signature pieces—statement rugs, handcrafted cushions, and décor. The studio, illuminated by a sunlit balcony, features inviting nooks that create the perfect atmosphere for leisurely browsing through its expansive bookshelves. Much like its website, the space is intentionally minimal, allowing the products to take center stage—proving that luxury isn’t about excess, but intention.

When Enda Noone, an Irish entrepreneur, founded the brand 15 years ago, the vision was clear: to create and curate rare finds that seamlessly fit into any space. At a time when e-commerce was either oversaturated with mass-produced, discounted goods or dominated by ultra-luxury price points, Ikka Dukka set out to carve a space in between—offering high-quality, beautifully crafted pieces without the steep markup. To this day, the brand remains deeply personal, with Enda standing by a simple rule: - I wouldn’t curate anything I wouldn’t have in my own home.

This philosophy is reflected in Ikka Dukka’s carefully curated selection, where every piece feels intentional and distinctive. From home décor and furniture to stoneware, crystal ware, and unique frames, the platform’s offerings stand apart—never diluted, always thoughtfully chosen. Their art prints are a particular highlight, spanning Indian mythology, wildlife, vintage postcards, and intricate botanical illustrations. Beyond décor, the collection extends cozy home linens, jewellery, stationery, and a stunning range of books—covering food, lifestyle, and coffee table editions that double as statement pieces.

The studio also serves as the brand’s creative hub - moodboards, fabric swatches, and stacked art prints fill the space, giving visitors a glimpse into the creative process behind the curation. Visitors can also browse the website and request the team to arrange specific products to view in-store, to make their visit personalized. In a time when shopping has become methodical, Ikka Dukka offers something truly special—an intimate experience where every item feels like a discovery.